August 31, 2024

Coyote Steakhouse at the Palms at Indian Head

Historic Dining Experience in Borrego Springs

Coyote Steakhouse, located at the historic Palms at Indian Head hotel, is one of Borrego Springs' must-visit dining destinations. The hotel, originally built in 1947 by the Hoberg family, was the first full-service resort in Borrego Springs. The steakhouse offers a unique blend of history, great food, and scenic views, making it a top choice for both visitors and locals alike.

A Historic Setting with Iconic Views

Set against the stunning desert backdrop, the Coyote Steakhouse provides a truly memorable dining experience. The Palms at Indian Head, known for its iconic mid-century design, captures the spirit of old California luxury. Dining here isn’t just about the food—it’s about taking in the beauty of the Anza-Borrego Desert while savoring every bite.

Menu Highlights

The steakhouse menu offers a variety of prime cuts and seafood dishes that cater to every taste. Here are a few highlights:

Prime Grade Steaks: The New York Strip Loin and Filet Mignon are both top-rated and cooked to perfection.

Seafood Selections: For seafood lovers, the Lobster Thermidor and Salmon Filet are excellent choices, offering fresh flavors with a gourmet touch.

Appetizers to Start: Don’t miss the Ahi Tartare and Crab Cakes, both made with fresh, high-quality ingredients that set the tone for a fantastic meal.

Salads and Sides: Pair your meal with one of their signature salads, like the Wedge Salad or Lobster Louie Salad, or choose from a range of sides including house-made mashed potatoes and steamed asparagus with hollandaise.

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A Travelers' Choice Award Winner

Coyote Steakhouse is recognized with the Travelers Choice Award, solidifying its reputation as one of the best places to eat in Borrego Springs. Whether you're here for a casual dinner or a special occasion, the steakhouse offers an exceptional combination of ambiance and culinary delights.

Unforgettable Dining Experience

With breathtaking desert views, a rich historical setting, and a carefully crafted menu, Coyote Steakhouse is more than just a restaurant—it’s a Borrego Springs institution. Be sure to visit for a taste of its signature dishes and soak in the serene desert surroundings.

For reservations, contact: 📍 2220 Hoberg Road, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
📞 760-440-6824

Plan Your Visit to Borrego Springs

Coyote Steakhouse, housed within a historic hotel, is an essential stop on your Borrego Springs trip. Make your reservation and experience why this iconic restaurant is one of the top places to eat in the desert.

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