Jake Hinton • March 5, 2025

Fine Dining at Coyote Steakhouse

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A Mid-Century Modern Experience


Located within the historic Palms at Indian Head, Coyote Steakhouse offers a fine dining experience that combines elegance and the charm of Borrego Springs’ mid-century modern heritage. Built in 1947 by the Hoberg family, The Palms was Borrego Springs' first full-service resort and remains a landmark of timeless sophistication. The restaurant, nestled in this iconic hotel, has become a beloved destination for romantic dinners, celebratory meals, and unforgettable evenings.


Award-Winning Cuisine


Coyote Steakhouse is renowned for its exceptional menu, featuring expertly prepared steaks, seafood, and fresh, seasonal dishes. It's no wonder it has earned the Travelers’ Choice Award as one of Borrego Springs' top dining establishments. From perfectly seared rib-eye to delicate salmon fillets, every dish showcases quality ingredients and culinary finesse.


Patrons consistently rave about the warm and attentive service. As Lesiel L. shared in a glowing review:


“We loved every aspect of our dinner. It was for a birthday, and they decorated the table and brought dessert with the staff singing for us. The food was excellent.”

Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying a peaceful evening, the team at Coyote Steakhouse goes above and beyond to make each visit memorable.



Cozy Ambiance


The restaurant’s interior reflects its mid-century modern roots, creating a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Dim lighting, tasteful decor, and an inviting bar area make it the perfect spot to relax before dinner with a specialty cocktail. The elegant yet understated setting pairs beautifully with the desert’s serene backdrop, offering a retreat from the ordinary.


Hours and Location


Coyote Steakhouse is open Wednesday through Sunday from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM, with the bar opening earlier at 4:30 PM. Reservations are recommended for this popular dining spot.


Address: 2220 Hoberg Road, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Contact:
 (760) 440-6824 | stay@thepalmsatindianhead.com


Why Visit?


Coyote Steakhouse is more than a restaurant; it’s an experience steeped in history and exceptional hospitality. From its iconic location at the Palms at Indian Head to its award-winning menu, it’s a must-visit for those seeking fine dining in Borrego Springs.


Whether you’re a local or a visitor, reserve a table today and discover the culinary delight that is Coyote Steakhouse.



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