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[ more from 10best]
"This Mexican favorite is crowded at all hours, given its laid-back atmosphere, which appeals to everyone from college kids and grandparents to celebrities and families with children. The food is abundant and cheap, and the margaritas are said to be the be..."
[ more from blogging.la]
"Weekly visits to this place with a group of friends kept me sane when I was going to school 15 years ago. Afterwards, occasionally we would trek down the New Beverly or elsewhere, but mostly it was across the street to what was (very) briefly a bookstore/..."
[ more from calendarlive]
"The decor at El Coyote is a combination of fake-peeling-plaster and authentic Mexican folk art. What draws thousands of people to this unpretentious landmark, including fraternity guys, blue hairs and Hollywood rockers?..."
[ more from carolineoncrack]
"[…] We are looking to fill two 75-year-old foodblogger positions with Statler and Waldorf of the Fairfax restaurant circuit. Old-man bloggers’ first assignment will be to review the 75-cent Anniversary Meal at El Coyote [details] on Monday, 13..."
[ more from dinesite]
"Expect the average entrée to cost for the most part in the range of $8 to $12, and you`ll be fine if dressed casual...."
[ more from frommers]
"Everyone from 20-something hipsters to slick showbiz player-types, rockers, movie stars, and regular folk like yourself can be found at this family-owned cantina that has been around since 1931. The rowdy bar scene alone is a great reason to hang out at t..."
[ more from gayot]
"On March 5, 1931, Blanche March and husband George opened El Coyote at La Brea and 1st Street. institution now occupies a 375-seat space in the middle of Beverly Boulevard"s restaurant row...."
[ more from judysbook]
| "The staff wears authentic mexican wardrobe, and they are always very friendly...." |
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[ more from la]
"From hot spots to hot dogs, LA has its own special brand of eateries. You can be uptown, downtown or just low-down--there's something for everyone...."
[ more from lacitybeat]
"Tonight the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena launches an extraordinary program, DigitalForum, aimed at “presenting, preserving, and expanding the field of video art as creative expression. ” More specifically, you get to enjoy looped, outdoor screen..."
[ more from lafoodcrazy.blogspot]
"The menu can be daunting, with bizarre entries like "Scratch Margaritas," (that doesn't sound appetizing at all), Enchilada Howard (we love to ask "is the Howard fresh today? "), and "Mexican Spaghetti" (it's actually fideo, a plenty "authentic" Mexican d..."
[ more from laismybeat-restaurants.blogspot]
"Granted, it's not exactly the newer, fresher Mexican food we've become accustomed to, but the flavors and textures of most of the dishes are still wonderful. I'm sure it must be cooked in chicken broth to give it that rich, fullness...."
[ more from local.yahoo]
| "history where the food is as good as inexpensive Mexican food can be expected to be, the drinks are better, and the atmosphere is fun. Not sure what the "tourists-only" reviewer was referring to...." |
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[ more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "The scene at El Coyote takes on a casting-call atmosphere at night, when the place starts crawling with young Hollywood glamour brats, who fill the booths and cocktail lounge, needing to be noticed. Those looking to skip the food in favor of a liquid diet..." |
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[ more from tripadvisor]
"The food was sub-standard and the famous Marguaritas totally forgettable...."
[ more from wcities]
"The huge crowd sipping margaritas in the bar is the first clue as to the popularity of this Mexican cantina. The entire restaurant rolls with an upbeat, almost silly atmosphere...."
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