The Coyote Club — Restaurant in New York

I like this bar alot. It's got a strange, retro, dark/dingy West coast vibe- very unique for the area- seems to be a hipster haven. The staff is always really friendly and laid back. I like the music selection, everytime I've gone it's a mix of 90's grunge, rockabilly, 50's/60's rock n roll, etc.

They've got pinball machines in the back and I love pinball so that's the win for me. I usually go in, get a hotdog with the works and a few house lagers, i get a bunch of singles and play pinball for a little while then leave.

Food selection is lacking, but it's not that kind of place so NBD. They've got hotdogs that honestly are pretty good and bags of chips, if thats what you are into but if not you can have food delivered or bring food.

Their house lager is pretty good. Place reminds me of something I'd see in...

I was excited to try a new place especially upon hearing they had games, a Photo Booth, and pretty spacious. The bartenders were super attentive. Drinks were fine and Happy Hour special was great too. However, as someone who was born and raised in Bed Stuy, this was honestly one of the whitest bars I’ve been to. It doesn’t cater nor feel welcoming to long time locals at all. The crowd there wasn’t reflective of the Black community they’re situated in. Also some of the ⚪️ patrons were very inconsiderate of space (though there was definitely space for them not to encroach on ours!) and simply rude and weird. Maybe Coyote Club would be great on a weekday after work or something for happy hour, but idk. I just don’t see myself returning as it’s not my crowd,...

This is our neighborhood bar. Today my wife and I snuck out for a drink before having to take care of the kids. We walk in and greet the bartender with a “hi” while making eye contact before sitting in our seats. The bar tender passively aggressively hands us a menu and says “ok” in a sacastic tone. I ask her what is wrong and she says “it’s polite to greet people when you walk into a place.” What a bummer experience. We left immediately to let...