Coyote Moon Lounge

Restaurant · Archuleta County

Coyote Moon Lounge

Restaurant · Archuleta County
120 Co Rd 600, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147

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Polish fare, live music, beer, wine, pool & dog-friendly patio  

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120 Co Rd 600, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 Get directions

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Alison Fladwood

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Looking for a great place to have a drink and enjoy good music? This place offers music almost every night of the week..and they book excellent talent. It is family owned, and they feature traditional Polish dishes at a great price-point (and the serving sizes are gargantuan). There are multiple pool tables, and great outdoor seating (when weather permits). Family and dog friendly....This place is a local fave!

Jrock

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The plating has a little room for improvement, but the food was all we hoped it would be and more. It’s elevated polish bar food, with the sauerkraut and pierogis being the stars. They for a limited time had bottles of Yuengling and the staff was prompt and courteous.

Anna Peters

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We visited on a whim the night we arrived in Pagosa. It seems that they are extremely busy and extremely short-staffed all the time. There were new people constantly coming in, waiting, and tables always being full. The did not have a host/hostess so it is a confusing experience coming in as someone may not come to address you for over 5 minutes. Because they were so busy, we didn't even get drinks or our orders taken for maybe 15 minutes after being seated. When we were leaving, there was another family on a table nearby who sat down shortly after us and hadn't gotten their food yet. The live music was nice and not overly loud. Having said all of this, the food is absolutely delicious. The pierogi were amazing and the kraut bowl was exactly how it should taste. I would absolutely return, just tamper my expectations of when I'm about to eat.

Dana Shea-Reid

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We were on the road and while in Pagoaa Springs we tried to find a good restaurant that was also dog friendly. Lucky for us we stumbled onto Cotote Moon. The owner ( Kasha?)was so gracious, and the dog friendly patio was awesome! Couches, blankets, flowers, trees, fire pits and bowls of water ( and treats) for the pooch. She introduced us to their great menu of Polish beers then to some marvelous Polish sandwiches. Well beyond our expectations and such a good time! Thank you!

Donna Badgett

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All Campers were Totally Happy! Great show Tom! Lively. Comfortable. Welcoming. Delicious. Kasha you and the lounge rock! This is my new favorite gathering spot! I loved the fried chicken and mushroom dish. Made with love.

S Heb

Google
We were traveling through town and stopped at a nearby brewery and left because of the horrible service. We were about to leave town when we saw this place and decided to stop. What a wonderful stroke of luck good luck for us! Good food (some authentic Polish even), spectacular nice owners, charming shady, quiet patio. Definitely recommended!

Victoria Haddow

Google
Excellent food and service! Friendly staff. We had lunch on the patio with our baby and dog and everyone was comfortable. We would love to check this place out at night too - live music, pool, etc.

Will Mitchell

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There were tables and a bar in front of the stage with live music. In the back was a pool table. Lots of locals go there and the bartender knew what their usual drinks were. I had the wings, which were good, and the polish sausage plate with the ‘kraut bowl’. I don’t know who came up with that name, because it’s simply a side served in a cup like you see coleslaw served. The sausage was good, which is uncommon, and I liked the sauerkraut. I ordered a whiskey sour and it was not very sweet which I liked and rarely get. The bartender made me an Old Fashioned that Taylor it incorporates cloves, although I doubt that was what I was tasting. It was good. The whole place was pretty low key and chill, at least in early April as the ski season ended. It’s also a short bit off the main road which can’t help business, but I walked from my hotel.