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The newest offering in off-campus dining, Coyote Flaco is a short drive away on [[Route 7 ]] South, not far from [[Sheep Hill]]. Upon entering, you'll immediately encounter the congenial hostess who will take you to your table. She'll hand you the drinks menu, which is an impressive collection of different kinds of margaritas. They have over 50 kinds of Tequila, ranging from the house brand to the likes of Cuervo Reserva de la Familia; make sure to bring a designated driver along in order to enjoy some tasty drinks. Although the sign outside reads that the restaurant offers "Mexican and Spain cuisine", there is sadly only one Iberian offering--the Paella Valenciana. Otherwise If you sit really still while you're reading the menu, you might notice the Mariache music playing in the menu reads much like one would expect of background at about 4 decibels. This is really a New England restaurant with a Mexican restaurantveneer as thin as their salsa. The Burritos, nachos, and fajitas are described in an illegible "fancy script" font, and the food will almost certainly disappoint your "Mex-pectations". It's tasty, to be sure, but the average spiciness level is very tasty somewhere between Gerber and enjoyableBaked Potato. And the portions will make you thank God for [[dinner points]]. For example, but traditional Mexican food aficionados may be disappointed the "Deluxe Nachos" consists of exactly four circular nachos, neatly arranged in its lack of spicynessa square. I wish I were kidding. The only thing Mexican about the experience is the speed of service can be slow at times, but which makes the [[1914 Library]] seem like [[Wal-Mart]]. There was approximately a one-year interval between when we were seated and when we placed our orders. The waitstaff is very generally helpful, and both the manager and the hostess came over to my table at different times will periodically check on you to make sure that we were you are enjoying our your petite, well-mannered, New England meal. Overall, this new restaurant is certainly worth a try. You won't be disappointed.