Part of the Gay Oceanside Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Oceanside, California
Carlsbad Village staple since 1987 — fire pits, margaritas, and live music
A Carlsbad Village institution just a block from the ocean, known for live music, fire pits, and a menu of Southwestern-inspired eats. Coyote has been going strong since 1987, drawing crowds for everything from specialty margaritas and happy hour deals to full-on dance nights with live bands on the patio. The vibe is casual but lively — great for a group dinner that naturally turns into a night out. One of the biggest tequila selections in North County, too.
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