#Coyote ugly bar full#

#Coyote ugly bar full#

‘Coyote Ugly’ turns 20: Secrets and scandals of the real-life bar and movieĪ full kitchen will also serve Colombian tapas - which Lovell chose as an ode to her “roots” - such as arepas, empanadas and salchicha sausage.

“Now I can get old in style,” she said with a laugh. There will also be “higher-quality” wine available - but mostly to suit the tastes of boss lady Lovell, who opened the dive nearly three decades ago with bartending tips. “It’s a retro lounge dive,” CEO and founder Liliana Lovell told The Post of the bar’s latest iteration.Īlong with spiffier decor, scantily clad Coyotes will be mixing up classic cocktails like Manhattans, Old Fashioneds and Gin Rickeys. Patrons will see snazzy upgrades to the infamous saloon with leopard wallpaper, green python upholstery and an art deco vibe. 14th St., just a few blocks away from its OG stomping grounds of 28 years. Get ready to howl - Coyote Ugly is making its post-COVID comeback.Īnd while the bar is brand-spanking-new, it’s about to get sticky from body shots and scuffed from bartender babes dancing in cowgirl boots - the raucous antics that inspired the 2000 cult classic film of the same name starring Piper Perabo, Maria Bello and Tyra Banks.Īfter closing its original East Village location last year, NYC’s ultimate dive is opening Wednesday in a new 2,000-square-foot home at 233 E. Nightclub bans staring without ‘verbal consent’ to preserve a ‘safe space’ Hipsters turn filthy NYC subway station into an ironic hotspot I narrowly escaped drinking a ‘spiked’ drink with a tablet fizzing in itīartender goes viral for holding onto a man’s wallet after his cards were declined