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Thanks to three recently opened or reopened eateries, Sperryville can now boast an interesting array for dining experiences.

Starting at the western side of town, out on Route 211, is the newly reopened Coyote Cafe. Owners Dave and Rebecca Metheny both have extensive backgrounds in the culinary arts and have decided to create a menu with appeal for everyone. Gone are the traditional greasy beans and rice topped with a glob of melted cheese sitting next to a soggy enchilada.

The new menu is fresh and innovative with appeal for all....even those who think they may not like “Southwest” or “Mexican” food. From more traditional southwest items like Beef Fajitas or Tamales with Spiced Pork to Crab Cakes and

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