Look, this place is probably the best restaurant that Snowshoe has to offer now that Senkai is closed. But there's nothing special about it except that the other restaurants at Snowshoe are so very bad, and it's merely mediocre. Unfortunately, you're going to pay premium prices for mediocre food. But again, not unreasonable compared to the prices at the other restaurants at Snowshoe. Just more than what you'd pay if you had options. If you have to eat out, pick this place or Cheat Mountain Pizza. But you'll probably wish you'd just packed enough food to cook in your room for dinner. read more

I know this place has mixed reviews, but I actually really enjoy the catfish sandwich here! I always get this when visiting my unit! I usually go in the off-season and service has always been good. The catfish sandwich is huge, and the piece fish is so big it extends beyond the bun! The flavor is great and the jalapeño tarter sauce is the best! The price of sandwich is reasonable too like $12 and it's worth it! read more

Love this place. Nice staff, good food! i highly recommend the Hawg Wings!!! Ron is our favorite server by far, super friendly and really makes you feel welcome. Our favorite place to go in Snowshoe. will be back every year! read more

The folks at Foxfire Grill get a 3 star review mostly because I was there on only their 2nd day open for the summer and clearly they were trying to work out the kinks. And there's plenty to work on. I was part of a group of 4 there for an early dinner. I had the steak and shrimp combo ordering the steak medium well. It was clearly well done but the shrimp and steak both had good flavor. Friends had a chipotle chicken sandwich that was good. Other friends shared the barbecue platter for 2 and it was a mess. All the ingredients were dry and/or lacking in flavor. We calmly described the shortcomings to our very competent server Brooke who was gracious. We said we understood this was the 2nd day and wanted to just share our responses to our dinner. She returned with our checks and said the manager had thanked us for our comments and had reduced our checks by 10% as a courtesy which was of course appreciated. I've been to Foxfire many times and it's always pretty good. Give these folks credit for a tough environment. Will always return. read more

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This place is absolutely rude. The manage literately got security and kick us out because we have 2 more friends added to the table! Plus another side the food order is 1 hour wait. Suggest not coming!! read more

Just got back from some terrible bar service. The bar tender (tall, older guy with a goatee) was extremely rude to our group, especially one young woman who was asking for more water. Instead of filling her order, he was filling other drinks and orders and made her wait a long time. When she reminded him about her drinks he said "I will get to you in a MINUTE," in such a condescending tone that I had to take a step back. Then he went on to take other people's orders ahead of her! The manager did try to smooth over the situation, but this bartender had better get a lesson in customer service and decency. I understand being busy, but deliberately ignoring someone whose order you took, plus obviously prioritizing white guests over a person of color sitting at the bar was appalling. read more

Attempted to eat here last night with a couple ahead of us waiting to be greeted. Neither of us were greeted by the host. After waiting over 5 minutes we decided to leave. We came back the next day for dessert and the host was not very friendly about the idea that we didn't want dinner as well. Left again. Probably won't go for three times the charm. We were pleased with The Junction and Cheat Mountain Pizza, food and service were great! read more

Amazing!!!! Great food and awesome service! The food was cooked perfectly and portions were above average size. read more

Foxfire Grill - Pork Shank Special, sawmill chips, chipotle chicken sammich. - American Near Me - Snowshoe, West Virginia

This place is definitely one of the best if not the best restaurant on the mountain. I really liked the cozy yet slightly chaotic atmosphere. There was a 20-minute wait so we decided to sit at the bar. The wait for food was kind-of long but reasonable enough considering how many people were there. My Vegetarian Jamaican Sliders did not look like a lot of food, but it ended up filling me up. There were only two sliders, but they were pretty thick. The small bowl of pickled vegetables was very bright and tasty, but I didn't finish them because I don't think they are that good for your health (though I know there are varying opinions on this). My dad's Heavenly BBQ Burger was deliciously smoky, and my sister's Squash Toast looked delightfully filling as well. Large portion sizes (aside from my sliders) and a wide range of prices. read more

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Great service and food. Friendly wait staff. Was there when a 1 star review was written - individual tried to seat a child at the bar and then yelled at the hostess when he didn't like the table. Staff was incredibly professional in removing this entitled irate person from the premises as he shouted about being a lawyer. Bartender was knowledgeable about drink choices and made great recommendations. Wait staff was very responsive and kept the delicious food and drinks coming. Enjoyed it so much we went back the next night. We will be back whenever we are in town! read more

Place was great! Busy but the waitress Susie was great and very friendly! Great burger and BBQ.

I can't say much on this place, but what I can say is about two very important things: service and dessert. After experiencing some pretty lackluster (and actually a few cases of downright awful) service from folks around the area, Foxfire Grill was a breath of fresh air as the bartender was genuinely a kind dude. They were understaffed a bit and it was an hour or so before closing time but the place was pretty busy. Despite being the only bartender on shift, he still gave us the time of day, literally, and was really helpful in getting our to-go order out just in time for the last shuttle of the evening back to the bottom on the mountain. Besides the tableside s'mores, all other dessert options have lots of ice cream involved. Cool...but aren't we at an ice cold ski resort? Cold on top of cold is not my fave, and transporting ice cream to-go on a potentially jam-packed bus full of skis, snowboards and tired people seemed like it'd be a hellacious and ultimately melty and sticky experience, but no. The bartender packed everything in our apple pie a la mode just right and it was surprisingly still warm and delicious by the time we got back. Sweet! read more

During ski season and especially on weekends, the wait can be quite lengthy. When Ember was still open, I would usually suggest either Elk River, Foxfire, or Ember. I'm not as big a fan of the new South Mountain Grille, and Elk River is a bit of a drive, so these days I tend to just take friends to Foxfire. Unlike the Snowshoe-operated dining establishments in the Village, Foxfire is actually reliably good. The food is great. I love and highly recommend their chicken-fried steak, it really is delicious. Most folks will find something on their menu that piques their interest, since it's filled with southern fare comfort food. And, honestly, you really won't find anything better in the Village. read more

My brother spent a day destroying snowshow mountain recently and decided to try foxfire for lunch. The atmosphere was lively and the views down the mountain were pretty sweet. The only problem was the brew selection. You walk past the Spruce restaurant and you see boxes and boxes of good brew. You expect to see a similar selection at Foxfire. Not so! They still had a couple good ones but I would like to see a a better selection. Food: I had the Hangover Sandwich Part 2. Chicken fried steak, fried egg, swiss cheese, and a tomato on a kaiser roll. This was a very good sandwich. You know what could have made this a mind blowing sandwich? A BISCUIT! A big fat buttermilk biscuit. Either that or make it two smaller sandwiches on regular sized biscuits. The key is biscuits. Biscuits, I say! Brew: You are aware. Service: The young lady in charge of our table was quite busy yet friendly. Overall: I would recommend Foxfire. Granted, you are at the top of a mountain and your selections are limited. Still! Go! read more

3.5 GREAT bar food and appz. Awesome pale ale (can't recall the name right now), I'm not so much a beer drinker so I was happily surprised to find something I really, really enjoyed and the place felt very home-y and laid back. So we decided to return here for dinner too. Not such a good idea. Place was obviously really crowded with it being opening weekend and the food was NOT as good at the items we got earlier in quality or price. So that was disappointing but now we know to grab dinners elsewhere, or maybe just try for something simple like a burger (don't opt for a steak or pasta dish here, definitely not worth it). read more

I have been here 4-5 times and its always overpriced and over crowded! There are so many people in there you cant even think, its like a unorganized nightmare! Guaranteed the bartenders aren't friendly , EVER. There was actually a fist fight in there the night I was eating... The food was good but other than that I wasn't impressed. Stay away from here if you have young kids because there are belligerent drunk Twenty Somethings cussing and telling stories at ear cracking levels. If you can get in here on a uncrowded weekday you probably will enjoy your meal, stay away on the weekends at all costs. read more

So overall, Snowshoe is not a dining destination. The restaurants are packed at key times, the food is average at best, and I got the distinct impression that the chicken from my pulled bbq sandwich was the same chicken happening in the quesedillas I had at the Junction. Also, they refused to add in vegetables or make changes, and I suspect that's because of the sheer volume of food they are pumping out. Also, it might be a good idea to divide the restaurants into family and adults, so that my grown up friends aren't cussing in front of your 3 year olds. I suspect that both groups would appreciate that division. BUT the staff is really friendly, and they seem to really dig their jobs, and do offer up good suggestions. I had a wonderful time at the Junction and at Firefox Grill, mostly because of the staff and the fun atmosphere. The beers were the highlight, which was fine with me anyway. read more

Walked in to an hour wait for the dining room. Found a place in the bar area (first come first serve). Win win. Ordered food and apps. Apps took about 25 min. Understandable. Friday night. Busy. I get it. Food took another 25. When the food arrived the food was already cold. Spoke with the bartender about the cold food with no response or offer for new food. My party muscled down the food as we were starving after a day of skiing. Worst part. Spoke with the manager about the experience. She offered 20% discount. With no apology or any other offer. Employees get a better discount than we just got for crappy service and awful food. I was looking forward to coming here after hearing from friends about the great food. On a vacation for a few days I will not be returning. Sad but true. Better luck next time read more

Poor service, overcooked ribeye and 2 hour wait after being told 1-1 /4 when we checked in. Very disappointed. read more

One of our favorite places to eat at snowshoe, however, Wait could be really long during weekends so arrive early. No reservation or take out. And delay is not just for waiting to get seated. Last two times we ate there (for late lunch both times) it took over 45min for the food to come out after we placed the order. And the restaurant was only about half packed. First time the waiter told us the reason it took so long was because the main chef was not working. For our last lunch there this past Saturday, two of us had already finished eating by the time the other four finally got the food. read more

Considering there are very limited options in the Snowshoe village area, this is one of the more decent dining options here! The portions are quite large and each meal comes with a tasty little corn muffin. Everything here is pretty tasty although probably saturated with sodium. Be wary though as the wait times get RIDICULOUS! That's what happens when you cram four restaurants at the most densely populated part of Snowshoe mountain. Highlights: Surf and turf, brisket sandwich, mac and cheese, CHEESY GRITS! Definitely one of the best options to go with. read more

My Husband and I ate dinner here twice during our visit to Snowshoe. Our first visit we ate at the bar and both had salmon. It was cooked just as we ordered it - mine, medium and my Husband's medium-rare, excellent. The corn pudding on the side is tasty. Our service was great and we were able to watch football on TV. Our second visit, I ordered the pork shank. Just as advertised, it was falling off of the bone, flavorful - highly recommended. I tried each of the four bbq sauce flavors that were on the table. It had a side of vegetables and I asked if I could swap out mac and cheese for mashed potatoes. There was no problem obliging my request. My Husband enjoyed his country fried steak. Large menu selection and great service. read more

Came here during a trip to Snowshoe for dinner. Food was overpriced but not by too considering it was on-site at the resort. Ordered the burger which was a little ridiculous in the fact that you had to pay extra for normal condiments (I believe it was onions). A nice option they offer is to sub sweet potato fries in place of french fries at no charge. Both the sweet potato and french fries were very good and reminded me of Mcdonald's french fries. This place loses a star because of the poor service. This seems to be a trend at all the establishments on this resort as the majority of servers and bartenders i've encountered are rude, inconsiderate and forgetful. During this experience, our server forgot our drink order twice and half of our table's dinner order (he had to come back to retake their orders). I'll be bringing my own food next time I come to Snowshoe. read more

Year after year, ski trip after ski trip, Foxfire is the place our family looks forward to dining at. The wait can be ridiculous in the winter, at least after 6 p.m. - 1 hour and 45 minutes this evening. The fact is that the food and the ambience can't be touched on this mountain, however. It's just the best and indeed is worth the wait. Tonight, our party enjoyed the salmon, the surf and turf, the macaroni and one heckuva great hamburger. If you come to Snowshoe, you've got to check it out. read more

If I could give zero stars I would. This place is probably the sorriest excuse of bbq I've ever had. I paid $70 for two meals and probably wouldn't have paid $10 for it. Don't waste your time. read more

Easy to see why this place was so packed on a Friday night, as it's one of the few places to eat at The Village. Was trying to get into Old Spruce (http://www.yelp.com/biz/old-spruce-cafe-and-tavern-snowshoe) but the kitchen was closed, and Foxfire was the beneficiary. Walking in, it felt like a crowded cafeteria - noise and hustle and bustle everywhere, which was a little unusual given that they bill themselves as a fine dining experience. Menus are presented between two pieces of wood - a little obnoxious, as they're too large to comfortably open with others at the table. Echoing what others have said, service was slow - which isn't terribly unusual given that they were so busy, but the timing of appetizers to entree was off, and we ended up with a very full table of food. All in all, it was okay. Food was good, but priced a little high - captive audience when you're on top of the mountain, I guess. Will look forward to trying Old Spruce next time. read more

We came in with a party of 7 while awaiting one to arrive and was told that everyone in the party had to be present. We got seated with 7 and then once our friend arrived we were unable to add him to to the table. We asked our waiter if we could add a chair and he stated he would ask the hostess but he knew she was going to say "no". Then we were asked if we wanted to order drinks and we said we would wait. We stated we wanted to add our friend and then the hostess barged over to the table and said it wasn't going to happen, that we get what we get, and if not we can leave. We then proceeded to leave. We were treated poorly. The waiters stayed as well that the hostess is very rude and mean. I feel sorry for our waiter because he lost the wonderful tip from our table but the restaurant needs to fire their hostess. It makes a bad look on their restaurant. Racist vibes don't go here !!! Do not recommend. read more

Not sure why Foxfire doesn't have 5 stars. Hands down some of the best food on the mountain. We come to Snowshoe twice every summer, and we eat at Foxfire at LEAST twice each visit. It's that good. You can't go wrong with anything you order, but my dad and I always order our old faithful... A big ole order of Crybaby wings and a couple pints of Finch's Fascist Pig. So good! Everyone that works there is super nice. Many a time we have just sat around on a Sunday night chatting with the bartenders. I always look forward to heading back to Snowshoe for our yearly trips just so we can chow down at Foxfire. read more

We were there for a weekend and wanted to try this place, it wasn't bad but the service was slow. The wings weren't bad but had way to much sauce for my liking, the soup was ok not homemade as it was advertised just reheated. The worst part is they were packed and we sat next to a window, it was 34 outside and we may have well been outside, we asked to move but they didn't so just two appetizers and we were out not really impressed read more

The place to eat (and drink) on the mountain. Pricey but so is everything when you exist in the bubble that is a ski resort. Hunka Hunka Burger is by far the best thing on the menu. I also really enjoyed the app sampler plate. If you have a choice I would get the sweet potato fries, they are best side on the menu. The only thing I would wish was better was the staff, they seem understaffed and trained, leaving tables hanging for quite some time. If you drink give the Cold Trail Ale a try, it is a great unfiltered wheat beer. read more

The pulled pork is somewhat mushy, no solid chunks of meat. On the bright side they have a small craft beer selection from Thomas brewery. We enjoyed the good service and west facing sunset view. read more

This is Snowshoe's casual standby. I remember over 10 years ago when if was Eli's Grill and it captured the clientele. Then it was improved under the Brian Ball restaurant empire, became his ex's property, and now is independently owned (Kathy, who learned from both of them). The faire is yuppie redneck and, yes, you must come early in ski season because it doesn't take reservations and the wait times are horrendous. Outside seating pretty much year-round. Awesome on-tap beer selection. Their ahi tuna on noodles is to die for. And for those who count their carbos you can have it on a salad bed. read more

Absolutely unbelievable. pay $20 for a country steak that is over cooked as well as the egg that came with it, took a single bite, and then tried to explain to the server the dish was no good and not cooked properly. I was told I would be given 20% off my meal. a meal I had ONE BITE of. Owner came over and was so rude, said she did not care how bad the reviews were. read more

Hostess was the rudest person ever. Would never go back there. She threw the menus at us. Server Frank was very nice. Food was okay. Very slow. read more

Good food ok service. They don't have a good system of predicting how long you will have to wait for a table. I get it. It is a busy place given the season but I am sure by now you should have an idea how to calculate. Servers at times are overwhelmed. Went there twice during my trip first time long long wait time and good service second time long wait time bad service. Waitress kept forgetting our ordered items and when we would remind her she would say "oh that's right". It happened with my husband soup, one of kids meal which she forgot completely and a side order. read more

Fantastic service! Fantastic meal! We had been VERY disappointed at other restaurants in the village at Snowshoe until we dined here! Susie, our waitress, was amazing! read more

Foxfire Grill - Turtle Lava Cake - American Near Me - Snowshoe, West Virginia

Stopped by here one night to get out of the valley after several days at the Observatory. Even in the off season (Friday before Memorial Day) the restaurant was fairly well attended - maybe 40% of the tables were full for dinner. I had the burger topped with pulled pork, bacon, and (an) onion ring. The burger by itself was nothing fantastic, just a good quality burger. A decent portion of pulled pork on top which was a bit sweeter than my usual preference, but still tasty. Five or six sauces were on the table with a neat description card for each. None all that thick, which made dipping my fries tricky, but several were tasty and mixed well together to round out the burger. read more

Didn't start off good, hostess was very rude. Food was just ok. Service was VERY bad. Had to wait for 22 minutes to get a check! Would not recommend this establishment. read more

We had a late-night snack at the bar along with a few drinks our last night in town. The buffalo chicken dip and fried pickles were both tasty and the bartenders very friendly. We saw both tourists and locals alike enjoying themselves in the bar. Great vibe! read more

Foxfire's kitchen is open later than any other place in the Village, which is nice when it's late on a Saturday night and you're hungry after a long day of snowboarding. We discovered this after we tried going to Yodeler's and found out that they had stopped serving food 5 minutes before we got there. Foxfire was packed when we got there and we had to wait a bit, but we were able to get a table and food. I'm fairly certain that they kept their kitchen open longer because of it - we were told their kitchen closed at 11, but it was definitely later than that by the time we were seated. I got the Honest to Goodness Southern Barbeque (which was a pulled pork/coleslaw sandwich) with sweet potato fries. With the disclaimer that I was somewhat hungry at the time, I thought that it was pretty good. Nothing amazing, but a decent sandwich/fries, and not horrendously overpriced. They don't have a ton of beers on tap, but what they do have is a very good variety, with a couple of local brews thrown in. read more