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Foxy's Restaurant

4.1 (2.9k reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Dogs allowed

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Lori T.

My boyfriend and I had lunch here after a day of shopping at The Americana. Thank you Yelp for recommending this place since we weren't sure where to go. There have their own parking lot so we found parking right away. It did start raining during our visit so that was convenient. Diners are cool since they have an array of different cuisines. I wanted breakfast and my boyfriend had Mexican. Their corn beef has plate was delicious! Seasoned well and filled me up. They also have salsas that were tasty and added to the flavor. The service was great. Our waitress was awesome! I forget how much our entire meal cost but it was reasonable for two entrees, two coffees and a soda. Go try this place!

Leo B.

Not sure I can add anything new to the thousands of reviews already here. Everything was good, so let's just add one more 5 stars to the pile. Foxy's has that classic old school diner feel. Small parking lot, friendly staff, huge menu. Breakfast, mexican dishes, burgers, pasta. salads, etc everyone should find something. I ordered the Chicken Fajita Omelette with French toast. Omelette had cheese inside, plenty of chicken and veggies, and the hash potatoes were really good. 5/5 for me. Just look at the photo. Coffee was decent and refills were fast. You pay at the front counter before you leave, old school style. Good food for very fair prices. Nothing to complain about here.

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Lisa W.

When I think of a diner, I think of bright lights, chrome, and tile. Foxy's is an old-timey restaurant that shows its age with a very dark interior and ornate fixtures. The menu is varied - breakfast, Mexican dishes, burgers, pasta with only pesto as the sauce choice... We ordered the house-made chips as an appetizer and burgers. Everything was very tasty and the service was attentive. We are not local, but if we were we think our visit would be one and done.

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Guillermo G.

This was an interesting diner. I liked its old school vibe. It probably hasn't changed much since it opened. And that's pretty cool. We came for breakfast. Service was attentive and quick. My wife and I shared the Eggs Benedict and our kid had the French Toast. The Eggs Benedict was good, but not great. The hash browns could have had more seasoning, but with some hot sauce it didn't matter. Our kid loved the French Toast. Overall, a pretty decent meal. Nice portions and quick service. I would return to try something else.

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Tammy L.

Haven't been to Foxy's in years! (Used to be our go to for brunch/ breakfast all the time.) Their menu hasn't changed, just added some things. Coffee fresh and fast on the refills. I ordered the Chilaquiles with Carne Asada, extra sauce on the side and a grilled jalapeño. Still delicious and good as I remember! My daughter ordered the Patty Melt with cheddar cheese - she loved hers as well. Burger was juicy, fries cooked just right. Will definitely start coming here more often. *So glad we decided on Foxy's - service is still the same- fast and friendly. 9 out of 10 for me, enjoy!

Machaca Omelette
Denise J.

Foxy's is a Glendale landmark and often has long wait times, which usually suggests a popular spot. It's conveniently located across from the Americana on Colorado Street and has plenty of old-school diner charm. I love the nostalgic atmosphere and all of the unique decorations throughout the restaurant. Unfortunately, the food has been a major disappointment. My husband and I have visited several times because we wanted to give Foxy's the benefit of the doubt and thought maybe we had just come on an off day. Sadly, after our third visit, we realized the experience was consistently disappointing. My husband ordered the Machaca omelette. The machaca was burnt to a crisp, extremely greasy, and served with cold tortillas. To make matters worse, the orange juice he ordered was forgotten. His plate wasn't even warm when it arrived, and he was both disappointed and put off by the meal. I ordered the Machaca scramble, and unfortunately, it wasn't much better. Like my husband's dish, it was cold and overly greasy. I was equally disappointed. As someone who loves classic diners and their unique character, I really wanted to enjoy Foxy's. The atmosphere is charming, but the food simply hasn't lived up to expectations during any of our visits. After giving it multiple chances, we've come to the conclusion that we won't be returning.

Tonight was the worst experience at Foxy's. I ordered a Cobb salad for take out. There was no turkey on the salad and I found a hair in the salad dressing. I dug around in the salad dressing to look for more hair and found a square plastic bread tie. I called Foxy's and was told "well this Kind of stuff happens sometimes." The best I was offered was a new salad. No thanks!

Christy C.

This diner is located near the Glendale Galleria and Americana at Brand Parking was okay since they have their own parking lot and it's free Inside was dim but spacious with booths and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating Menu had a good variety of dishes and pricing was reasonable since most items were under $20 Service was decent and nothing too special Got the Egg Benedict ($17.50) and it was mediocre. The Canadian bacon was very salty and the egg was slightly too overcooked so not as poached as I wanted. The hash browns were crispy and plentiful. The Quesadilla ($11) was pretty good! It was stuffed with plenty of cheese, tomatoes, and mushrooms. I was impressed with the portion size! It was very flavorful and delicious! The guacamole seemed fresh and tasty! Overall, I thought the food was okay so not sure if I will return or recommend

Crystal L.

This is where you meet. It reminds me of a nicer, older Perkins. It's decently comfortable (although the booths are a bit tight and have seen better days). Everyone is friendly enough. And the menu is large and just about everything will be pretty good. Or good enough. This being southern California, there are plenty of Mexican inspired dishes for breakfast. And of course the more traditional dishes as well. My breakfast was a little cold but stilil tasty nonetheless. My friends enjoyed their plates and a good, relaxing and not expensive breakfast was had by all. It's not hard to see why this place has been around for so long. It's a classic. With all that entails.

Maruko X.

Ambiance: it's a traditional diner brunch place located in Glendale, right across the street from the Americana shopping center, they have their own parking lot although it's get packed up quickly Service: friendly but slow and forgetful, it took a while to place the order and receive food, and we had to remind a few times to get drink Food & Drink: variety of choices on their menu CORNED BEEF HASH BENEDICT - ** toasted english muffin topped with two poached eggs with the creamy hollandaise, served with a choice of hash browns, overcooked eggs, and salty corned beef QUESADILLA ASADA - **** A flour tortilla stuffed with carne asada, grilled with tomatoes, mushroom, and cheese, served with fresh fruit, cheesy taste, recommend Cappuccino - *** watery taste Drip Coffee - *** average Price: generous portions but overall mediocre quality, expect $30 per person

Rita M.

After a long, exhausting four-hour dialysis session, my friend Maria picked me up because I had a doctor's appointment immediately afterward. I was starving and had been craving a tostada salad for years, so we stopped at Foxy's, a place I'd been going to off and on since the 80s. Both Maria and I ordered the chicken tostada salad, and what arrived was incredibly disappointing.!!! The chicken was bland, tasted like frozen chicken with fake grill marks, and there was barely any of it. The salad itself was mostly lettuce and baby spinach. Seriously, who the hell puts baby spinach in a tostada salad? We were so dissatisfied with those salads that we told the waitress to take them back because we didn't want them. The waitress, who was also the cashier, suggested that we order something else instead. Maria ordered a cheeseburger that came with fries. Since she used to come to Foxy's about 20 years ago when her kids were in junior high, and because she knows I like carne asada burritos, she suggested I order the carne asada burrito because she remembered them being huge back then. Well, not anymore. The burrito was much smaller than what she remembered, and after I took literally one tiny bite just to taste it, I immediately noticed bell peppers in it. Wtf? What kind of idiot puts bell peppers in a carne asada burrito? I asked Maria if they used to put bell peppers in them years ago, and she immediately said no. Maria tasted it herself and was disgusted by it too. When I say I barely touched it, I mean it. I literally took one small taste, Maria barely had a bite herself, and there was still approximately seven-eighths of that burrito left sitting on the plate. To top it all off, the burrito also came with stale-ass tortilla chips! Since I couldn't stomach the salad or the burrito, I ended up eating only half of Maria's dry, tasteless, cardboard-like cheeseburger and exactly four fries because by that point I was disgusted with the entire meal. The final bill came to $41.90. I'm on a fixed income. Paying $41.90 for half of a dry cheeseburger, four fries, and food we barely touched because it was so bad is frustrating enough. Being asked whether I wanted to take home a box for a burrito that still had seven-eighths left felt downright insulting. No thank you. I don't take home food that I thought was crap! When I was paying, I told the waitress/cashier, "I wish I could speak to your manager." She told me he was right there, but I explained that I was already going to be late for my doctor's appointment and didn't want to have to reschedule until next week. I spend three days a week at dialysis and use my other days for specialist appointments and medical visits, so my schedule is already difficult enough to manage. I told her I would call the manager when I got home. When I finally spoke with the manager later, he asked me, "Why didn't you tell them you didn't like it? They would have taken it off the bill." That response left me confused because the waitress already knew exactly how dissatisfied we were from the moment the salads went back untouched. She knew we rejected them. She knew we ordered replacement meals because of them. She knew I barely touched the burrito. She knew Maria disliked it too. She knew there was almost an entire burrito left sitting on the plate. If taking it off the bill was an option, why wasn't that offered at the time? Why wasn't there an offer for a discount, partial credit, or some kind of accommodation? At the very least, after watching customers send back meals and barely touch the replacements, comping a dessert to go would have been a nice gesture. This experience was disappointing from beginning to end, especially because I remembered Foxy's so fondly from years ago. Ewww!! Never again!!!!

Alice Q.

Nice free parking. Sat quickly but room was very cold (bring a sweater). Ordered chicken lettuce avicadi wrap. It arrived and i liked that the wrap was warm from the chicken. Usually wraps are cold. It was a nice portion and very tasty. I added tobasco sauce. The side if fruit was equally delicious and good quantity if strawberry, honeydew, cantaloupe and pineapple. Also an orange slice. I had a Dr Pepoer soda. I would highly recommend this wrap and can't wait to go back or order one to go!

David C.

I've only been once but can tell this place is a classic and probably frequented over and over by many of the locals. Anyway, we were in Glendale and. Wanted breakfast for lunch and found Foxy's. Something weird was going on in the parking lot with lots of spaces blocked, but happened to find a spot back in the corner. Free parking in Glendale is always great! Waited a bit for a table but once seated, service was very quick and friendly. Ordered the steak and eggs as well as the croissant French toast which was a first for us. Med rare Steak, over easy eggs and well done hash browns were all the right temp which is rare. French toast was good, but the syrup was in the small take out containers which threw us off. Same brand name, so not a big deal but I guess we were expecting the ubiquitous syrup pourer :) I also give the waitress credit for her honesty. I love home made corned beef and hash when available, but when I asked she was honest and said it was from a can. Most places do the same, so bit knocking them at all, but not something I'll order when I have the same can at home :).

Their website clearly says that they serve beer, wine and cocktails but they really don't.

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Great food and good service . Highly recommend their breakfast. Ambiance is great and convenient to go shopping at the mall

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Do you allow pets?

Pets are allowed but only if leashed and for outside patio seating only unless they are a service animal. We go there often and have seen people bring their dogs and sit outside all the time.

Are they open Thanksgiving morning?

Yes, until 4pm.

Is breakfast served all day?

Yes breakfast is served all day and night.

How is the parking? Is there a private parking lot or do customers need to pay for parking?

There's parking in the drop t and the back of restaurant

Is Foxy's open on Independence Day?

Yes but they close early.

Are dogs allowed?

dogs aren't allowed inside the restaurant but I've taken my 5lb. chihuahua and sat outside on the patio. the space is limited on the patio so I don't think it would be a good idea to take a large dog though

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