Foxfire Mountain House

My now-wife and I got married here in early September and it was an absolute dream come true. The venue is so beautiful - a dreamy, Catskills woodland retreat with a cozy inn where every corner is thoughtfully designed. The staff were all wonderful as well, especially Nisrine and the planning team. My wife and I are both vegan, and they were able to not only accommodate us but curate a fully vegan menu for the entire weekend, and it was absolutely delicious. So many of our guests commented on how good the food was! Would definitely recommend going with Foxfire as your venue!!

Suchhhh a lovely lovely lovely place. So cozy. Honestly, it just seemed like the kind of place that someone would get engaged in a fairytale. Huge fireplace. Gorgeous decor that the owners built and designed themselves. The room was so lovely. Nice and clean and cozy. The restaurant is amazing. The olives were honestly a highlight (so unique, smoky, strong flavour). The steak is to die for. The cheesecake is phenomenal and suprisingly vegan. My only complaint is that the bedroom was super warm at night lol.

Had a fantastic time staying at Foxfire Mountain House. My husband and I stayed in Cabin #2 and it had everything we needed. We also took part in one of the "In the Wild" dinners and it was a wonderful time with an informative wine tasting, INCREDIBLE meal and we had the pleasure of meeting some interesting people we hope to keep in touch with!! For the rest of the weekend, we leisurely enjoyed our time sitting outside of the cabin, exploring nearby trails, and drove a quick 20 min over to Woodstock for some shopping and dinner at SILVIA, which was also incredible. Overall, we just had a very peaceful & restorative stay in the Catskills and we highly recommend a sojourn (and dining!!) at Foxfire!!

What a magical experience! We attended our daughter's wedding on September 1st. Everything was exceptional! The food, the staff, the accommodations and the organization. All of the guests raved about their personal experiences. So much of the necessary work was taken care with expert attention that it left our family and friends to just enjoy the occasion. I can highly recommend Foxfire Mountain House for a destination event.

We loved staying in the Cabin! It was nice that it's such a close walk so we could pop over for breakfast, drinks and dinner, and also nice to be a bit off of the property. We had such a lovely, cozy time as always and will absolutely be back!

myself and my five guests had the most wonderful experience at Foxfire Mountain Inn! I originally spoke with Matt, who guided me with professionalism through the booking process. We had rented the cabin number 79 for six people, and we had dinner reservations for six people for the, In The Wild Dinner. our entire experience was one of excellence! Our cabin was beautifully appointed, clean and provided us with any item that we needed. honestly, it was like stepping back in time! The grounds surrounding the Inn, had meticulously kept flower beds around every corner. There is a stunning lily pond and walkways into the woods, an old 1800 cemetery and even chandeliers hanging on a few trees!!! The staff, every single, one of them were polite and professional. The atmosphere and ambience were inviting and first rate! Our wine tasting in the woods, was beautifully done and expertly handled by Maureen, the Sommelier! All of the wine was excellent! Our, in the wild dinner experience was one of sheer perfection! The food was some of the best I have ever had. The service was first rate. The wine was excellent and plentiful! Myself and all of my guests had an excellent experience!!! We will definitely recommend and we will definitely return!

A True Catskills Gem With Soul Foxfire Mountain House is hands down my favorite place in the Catskills—not because it’s the most polished or packed with amenities, but because it has the best vibe of any place I’ve stayed. There are certainly other properties in the area that are newer, sleeker, or more “luxurious” on paper. But Foxfire has something they don’t: character, charm, and an atmosphere that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a perfectly curated hideaway that still manages to feel completely effortless. The interiors are warm, eclectic, and welcoming—like a stylish friend’s country retreat. Every space has a story. You instantly relax the moment you walk in. The kitchen deserves a special mention—absolutely fantastic. It’s a huge part of the experience here, whether you’re enjoying a meal prepared by their team or just soaking in the smell of something delicious wafting through the air. If you’re looking for somewhere that captures the spirit of the Catskills and makes you want to slow down, breathe, and stay a little longer, this is it.

Such a beautiful place and property. The staff were incredible and so so kind. It was my birthday and they made it special. They went out of their way to be accommodating. I will definitely be back especially for their dinner parties in the woods.

Stoped by here to check it out. We don't order food but had two drinks. The ambiance is great and the staff were very kind and inviting. We loved the look of the place. We will definitely be back for a more in depth look and dining experience.

Foxfire Mountain House Restn't (which also has an Inn) turned out to be nothing like what we expected- in the best way in Mt. Tremper, NY- not far from Woodstock. While a few OG, meat-and-potatoes restaurants still linger along backroads near us, hubs and I- now permanent residents in the Catskills since '24, have noticed how much the surrounding towns have evolved. And the spots that have been popping up are those that have a chic/boho/chichi/slash this/slash that style. Foxfire, was a nice surprise: a stylish, modern-farmhouse getup serving a simple menu that works no matter what eating lifestyle you follow. Foxfire felt incredibly cozy and inviting when we came here on a Saturday night to celebrate a new beginning soon. I mean...this is the kind of place you want to linger a little longer. Our server was pleasant and took his time answering my questions about whether certain dishes had mustard, mustard seed, mustard powder or Dijon. The Japanese Caesar salad sounded great on paper, but something told me to ask. Since mustard is usually part of a Caesar dressing and theirs didn't list it on the menu, I figured it was worth double-checking. Sure enough when I asked, it called for it. Next. We started with olives and creamy- but offbeat crab cakes. The cocktails looked great on paper but missed on strength. When both the starter and the drinks strike out, you get ready for a 3rd. Thankfully, the main plates kind of saved the night. Hubs liked his deconstructed "Farmhouse Chicken," sliced in 3 pieces ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and my Branzino was delicious. Service was solid though, but let's talk pricing: $18 cocktails with zero punch and a $40+ Branzino portion that was kind of small....hmmm. Don't expect the drinks or portions to keep up with the price tag.

We didn't stay overnight but we went for a dinner in the woods event. The event was very pretty. Beautiful ambiance and music. The wines that was paired with dinner was absolutely amazing. However the food was not our favorite. They mostly arrived cold. The flavor was there just not at the right temperature.

Loved the service and ambiance! Everyone was so friendly. The food was good but not great. The mushroom appetizer was good not great and the seafood pasta was good but did not have enough flavor.-to tomato sauce forward with no depth. We did have a wonderful night and will return!

Very cozy/romantic. Love the fire places both inside and outdoor. Great wine selections excellent food!

This place has the insane nerve to actually charge $20 for foccaccia. Bread and butter. $20. That's all you need to know, folks. It's disgusting behavior the likes of which I can't even begin to fathom. I appreciate they pay their staff a living wage, that's wonderful. But $20 for a small bread and butter plate? Not even fancy, refined sourdough, but freaking foccaccia. I rest my case. Nope. Stop it, please. This is truly obnoxious.

Lovely place. Visit. Enjoy the bar and food. Take a walk on the property. Plan your wedding there. Invite your friends. Stay the night. Go back home. Tell your friends. Repeat.

Food was really good - I'd give it a 4 out of 5 (salad needed a bit more dressing, my husband's main course was cold, the mussels served in a delectable broth did not come with bread or a spoon, and the sticky pudding was disappointing- very dry - could have been helped by including a bit more cream/yogurt/ice cream). The ambiance and service; however made up for any of my minor negatives on the food. Foxfire is a really special experience - in part because the staff is truly top notch and the ambiance is dreamy. I will be back for sure. - hoping maybe they will offer an a la carte menu at some point because the $75 pp prix fixe is a bit steep, but does speak to the fact that this isn't just your average stop by and grab a bite. This is a conscious place with conscious food. Wonderful.

This is a good bar in a beautiful setting with a bland kitchen. The grounds were lovely, and it was especially nice that you could walk around outside with a drink from the bar. The building is very nice (maybe consider some outdoor lighting between the main inn and the parking lot - it gets dark out there). The staff were professional and welcoming. The drinks were really good, but the food....? Ugh. Total letdown. The appetizer course was decent, but the entrees were particularly uninspired - such was the consensus around the table. It was not one dish, but all of them. The Foxfire is particularly situated to be awesome. But the experience should be focused more on the food, and right now the food is obviously an afterthought. When I go out for a nice sit-down dinner, I want it to be better than Catskill Mountain pub fare. Foxfire's food did not even meet that unchallenging standard. I really hope these folks can up their game a bit, because this place has all the right ingredients to be great.

The cutest b&b with the nicest staff. I can't recommend this place enough for accommodation, food & drinks. The entire place is picturesque and you can tell the owner put so much detail into everything.

Stopped in during a winter afternoon and was not disappointed! The staff opened the bar even though they were not open yet and began serving drinks considering the conditions outside. Amazing vibes and would 1000% come back.

The dining room/bar area was filled with a VERY loud, constant hum which was so unpleasant that we asked to be moved to the glass enclosed porch. It being January, the room was cold. They had a ceiling fan running which they wouldn't turn off so we spent our special birthday dinner wearing our coats. The tables are big enough that sitting opposite each other we felt far apart. The water tasted like chlorine and the appetizers all came with sauces that were really spicy which was not noted on the menu and which I cannot eat. The entrees were in the $35 range, and they were beyond mediocre. My supposed vegetable kabob turned out to be two quarters of an onion, some rice with a wilted piece of parsley? on top and a few small mystery pieces of vegetable that were about the size of a miniature hot dog. My partner had roasted chicken that could have come from a supermarket rotisserie. Servers were perfectly nice but the whole experience can be summed up in "never again".

The restaurant here is delicious! They have a small menu but a full range of amazing dishes from veggies to hearty meats. The inn had warm decor and a lovely atmosphere to top off the experience.

This is the most romantic lovely place in the area. The drinks and food are top notch. The menu is very small- but everything is perfectly prepared. So charming and wonderful.

Unfortunately we only got to experience the food through take out due to Covid-19 but none-the-less it was AMAZING! Would highly recommend and will be back to experience it in-house. Everything we ordered was super flavorful and perfectly cooked. Best chicken I've had in a while! A must try! Plus the place looked super cute when picking up and the man helping us was very nice. Loved it!

There are not many places in the Catskills that are open 24/7 365...where else can you get a steaming bowl of pasta fagioli at 4:00 am...Kudos