Foxy's Restaurant

Dark cabin feel. Good food, slightly priced, but the proportions are ok. Courteous staff. Great to dine in for breakfast. A must to visit every now and then when in need to eat breakfast in Glendale. Unique place to go and dine. 👍🏻

First time eating here and the food was great! Service was on point and timely. The atmosphere seemed great as well. We sat outside, but I went inside for the restroom and very upscale nice restaurant. My only dislike was the small parking lot, but I was told additional parking is available. I just missed the sign. I would definitely go back!

I ordered the Cuban Cod to go and it was scrumptious! Perfectly cooked, Mole sauce on the side, black beans and served on top of brown rice. Will definitely try other dishes next time

“Foxy’s restaurant very good place . I am first time here, the food is amazing. The staff are awesome, especially are Kristina and Memo. It’s worth a visit for any food fans.

The perfect place to meet up with some friends for brunch. They have a beautiful outdoor eating area, and the weather was perfect, unfortunately on the day we ate there they were fixing something out there. So we were forced to eat inside. But it’s a great place and the food was delicious.

The food is simple but delicious. I highly recommend their Cobb Salad, Others in my party ordered Mexican breakfast dishes they each raved about. The patio is cozy as brick walls and plantings block the heat and sun. Although it has true character from the 60s, I gave one star deduction for feeling a bit tired. I have to say, toasters on the table are a very unique touch, though.

Food was good, we came twice while staying in town next door.. the cheesecake was terrible though!

This place is very nostalgic for me. My dad used to take me for breakfasts and lunches here. My dad has since passed away, so this restaurant has a very special place in my heart. The food is always on point and served quickly. You never have to wait long. And the staff is always very friendly and attentive. A wonderful local place to eat at. Highly recommended. You need to stop by if you haven't yet.

What a cool place! I visited for the first time today, for breakfast, and was immediately charmed by the high-country lodge / European vibe! With it's A-frame construction, exposed heavy timber beams, and rich wood-paneled interior, it warmed my heart right away. I half expected to find a roaring fireplace at each end, or a happy little wood stove. And I had to keep checking out the front window to remind myself I WASN'T in Mammoth, CA, and there WASN'T three feet of snow outside! LOL The service was prompt and friendly, and the food was honestly next level. We both had the Lox Benedict, and it was incredible. Coffee was good; prices are very affordable, and even the bathrooms are cozy! (I don't often comment on a place's restrooms unless they're nasty.) I've found the breakfast diner I plan to become a regular at. Period.

This is the second time I visited Foxy's. I brought my mom for lunch and we could not see the words on the menu because they were tiny. On top of that, the pictures on the menu were blurry. Foxys; please update your menu to be readable. The food was good though. I would have given them 4 stars but their menu killed it for me.

I'd been wanting to come here forever, so finally gave Foxy's a try for brunch. It is so cute inside! I love A-frames. The dining room is adorable, and there is a fireplace on each side. There's also a bar area in the front, as well as outdoor seating. My husband and I sat inside in the front area by the window. We didn't have to wait at all despite it being pretty busy. Our server was very attentive and our drinks were always being refilled. As they should be. Coffee was a good diner style brew. Their menu is pretty extensive so it was a bit of a choice overload. But I ended up with the chilaquiles with shrimp. I didn't realize they came covered in cheese though. Probably wouldn't have ordered them if I knew that. Too much cheese! But the dish was pretty tasty. It was a lot of food. Like at least 2 servings, so come hungry! Parking is a bit tricky here. The front lot fills up quickly. And it was a bit confusing where the back lot was. You have to go up a block on a residential street to find it. But that lot had plenty of space. Definitely coming back here soon with friends to try more dishes and just revel in the cute atmosphere. Such a charming place!

This is a quick review because I was in the area, stopped by here on a whim and ordered takeout. First off, they have their own parking lot (which is great). I was able to find a spot right away, even, though the lot was nearly full. Walked in, received a warm and friendly welcome and was given a menu. I ordered the Cobb Salad. Turn-around was quick. Also, the place is sooooo cute. Ample inside seating as well as a nice sized outdoor dining area. Got home an ate my salad. It was okay, but nothing special at all. I will dine in soon and update my review.

Great atmosphere but the food is way too salty. We had a party of four and we all agreed on that point!

Truly surprised it took me so long to check out this Glendale staple. The vibes are perfect for a Sunday afternoon, the food is good and the service is attentive. I had the cinnamon French toast and it was so good. They have a very large menu for both breakfast or lunch.

It's been several years since I visited Foxy's. Driving into the parking lot, I could tell it was still popular. There wasn't a wait for two, so we were seated quickly and service was very quick as well. Within minutes I had my coffee while I waited for my friend. Our server was very patient with us as we were too busy catching up and not ready to order. We both ordered the Eggs Benedict. This is my go to breakfast when eating out as it's something I don't make at home. The egg was cooked perfectly and the Hollandaise sauce was as pretty good. I prefer a bit more lemony, but it was smooth and had a nice consistency. The interior has the same comfy vibe I remember. I'm sure the prices have gone up as in most places but they're consistent within a dollar or two of Eggs Benedict elsewhere.

I ordered the corned beef hash combo with scrambled eggs. The scrambled eggs and hash browns didn't have much flavor; however, they were passable compared to the corned beef hash. The corned beef hash was extremely salty, I expected the beef hash to be salty, but not THIS salty. The service and ambiance of the place was fine, but the food just wasn't what I expected and it wasn't cheap by any means.

The salad was good, but it was priced higher than what it is worth. They forgot the cranberries on the salad. There is no egg to help add more protein. The salad was literally spinach, cucumber, and microwave bacon. The bacon did not have good flavor. There is room of improvement for this salad. It is a good place if you have a big party where people have various food preferences. They have a good size diner for bigger parties. Too much money for a salad. Slow service. I wont return.

I'm sorry, but it was honestly one of the worst meals I've had out in years. I got a ham and cheese sandwich or something, and it was pretty much inedible for me. My boyfriend's meal was also really bad. I hate writing bad reviews but it was truly not in-exchange. I've been told people like their breakfast, but all I can say is don't eat their dinner menu.

Foxy... The Nautical Nonsense is something I didn't quite wish, but it's here at this cabin in the Glendale stand alone restaurant with a variety food on a dish. Stopped in after catching a closing night performance of a theater production, with not too many places open after. My friends I was with had been here once before and like the service, which I did as well! They have toasters on most tables, very classic diner style that you don't see anymore. Lots of wine and nautical themed art and decor mixed with a rustic wood cabin style layout. The food was okay... Though a lot of the veggie dishes were pretty much just regular dishes already on the menu without meat, eggs or dairy. I didn't realize they served breakfast all day, but cool they have an extensive menu for all meals and even dietary restrictions. Parking wasn't an issue, while they don't have an abundance of spots, they do have quite a bit. I'd imagine breakfast times are the busiest, but they do have outdoor patio, indoor (table or booth) as well as limited bar seating. We did want a drink or two especially with all the art, deals on our menu and bottles on display... Ironically the fact that we couldn't be served wine, beer or any type of adult beverage due to their liquor license being expired was wild considering we sat at a table directly near their full wine rack. The restrooms are not to be used if you value your eyes.... O.O Can't believe the C rating, violations, etc... Sad a place with good service has so many issues and that's been around since the mid 60s is struggling this much, they should shut down and get everything in order... Sending into Bar Rescue, stat!

A Glendale classic since 1964! And the vibe will definitely transport you to the 60's! It looks like a mountain retreat, complete with fireplace, dark wood, high ceilings and dim lighting! All it's missing is the avocado-colored SHAG carpeting of my childhood home! The breakfast is outstanding, and quite frankly my dear, I've never been here for lunch or dinner. Despite it being on the app, they won't honor the Yelp 10% discount anymore (as of 11/17/23). (They did honor it for me when I asked though!) I love the famous (infamous) Cinnamon Roll French Toast and the Barbacoa breakfast. You can't go wrong with any of the eggs Benedict's - there an entire page of the menu devoted to them. Suleima was the sweetest waitperson! She's all smiles and patience and very helpful. Warning: Weekends are insanity here and parking is challenging.

All the staff are very friendly and attentive. Food is great and they accommodate all my family dietary restrictions.

Service great..that's about it. Perhaps its the current economy who knows. I ordered the crispy chicken salad expecting it to look like the picture in the menu. The last time I saw this "texture" for chicken it was my daughter's chicken nuggets from a frozen bag aka "processed meat". Im sorry but if Im paying close to $20 for a salad it should be freshly cooked meat not from a frozen bag. Been coming here for years and I can't help to say I'm disappointed. Picture is from the leftovers. I plucked out and ate the greens next day for lunch.

Could've been better... As a first-time visitor, I was not very impressed, to be honest. Only 1 server serving the tables outside? (I don't know about the inside) Honestly, I felt bad seeing her going back and forth between tables. Unfortunately, it was not a very clean place as well, which is something very important for me, I'm sure for other people too Coming to the food, I noticed some dishes ingredients were not clearly described. When I got my order, I noticed there were ingredients that were not mentioned in the menu, and I really could not eat them , which was the reason I could not eat and finish my plate. The server was a great person. She really worked hard taking care of all the tables. As I mentioned earlier, this visit could've been better... but unfortunately, I don't think I will be visiting this place again.

A friend of mine had come here often, and finally scheduled a ladies brunch with some friends. I had never been here so I was excited to try something new. I got the veggie omelette with hash browns and we shared a short stack of pancakes. My omelette was good! The flavors of the veggies and the perfect amount of cheese worked really well together. The hash browns were perfectly cooked and crunchy. Really good !! The pancake was really good too! The staff was AMAZING!! Catered to all our needs and we're super nice. There is a parking lot but it gets pretty full, but I believe there was a lot in the back as well. Will def come back!

I wish there were more restaurants like Foxy's! Places like this are slowly disappearing and it's a shame. Their menu has something for everyone and the prices are good. I usually come for lunch or brunch and everything I've ordered is perfectly prepared. And it's worth a trip for the interior alone - it's reminiscent of a mountain cabin with its A-frame architecture and dark wood. Every time I've been here the service has been excellent, especially on our last trip there for dinner when Christina helped us. Having a server like here makes any meal better! My only quibble is that they lost their liquor license (and they made a great Bloody Mary). For some reason, the owners don't seem too interested in getting it back and that's a shame. But you can still go for the food!

This restaurant was so delicious and different! There is a dedicated parking lot. The ambiance is very classic diner and gives a nostalgic feel. The service was very accommodating and everyone was so kind. I ordered the gringos and was in love with everything that came with it. There were eggs, chorizo, sour cream, cheese, lettuce, guac, hash browns, and tortillas. The menu selection had everything including lunch selections as well. This is a classic in Glendale.

Foxy's is a great place located across the street from the Glendale Galleria. Super delicious. Inside is super nice and quite. The service is fantastic and super fast and friendly

We've been coming here for years and I'm glad that Foxy's is still around, since it's one of the few remaining mid-century restaurants. I would have loved to seen it back then, but it's still hanging in there. I've always enjoyed the food and I love the architectural style and decor inside. The toasters at the table are great. I think there have been some service issues in the past, but our last visit, the service was fine. We sat outside this time, decided to take anything to cut the waiting, as there is always a line. They are still doing the QR code menu, which I think is silly at this point, I would have preferred a physical menu. Our waitress was fine, polite, if not in a tiny bit of a hurry, but it was understandable as she was covering a lot of tables and was repeatedly being called back to the table next to us to be ogled at by the two old Hispanic men there. I hope Foxy's addresses the public health codes issue and stays around for many years to come, because I would be sad to see it close. It's a nostalgic treasure in Glendale.

I went to this location on July 6 and I have to say the service wasn't up to par and the food was kind of average I ordered Eggs Benedict with redskin potato's and a Iced Tea I told the waiter that I wanted my Eggs Benedict poached very very very easy and when I received my order the yoke wasn't runny and when I received my bill the waiter over charged me and when I brought this to the managers attention all he gave me was 10% off my bill I had wished he could've done more like comped my meal or given me a Gift Card to come back and try them again I don't frequent this place at all but if I had gone to IHOP on Glendale Blvd I would've gotten better service!!!!

Lightening quick service and piping hot food served. Very attentive staff to our drinks and everyone was so friendly!

I used to like this place, good breakfast, great biscuits. The biscuits are long gone, but the food was still ok. This morning I ordered the french toast, as the photo looked amazing. It wasn't. It was thick, dry and gummy, and oddly too much cinnamon! I asked for my egg "over medium", but with the yoke cooked. I hate rubbery eggs. It arrived with a runny yoke, so I complained. They attempted to take my whole plate away to redo, but I asked them just to bring another egg. The waitress came back with a small plate for me to give them the offending egg. She tartly informed me that "over well" has a cooked yoke. Why didn't she tell me that when I ordered? It came back cooked and rubbery. The only good thing on the plate was the sausage, which thankfully hasn't changed in the 20+ years we have been coming here. Not sure I'll go again. P.S. My husband had soggy chiliquiles, but he liked it.

My wife and I ate here for dinner when we were visiting and found a great atmosphere with friendly service. The food was great hot and tasty. We took cheesecake to go.

Good food and good service. Enjoyable atmosphere. Took a little time to be seated but that was the only downfall.

I hadn't been to Foxy's in about seventeen years. I can't even recall what I got here the first time...but... Everything I got this time around gets a 10/10. The New York cheesecake: Creamy, sweet, and topped with a generous serving of whipped cream and strawberries. The simpler the better for me when it comes to cheesecake--this one hit the spot. The Crab Chilaquiles: As a Mexican-American, I never order Mexican food from a diner; come on, now, that's a likely recipe for disappointment. My mother, on the other hand, had no qualms ordering Crab Chilaquiles here--I'm so glad she did! I tried some off her plate and arguably some of the best Mexican food I have had in L.A. Yup! That's right! Better than El Compadre or Casita Del Campo. I was pleasantly surprised. Coffee: strong and bold! I will definitely be returning to Foxy's for some Croissant French Toast and pancakes...and maybe another slice of cheesecake for the road ;p

I recently had breakfast with my girlfriend and it was truly delightful. The atmosphere inside was bustling, with families, kids, and the elderly enjoying their morning meal. The coffee was excellent, with a rich flavor that complemented the delicious food perfectly. Speaking of food, the dishes were simple yet packed with great taste. The portions were generous, leaving us feeling completely satisfied. What made the experience even better was the diverse mix of guests, creating a warm and inclusive atmosphere. It was heartwarming to see families and friends gathered together, adding to the overall positive vibe. Overall, I highly recommend this place for a wonderful breakfast experience. Great food, a lively atmosphere, and friendly guests make it a fantastic choice.

I really liked the design and comfy look of this place. The first thing we noticed once seated was toasters on the tables, nice touch for sure. We did have a few minute wait as they were busy. The staff were extremely nice and on top of everything. I had the wet chicken burrito. It was a bit on the weird side as it had red and green bell peppers, onions and of course chicken, just seemed it was missing something. It did have beans and rice served with it. My wife had the French Dip and said it lacked flavor, her well done fries were perfect!!! They have a fairly small and tight parking lot. I'd like to try this place again even if only for the atmosphere.

Initially, we wanted to check out the LoveyouLatte for breakfast. We got so p***ed off by their attitude we left before even seated and went to Foxy's - once again. As always, it was excellent - one of the best old-school Sixties-era diners around. The perfect place to go if you want a cozy place to make your own toast and enjoy ample coffee refills - the perfect breakfast/brunch spot! And it's the perfect place to go if you want great service and a super vibe. 5/5: Atmosphere. From the A-frame architecture to the subdued lighting, to the opera playing in the background and the toasters on the tables, this place is retro without being cliched. 5/5: Service. Friendly, welcoming, polite. 5/5: Parking lot is ample. 5/5: Food. Your basic diner food, although they also have a bar with wine and cocktails. My wife and I both had the eggs breakfast - and it was perfect. The hash brows were better than my mum's, and that says a lot. 5/5: Wait time. We did not have any, but let's face it: Foxy's is very popular especially at breakfast and on weekends. You may have to wait a while but it's worth it. Thanks for reading my comment. Now, if you are curious enough about my "rating scheme", here's "the moment of truth: I am a music photographer who has traveled the world with the world's greatest musical talents (Michael Jackson, AC/DC, Rolling Stones, and Rammstein, to name a few) for almost 40 years. When being asked "Where do you live" I tended to ask "in hotels". At my peak, I "shot" 250 shows a year. Will say: been there, saw and tasted it, and a lot, as I may say, and much to the dismay of my doctor who is in my back to lose a few pounds. Quite a few, as I may add, which is why my wife and I walk ten thousand steps per day, where- and whenever we can - and explore a lot of new exciting places - places you may oversee when just driving by. While I love to share my experience with others, I am sometimes shocked at how people use their "power of the word" to down-rate amazing places because of minor incidents (in my all-time favorite restaurant Le Petit Four on Sunset Plaza the owner was even called a racist as he refused to toast the (free) bread in his packed restaurant - they simply do not offer toasted bread, as no French place does, as I may add). Or I just read "Chicken piccata so over-salted I hope the dog enjoys the leftovers tomorrow, I brought home most of the dish." Did they speak to their service? How could the restaurant learn that something was wrong when patrons even have their leftovers boxed to take home? Then, as a dog owner, I want to take the writer and shake him or her really bad and say "You give over-salted food to your dog? Anyone with a bit of brain understands this is a horrible idea... I hope you agree. So If I had a say on this portal, I would offer just to see the ratings of my friends. So I would see what the ratings were by like-minded people. Sadly, I have no say. I try not to compare apples with oranges. A place like this does not correspond to "The Ritz". At first, I assume that a restaurant is clean, they do not greet you with a gun - and they deliver whatever they promise. I do not give stars for things that are expected. In my rating scheme, three or more stars are awarded if they actually exceed my expectations. Four, if I am sure I will come back. To achieve five stars, I must be willing to take a detour of thirty minutes or more to go again - AND I CERTAINLY WILL GO BACK TO FOXY'S :-).  Thank you again for reading this.

Mediocre at best. Won't go again. Eggs were OK, pancakes were dry and dense. Syrup came in containers like you get at McDonalds.

Every time I go back to Foxy's it gets better and better. The food and the team are outstanding. Make this a regular stop.

Est. 1964- The large menu with color photos has some interesting dishes. The wooden A frame interior has a log cabin-like feel, and it's been a staple of Glendale for almost 60 years. The two fireplaces don't work anymore, but each table has its own toaster, which is convenient, even if most of the bread is too big to fit in properly . Regardless, the food is good and the Bloody Marys with tahini pepper on the rim, are very tasty. The Corn Beef Hash Benedict is excellent and the hollandaise sauce was not too tart or rich, it was just right. The Power Breakfast Scramble is massive, and loaded with Chicken, Spinach, Mushrooms, Tomatoes, Black Beans and Brown Rice. The house made Salsas are very good and compliment the Scramble. The service was friendly and efficient and we were never left alone wondering where our server went. Foxy's may be getting older, but she's still got it. We will be back!

Went for dinner it was horrible! Not kidding my friend had chicken strips and fries and the fries were totally greasy inedible the chicken strips looked tv dinner, I had the burrito the asada was bland the rice was crispy it was just gross! Never eat here at dinner I read the breakfast was ok? But that was the worst dinner I've ever gone out for.

This is a true diner. We had driven up to LA from SD and we were starving and this was close to hotel so we stopped in. It was a large menu but they need new menus. They had QR codes but they also gave us regular menus that were sticky and the lamination was very old and peeling apart. I settled on the cheeseburger and my husband ordered the corned beef hash Benedict. His meal was good but the eggs were medium and not runny at all. My burger was OK - I ordered medium. The burger was bigger than the bun which I liked but it was kind of dry. I ordered a side salad and that was fine. Again, if you are hungry and need sustenance, you will find it.

WHEN: Mon @12pm We tried coming here on NYE but it closed early so we tried after New Year's Day. PARKING: Even though they have 2 lots (the end one behind) it's still super limited. We totally lucked out with parking right in front. I suggest coming during off hours. A few years ago I lived in Glendale Foxy's was my go to spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just a spot to work in during off hours. I love it here and needed to make a visit. It's quite popular especially for larger parties so there is a wait, which was around 20 minutes. This place is so busy. We were seated in the patio area but the shades were down (probably because of the wind and potential rain). Here's what we had: CHICKEN STRIPS - $12 Served with fries, ranch and BBQ dipping sauces. My favorite spot for chicken tenders because it's not dry, it has the right amount of crisp on the outside and the dipping sauces are great. I rec trying it with Honey Mustard! Oh and fries were decent. This dish come with 4 hefty tender pieces and a good amount of fries. CHICKEN SALAD CROISSANT - $15 Fresh chicken salad with lettuce, tomatoes. Served with choice of fries, fruit or homemade potato chips plus homemade soup or house salad. I chose the fruit (melons and pineapples) and soup, which was a yummy lentil soup. The croissant was the right amount of toasty, and there was lots of tuna salad in this. SO GOOD! One of the few sandwiches where it's still good with no cheese. I still love it here. Great food for such great prices!

Walked in and all I can say is I love the look of the inside diner! We were seated right away and first thing I noticed there's a toaster on the table. I was thinking this must be for some sort of aesthetic or something to the diner. Lol The bread came out first and I thought "Duh" you have to toast your own bread! Lol I didn't mind it at all! Not much to say about the food. It's the normal regular breakfast. Everything was good except the ham was a bit over cooked. Eek! Fantastic customer service!!! Very nice and attentive!

We had breakfast here on July 1st, completely on a whim. I saw the sign that reads: open at 6:00am. I love the old school decor. The restaurant looks like it has been there for a long time, but it has been well maintained. Our waitress was very friendly at 8:00am on a Monday. The food was good, and my coffee cup never went below half full. Oh, there was a toaster on our table. I thought it was strange at first, but it was nice to have my toast hot out of the toaster.

Man this place is not what it used to be. My family and I used to come here every Sunday after church and loved it. Not anymore. First, I ordered a chili relleno omelet. Worst chili relleno I've ever seen. The outside (made with egg whites) is supposed to be light and fluffy. This one was thin as a pancake, was burnt & crispy. I took it off, only ate the egg part of the omelet. The "home fries" were stale and hard. When I said something to the server she was condescending and kept calling me honey. Second AND SO SHADY, they have different pricing on the menu and a QR. I ordered from the menu but when I got my bill it was about $3 more than the menu price. I noticed and told them I will be paying the menu price. But what about the people that don't notice? AND They have a Low Health score Alert, with a C. See pic

Came here with a group of classmates it was 8 of us, got here around 11am and surprisingly we didn't have to wait long to be seated. We sat on the patio area, loved how they have heaters out there bc it was def cold. I ordered the chicken fried steak with eggs and hash brown. It was really good ! I was also able to try my friends chicken wings which I loved as well. All of us enjoyed the food and drinks with no complaints and also Great service.

3 1/2,stars. Older established diner. Divey trendy feel that a lot of locals frequent. Food was good, but not great. Staff was nice. Toasters on the booth tables for that extra special service. :)

Haven't been to Foxy's in ages and was surprised to see this classic establishment hustling and bustling on a Saturday morning. We opted to sit outside to avoid a wait. Surprisingly the heaters kept us nice and toasty. Can't go wrong with their breakfast menu. Pancakes were fluffy, bacon was crispy, sausage was tender and french toast was delicious. Ordered my eggs over easy and they were cooked exactly how I love them. One small thing was that the maple syrup was Mrs. Butterworth's individual packets. Not my favorite especially when the ingredients include high fructose corn syrup. Service was friendly and attentive. Kept my cup of coffee overflowing...the way to my heart. See you next time, Foxy's!

I seriously love Foxy's for great food (many items with a twist - like the only place I can get a corned beef hash eggs Benedict, or a chile relleno omelette) and amazing service. It's a family restaurant with a layout that allows for both socializing and privacy under one roof. My only hesitation has always been the crowds that pack this place on the weekend for brunch hours. The upper parking off Colorado starts stacking waiting cars and even the lower parking off of Elk gets to 100% at peak hours, plus a 30-60 minute wait for a table (though there's usual seating at the counter) I used to love them for work day lunches or dinner after work when the crowds aren't packing the place, but weekends have been dinner-only for me from the popularity during the day. A very diverse menu with generous portions awaits you, when you can get in.

Good home cooked food, we got the Monte Cristo and the fish and chips. Portions were big enough to share. Jennifer was very helpful with the suggestions as we'd never been here before. Only downside to this restaurant was the owner didn't honor the check in but knows full well she'll get a Yelp review (like this). We also had to ask for drink refills and the restaurant wasn't that busy for a Sunday at 5p

This must be the quintessential A-framed restaurant from old-school lore. Foxy's is a throwback to yesteryear, but still has it "going on" for today's customer. Wife and I ate here for breakfast Sunday morning three weeks ago. The ambiance was awesome. All wood A-frame design. As soon as we walked and seat, we were greeted by a person who offers coffee. Friendly people all over the place. It was bustling with life and banter--not loud, just reminiscent of when people went to sit down and enjoy a meal. My wife had the oatmeal, and I had the Mahi-Mahi plate. Her meal came with toast, butter, brown sugar, and raisins. Mine came with seared Mahi-Mahi, on a bed of spinach in a teriyaki-vinaigrette sauce , and sliced tomatoes. She loved the oatmeal, but the cool thing is that you get to toast your own bread, Mine was fantastic...I ate the spinach, Mahi-Mahi and tomatoes...not usually a tomato fan. Server was polite, prompt, knowledgeable and had great manners. Food came faster than we expected, and we had plenty of attention from the staff. Pricing was very fair, and Mahi-Mahi was a good portion. You MUST try this place. Get there when they open--it gets busy fast. Must be a great management team because everyone that worked there seemed happy to be there. We definitely recommend this to everyone including family and friends.

Foxy's had been a staple in Glendale for years. They have wonderful service, great food and there's something on the menu for everyone. They're located on Colorado Blvd, in Glendale. You can't miss it. Ince you stop in, you'll be hooked. Their tables actually have their own individual juke box so you can listen to the music you select while you you're waiting and/or eating their delicious food.

Food is delicious and fresh. Friendly service and an amazing ambiance. Inside the restaurant, feels like home.

Husband and I are regulars here. As someone with recent health issues, i appreciate their power omelet dish as I could substitute the fresh fruit for beans instead. Food is consistent and service is great.

Good food and good prices. You can sit outside or inside. Friendly staff. I had the chicken salad croissant and and order fruit but was given fries (no biggie). Large selection of food to pick from, will definitely come back again next time I'm in town.

Some of the best breakfasts in Los Angeles! I've been eating here for about 25 years and they set the bar for Chilaquiles!

The only reason I'm updating this review with a three is because the last time I went here, my Mom just ordered a milkshake because she has a condution where she can't keep food down and only ordered a milkshake, to which they were ignoring until she said something after my food was brought to me. Not nice. I thought this place was better than that. What a shame. And again, not nice and hurtful.