Rye Fox
Permanently Closed
Rotisserie chicken, whiskey, and tasty sides
Rotisserie chicken, whiskey, and tasty sides
"With very little in the way of publicity and a quiet opening in mid-October, the Rye Fox has closed on Beverly Boulevard after less than two full months of operation." - Matthew Kang
"Rye Fox is an overpriced club restaurant on Beverly near the Grove that’s not very good unless you’re in the mood to go clubbing for dinner. They specialize in rotisserie chickens and rye whiskey cocktails, but the $50 chicken is comparable to the ones that cost $8 in a grocery store, and the rye drinks are so sweet that you might wonder whether there’s any alcohol in them. Feel free to skip this place for the pizza slice shop next door." - Brett Keating
"Beverly Boulevard’s newest dining option is The Rye Fox. The mellow evening restaurant takes over where BLD left off following a strong ten year run. Whereas the previous tenant was a sunny brunch favorite with a big name chef in Neal Fraser, Rye Fox is mostly focused on rotisserie chicken and whiskey under dim dinner lighting." - Farley Elliott
"Rye Fox is a new project focusing on smokey chicken, lots of veggies, and ample amounts of whiskey. It comes from Sean Krajewski, a longtime partner in the Mendocino Farms world, teaming up with chef Jimmy Martinez of Pour Vida. The restaurant aims to offer a casual, appropriately-priced dining option for the area." - Farley Elliott
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