Foxley - Toronto
Foxley
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The Foxley offers a range of experiences, from fabulous to frustrating. Some diners rave about the fresh, delicious food, excellent service, creative cocktails, and inviting atmosphere, while others feel let down by overcooked veggies, frozen tasting cod, and indifferent servers. The policy of rationing out plates and napkins strikes some as odd and off-putting. Regulars appreciate the casual yet classy vibe and large portions, sharing plates, and recommend the lovely patio. A must-stop for visitors to Toronto looking for a memorable dining experience.
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Very good foods, friendly. The restaurant us very cozy dinning space. We can share dishes even small plates. Service was very nice, friendly and server knew the menu well. Should come back many times View all feedback.
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Wow. This place is by far fancy. Plain jane. Awful service. Rude at times. Veggies overcooked. Cod in foil ? Rephrase. Frozen tasteless cod in foil. Pathetic. For what it is. Not cheap. Loud. Not very clean. Why do people like this kind of places ?Not impressed. Never to return. Male server rude. People were getting up to pour their own water. OMGNot a nice thing to have guests do. My stomach is turning w so much soy... View all feedback.
I first want to THANK this establishment for their large group policy. All these reviews complaining about this policy is just ludicrous. It's a small venue with a chill atmosphere, I'm positive the typical patrons don't want to have it overrun by a small group who don't understand what type of establishment this is.I've eaten here several times and generally order 5-6 dishes with my S/O, there's always a few that are great, one we don't enjoy and 1 or 2 standouts... Reading some of these other reviews, I'm not an entitled douchebag who is gonna ask for a refund on the dishes I don't like (it's a tapas style resto which mean you're meant to try different things, you'll inevitably like some more than others but their dishes will always meet a certain standard whether you like em or not.)Highly recommend for couples or small groups (ie 4 people). Larger groups, please avoid, find a more appropriate venue, this is a small intimate setting, don't be cheap, book it for a private party if that's what you're looking for.
Beautiful space, warm and hospitable service, delightful food and imaginative cuisine. Couldn't recommend it more it made me so happy to find such a quiet, beautiful spot like this in Toronto. They've been around for 1.5 decades!Vegetarian options: Tasty vegetarian options not very high protein, but delicate and delicious.
Another delicious meal at Foxley, wonderful Asian fusion restaurant. Very glad Tempura Oyster Hand Roll (large oysters, delicious) available. We enjoyed 2 each. The kale salad, hangar steak with chimichurri sauce, whole mackerel, and coconut black rice pudding all delicious. Good wine list. Service friendly and attentive. While they don’t take reservations, we called ahead and table in the cozy back patio was available. Thank you Chef Tom for another lovely meal!
Great little restaurant with excellent flavours. It wasn't too clear on the menu or website but this is definitely a family style restaurant meaning that if you're with a group you'll want to order a few dishes and share them. I recommend the kale salad and the spare ribs. The ribs had amazing flavour with a hint of spice. The atmosphere on the back patio is also great and really private. You could really hear the busy street/city noise back there which was nice. (One minor thing.... The patio chairs were hard to be comfortable in, they are angled backwards and quite awkward to sit in) Service: Dine in Price per person: CA$20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
Came here for an anniversary dinner with my husband and daughter. Specifically reserved for three of us “two adults and a toddler”. They sat us at a table for two, with two chairs and no high chair. There was a table for 4 beside us. We asked if could have that table. “Sorry, it’s reserved.” But then a lone man walked in, was given some seating options, and requested the table for 4 be pulled apart for him to sit. Clearly the table adjacent to us was not reserved. We were clear our daughter was ordering food. She was sat awkwardly between two intimate tables and expected to have her meal on her lap. We decided to leave. If we hadn’t, surely whichever couple ended up beside us sat one inch from 3 year old would have complained instead. Never have I been at a restaurant that doesn’t treat children as customers worthy of a seat. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1