Restaurant Foxy privilégie une méthode de cuisson à feu ouvert qui définit l'ensemble de son approche culinaire. Une chaleur intense au feu de bois transforme les produits du marché saisonnier en plats complexes tout en leur conférant un caractère fumé naturel et distinct. Le menu met l'accent sur des ingrédients bruts provenant de fournisseurs locaux afin d'assurer une fraîcheur maximale dans chaque assiette. Les clients observent le processus de préparation car le feu vif constitue la source principale de chaleur pour les protéines et les légumes. Chaque élément du repas bénéficie des techniques de caramélisation et de marquage au feu développées par contact direct avec les flammes. Cette intégration méthodique des pratiques de grillade traditionnelles et des sensibilités du marché produit une cuisine axée sur les produits. Les plats résultants privilégient des textures profondes et des profils terreux qui soulignent la nature élémentaire des techniques de cuisson utilisées.
Foxy est largement reconnu pour sa cuisine créative au feu de bois, son atmosphère élégante et son service d'un professionnalisme exemplaire. De nombreux clients louent les saveurs uniques, la qualité des ingrédients locaux et l'expérience interactive offerte au comptoir du chef, faisant de cet établissement une destination de choix pour les occasions spéciales. Bien que la majorité des commentaires soulignent la mémorable qualité des plats et des cocktails travaillés, certains convives trouvent que les prix sont élevés par rapport à la taille des portions, et quelques visiteurs ont mentionné que la salle peut parfois devenir chaude ou bruyante selon l'emplacement. Malgré des avis partagés sur le rapport qualité-prix, le consensus général souligne une expérience gastronomique raffinée qui propose constamment des assiettes sophistiquées et une hospitalité attentionnée.
The beef tartare was probably the best dish I had, but a bit too salty. The main dish which was the fish had almost raw potatoes. Just not what I expected for the price.
Foxy is truly a special restaurant, world class in every regard. From the impeccable table service by our friendly & attentive server Martine, to the incredible well-deserved Michelin rated cocktails by Sabrina, our experience was by far the best we've had in all of Montreal! Each & every dish is sourced locally, with immaculate attention to detail & you can truly taste the difference as each is kissed with the love of the wood fire. Every dish was truly perfection! I highly recommend the whole fish char if it's available. Also, order the New Delhi cocktail, it will be one of the best you've ever had.
The food was sublime, they get local ingredients from farmers & they said they get there fish from Montebello which I was very impressed about, & they are very close to getting there Michelin star, & there waiters were very extremely nice, & the service was great, & don't get me started on the atmosphere, & the fact that they cook all of there food on there charcoal is unique from other restaurants.
Good. worth a visit. small portions, be warned. 50$ for a literally 2 inch by 2 inch piece if fish was something. everything was very good though. amazing service.
Reserved seats at the bar & on arrival the hostess offered us seats at the bar or seats at the kitchen counter by the wood-fired oven, which we took. Bruno, our server was excellent, reviewing the menu & offering recommendations. We had the scallop crudo, feta & pita, endive salad, capellini pasta & the whole fish (sea bass). Each dish was delightful & we enjoyed them with white & red wine by the glass. The team at Foxy work hard & are clearly passionate about customers having an overall excellent experience . Merci à tous we have a wonderful evening
Loved the Foxy experience; great salad, seabass fish delicious 😋, the mushrooms yummy, dessert perfect with peaches. Loved the rose wine. Service is perfect, lots of details to help us choose 😁🤠🤩
The service was the highlight here - our waiter was attentive & made great recommendations. We had the fish, steak, ceviche, the flatbread, beef tartare. Everything was pretty good (perhaps on the salty side). Dessert was great. Everything is small plates so if you're hungry, plan accordingly. Overall, I would give a 4.5 if that was possible.
Every dish was outstanding - perfectly fresh seasonal vegetables (& some delicious meat & fish) balanced with sauces that added just the right amount of acidity, umami, etc. Service was attentive but not obtrusive. Atmosphere was exactly what we wanted - a bit dark, bit noisy, a bit busy, but not too much of any of those things. An altogether lovely meal out.
Rich indulgent dishes accompanied by fabulous wine menu. oysters served with home made smoky sauces. The lobster melange gave the ubiquitous shell fish a whole new look & taste & the hung steak melted into the unusual porcini mushroom butter. Daphne the mixilogist is as entertaining to talk to as to watch conjuring up bespoke cocktails designed to personal spirit taste. Smoky influenced decor, suggesting urban woodland perfectly complemented the dishes. Not cheap but if we had wanted cheap we would have gone to St Hubert's!
