Snooty Fox

“The food is delicious and the atmosphere is so comfy and familiar.”

ScreenCat *★★★★

The service and the food was good, there was plenty of clients when we arrived. The French toast with strawberries, was really good, because they don't just sliced the raw strawberries, but instead they were cooked and sugar to make a syrup making them all soft a sweet, which was very nice touch in my opinion. My eggs and chorizo with hash browns were good and in a nice portion size, I certainly enjoyed my breakfast. But you should know that to visit this place for brakefast is going to cost a pretty penny. 2 adults and a kid added up to about 80 dollars plus tip.

Sunroof W★★★★

This is a true classic. Five of us visited Snooty Fox on a Saturday morning and were greeted by a dining room packed with locals. We were lucky to find the only empty table and settled right in. Their coffee tastes like something brewed at home decades ago—simple, comforting, and without any fancy alternatives. The menu, however, offers plenty of choices: melted cheese, runny yolks, hearty portions, and dishes that feel like they were just brought out of a family kitchen. The decor is humble and nostalgic, adding to the old-school charm. During our meal, people kept coming in, and soon there

Garry Kepes★★★★★

If you are looking for an American style breakfast hangout and meal restaurant, this is the place. Even the tucked in the back of an outdoor shopping area. It has plenty of free parking lot space. The food is great and the portions and value is even greater. Each staff member there had a great attitude. If you are really hungry you could order a meal for each, or you can always take some home. Sharing a meal might be a good choice. If I lived closer I would make this my go to place. ENJOY!

Tarah Walker, Realtor Broker Associate★★★

I went to Snooty Fox for the first time a few weeks ago, and honestly, it is a very overrated breakfast spot. It has great reviews across multiple platforms, but I was pretty disappointed. The atmosphere feels incredibly dated, as if nothing has been done to improve it in over 40 years. It didn’t look particularly clean or well-maintained, which is surprising because the business is clearly booming—the place was packed. The seating was uncomfortable, and we were placed right next to the door. It felt like there was no privacy and very little effort put into the actual dining experience. The