Little Fox
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in St. Louis, Little Fox beckons with its charming ambiance and a menu bursting with delicious, local flavors. This hidden gem combines nostalgic decor with modern culinary delights, creating a perfect pit stop for travelers seeking a taste of the Mother Road’s rich heritage. With a stellar 4.8 rating from nearly 500 reviews, it promises an unforgettable dining experience that celebrates the spirit of adventure and community. Don't miss the chance to savor authentic dishes while soaking in the friendly, welcoming atmosphere that makes every visit special!
Jeremy Schierhoff
a month ago"Amazing place to have a fantastic dinner with attentive and knowledgeable staff. If trying to impress someone or just treating yourself the place will not disappoint. Steaks are cooked to order, flavors are inventive and fresh, drinks are crafted to perfection. I really cannot say enough about the establishment and their amazing staff. All this from an old jaded hotel and restaurant professional who enjoys every visit!"
Jaime Mathieu
3 months ago"Our waitress was great! She made good suggestions and was so friendly. Food and cocktails were exceptional! We loved our order: croquetas, short ribs, cavatelli, and the pork chop. Cannot wait to come back and try more!"
Alyssa Knoerle
7 months ago"Little Fox is my favorite restaurant to visit every time I come back home to the Lou. Their bar staff are incredibly knowledgeable and very attentive to any allergies that you may have to both food and cocktails. I highly recommend the jammy eggs at their brunch service, and their Duck for dinner. Their wine selection is extremely diverse and their craft cocktails are fantastic. They knock the ball out of the park every time I dine with them!"
Alex Trout
a month ago"Lovely place for Sunday brunch! Seasonal menu with smaller sides and large main dishes. Creative cocktails. Server was friendly, knowledgeable, and had good recommendations."
Greeshma
6 months ago"The brunch menu offers great, non-traditional dishes. Both the green tomato benedict and trout hash were delicious. I was surprised though, by the limited coffee options - just drip coffee, cold brew, and a $10 matcha latte. Not having any espresso drinks struck me as a bit odd for a brunch spot, but the food was good enough that I’d go back."
