Foxy's friendly atmosphere also offers a good place to relax, sharpen your billiards skills, or catch up on conversation with friends. Foxy's food is elegant, but the flavor of the restaurant is really a family affair. Foxy's established its reputation as a family business with real Italian home cooking in 1955, when Lloyd and Mary Fox opened the first restaurant on the premises. Dining at Foxy's is truly a lesson in what having pride in your heritage can do. Foxy's is one of the most popular restaurants in the 1000 Islands Region.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
In a day of fast foods and impersonal eateries, you will truly appreciate the repast you'll find in this haven along the St. Lawrence, and at the same time sense the proud family atmosphere of a bye-gone era. Or let the kids entertain themselves playing foosball, bowling, pool, or video games while the adults enjoy conversation after dinner. It was used for many purposes over the years, including construction of St. Lawrence skiffs and other boats. Clarence sold the property in 1942, and it didn't return to the family until 1955 when his son Lloyd re-purchased it. His wife, Mary, had an extraordinary ability to prepare delicious Italian food and make her guests feel at home.