Fox Heights

Cheese curds were great. Tomato bisque, cheese panini and turkey club were all pretty good. Awesome prices on beers and crown and cokes, only $ 6! Great lil bar and good service. Would visit again next time I’m in town for a game.

I thought it was a dope spot. Our bar tender was really cool. I had the cowboy burger which I thought was really good and my girlfriend got cheese curds which I don’t think you could fuck up. Definitely recommend it for good bar food and some drinks.
P. S. we also got a couple free jamo shots which shouldn’t go overlooked
Peace

Not a fan. I would skip it for food, drinks are okay.
We came on a Thursday night, before six, to have dinner. Our waitress wasn’t very attentive, nor was she very friendly. When I asked whether she thought the quesadilla was «very greasy» her response was «Well. It IS Cheese.» Obviously.
I ordered a salad, left hungry, and wouldn’t return for the food. My husbands boneless BBQ wings were pretty good, and he enjoyed them. So it wasn’t a complete fail.

This was one of the few places opened in all of town following the Green Bay vs. Dallas game. The wings were bomb, the chicken tenders, not so much. Our server/​bartender was great. I tried my friend’s garlic parm wings, wasn’t too impressed.

My husband and I stopped in to check it out, we have been looking for a good pub and grill to call our own for a while now and they were on our list of bars to try. So we went in and what a great little place, they have a great selection of vodka and beers, and the bartender was really nice. The prices were reasonable and they have a great menu selection for being a pub, I highly recommend the lobster dip you won’t be disappointed with the portion or the flavor, it’s great. Oh yeah, and the fried macaroni and cheese bites, don’t go in there on a diet is all I’m sayin.
The place was really clean and we are definitely going to go back, they play good music and it’s not too loud and they have tv’s so you can watch the game.
I know it’s early, but I think we may have found our new watering hole and the food is good too…

I was a fan of this space when it was Oxfords then the Filmore and I’m a fan of the new Fox Heights. My party of three wandered down Washington Ave looking for an 8pm dinner after experiencing the usual chaos and poor service down the street at HP and ended up at Fox Heights. Their menu is extensive (which sometimes makes me nervous), but there are quite a few options outside the usual bar food. We tried a burger, fish sammie and a chicken wrap and all three were very good with fresh ingredients and the perfect serving size. Their fries were good too.
We ate downstairs at bar tables. I’m not sure if they have normal tables upstairs? I can’t comment on the bar or bartenders, but our server was very pleasant and attentive.

Bartender at Fox just reused my beer glass. But worse was that he took the glass I drank from and put it on the water sprayer before he served me again. That water sprayer is now contaminated. So gross.
I did have a burger and it was average at best.

Had the Friday night fish fry (perch). Food was good to average — nothing to write home about but for no wait without a reservation on a Friday night, that was pretty nice. Ate at the bar because tables were full. Bartender was helpful and fast.

Food is okay, tomato bisque was good, sirachi salad was good. Most of the waitress staff are ride and definitely don’t know how to handle drink orders. The only pleasant and friendly one was the dark red head she was actually great. Dark haired ponytail waitress was incredibly rude. I would make another choice next

Had a nice lunch here! Service was fast and my mushroom and Swiss burger was outstanding. We would definitely go back.

Fox Heights just about has it all. Gorgeous décor, a great selection of drinks, and some amazing appetizers. Sounds promising at a glance huh? So what was missing?
People.
Let me paint the picture. It’s Saturday night. It’s 10:30pm, and you decide to hit up Fox Heights as the next place to drink and dance the night away. You close your tab, hop in the car and drive to downtown Green Bay. Walking up to Fox Heights you can see it must have been recently renovated and must be the coolest place to hang out. You walk in the door to find only one table of other patrons. Ummm… what?! I felt like I was in a movie and when I opened the bar doors all you heard was crickets. So bizarre.
Despite the lack of a fun atmosphere, we decided to stay for a drink or two and ended up ordering an appetizer platter since we were starving. Best mac n’ cheese balls ever. Hands down. However it was like pulling teeth trying to find out if there was blue cheese in the buffalo chicken dip. The last thing I wanted was to have a severe allergic reaction in a bar. Although, it’s not like I would be making a huge scene in front of tons of people…
About 40 minutes later, right around midnight we got the passive aggressive memo they were closing up shop by shooting us ugly looks and starting to put the chairs up on the table. We got the hint and figured it was time to move on from the lame atmosphere anyhow. Midnight just seemed early for a club/​bar on a Saturday…
Fox Heights seems like it has the potential to be a great place. Perhaps with a less crabby staff and some actual drinkers and dancers, it could be the new hot place to spend your Saturday evening.

I’ve eaten here a couple of times and have been happy each time. The food is delicious and a good price. Quick service, neat bar.

Meh. No need to go back.
The hostess seemed confused when a lunch crowd came strolling in, so my group of five found ourselves table.
We all ate our lunches without complaint, but then on the walk back all had something negative to say. Bland soup, crappy garden salad, stale bread to mention a few.