Foxfire at Alpine
42661 Hwy 180, Alpine, AZ, 85920
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Address :
42661 Hwy 180
Alpine, AZ, 85920 - Phone (928) 339-4344
- Website https://foxfireatalpine.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :4:00 pm - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Hipster
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Pizza
Pizza is a famous Italian dish savored around the world. The entire credit for the popularity of Pizza in the United States goes to the chain of pizzerias all over the country. While the base and the texture of Pizza remains same across the globe, it's the toppings that differs from country to country. In the United States, you will find the top pizzerias serving pizzas with the toppings of mainly beef, bacon, chicken, ham, and sausage for the non-vegetarians. Other than these famous meat options, Pizzas with veg toppings such as mushrooms, pepperonis, garlic, tomatoes, spinach, etc. are also famous in most restaurants in the United States.
Irrespective of your locality, you will find a variety of different restaurants in your cities offering pizzas of all different types. Pizza is hot favorite among people of all ages in the United States. A large size pizza is enough to feed a family of 3 or 4 at large. Pizza is also the most preferred food whenever a group of friends is hanging out together. Pizza gained popularity in the United States after the American soldiers stationed in Italy returned from World War II.
Over the years, different pizzerias in the United States have developed their own respective regional variations. Pizza gained popularity as the iconic dish in the United States in the second half of the 20th century. Whether you prefer thin or thick crust pizza, you can find a pizza of your preference at the best pizza restaurants in your city.
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Walter A.
The foxfire is a great addition to the alpine area. I've fallen in love with the spicy elk burger with ghost pepper cheese. The service is great (thanks Teresa) and the presentation of the food is great. Bill F
(5)Brandy O.
Great food, friendly service and nice outdoor seating. Had the spicy elk burger and was really good. Definitely worth the stop. Outstanding small town service and great menu!!
(4)Laura B.
Friendly fast lunch service. Lovely patio dining with gorgeous views. Very nice menu with something for every taste (pizza, salads, burgers, steaks, pasta, vegetarian chili, seafood...). I had a delicious chicken apple walnut salad with a perfect light vinegrette. My husband enjoyed the elk burger. The pizza looks fabulous. We'll give that a try next time. They were getting ready for live music on there intimate stage. Looked like they were gonna have a packed house!
(5)Kathy E.
I continue to find it very exciting that I can find a restaurant on a town with a population of 2000 that has a wine and beer list and interesting items on the menu. It is nice to know there are great little discoveries everywhere! Unfortunately, the Shrimp Scampi lacked any sort of flavor other than shrimp and fresh vegies. It was good. The shrimp was good. I just had to throw on a bit more Parmesan to get it going. My husband said the steak was REALLY tasty. So I'm thinking I should have ordered something more mountainy (is that a word?). The vegies on his dish tasted frozen or canned, but I'm thinking being at 8000 feet on a Sunday night could be a contributor to that. Although my vegies were fresh and the shrimp tasted good. Despite the my lackluster dish everything else was terrific. I loved the Snoqualmie Riesling and the great service and attention. So I'm thinking they are living up to their name Foxfire. It is the term used for the biolumescence that is created by some of the mushrooms that grow on the burnt trees in the forest. They are a light in this tiny town that glows with freshness! And they have their share of recent forrest fires. I truly am pleased with the evening. I recommend it to anyone that comes to Alpine! I will come back.
(4)Judy R.
Excellent food & service very friendly we stopped by on our quads from the atv jamboree with our dog Cj they welcomed him with water & treats on the patio... Highly recommend
(5)Chris S.
Wow, the Three Alarm Burger is good! I love spicy things and while it's not scorching , it's tasty and spicy! I got the baked beans as a side and they were pretty disappointing but the burger was so good I have to give it five stars regardless. It's a relaxing place with friendly staff and a great view!
(5)Jessica R.
Foxfire was awesome! Went with a group of five. Sitting out on the patio we got an amazing view of the sunset! Our server was very professional nice and knowledgeable, the atmosphere was great including live music out on the patio, and the menu seemed great! I ordered a salad and it was delicious. My friends got pizza and also said it was wonderful. The only critique I heard but did not experience myself was that the elk burger was a bit dry. I would definitely go back again and plan to the next time I am in Alpine!
(5)K H.
Great place for food and drinks. People were friendly and made you feel like your business is appreciated.
(5)Mimi G.
Awesome evening at the Foxfire! Our friends took me there for my birthday and it was an incredible night! The perfectly cooked pizza crust, the salad, the new decor with lovely lightening and the rock wall, and even the smooth piped in music, along with the beautiful view of the mountains made for a great night. When the owner found out it was a birthday dinner he brought out a slice of the best key lime pie......EVER! The new saloon outside is also inviting. The owner told us some of the wood was reclaimed from the Wallow Fire. They did an amazing job decorating both the old house and the new saloon. So lucky our little town has such an awesome place.
(5)Zach M.
We had a party of 6 for dinner and the food was delicious. Even though it was very busy the server did a good job at multitasking. The Pizza was good and we will come back for it again. I suggest making a reservation as it is a popular place.
(4)Madu K.
I went to Foxfire this weekend with a friend and the Pizza was delicious. My friend is the wine person and ordered us a bottle of wine from Argentina which was very good. I would agree with the other reviewers and say they did a great job redesigning the space. There is covered outside sitting and a small bar area, and window seating on the front porch.
(5)Stephanie W.
The pizza was mediocre and I found mold in the parmesan cheese. When I alerted the owner, he took it away telling me it was pesto, although there was no pesto in my meal, and did not apologize or attempt to fix the situation. They seem like nice people but I think they are more concerned about mingling and chatting with the customers than making sure the food and service are top notch. The space was a bit small but nicely decorated and my family said they have been before and the food is good but service is slow. They seem like nice people but I'm not sure that they are the best at running a restaurant.
(2)Darryl P.
My wife enjoyed the ribs. The home-made BBQ sauce is gluten-free. The pizza was good. The service; however, was excruciating slow. The space felt a little crowded but provided a nice atmosphere. The walls are decorated with artwork from local artists adding a nice local flair. The restaurant is new so hopefully some of the service kinks will work themselves out. I sense the owner's hearts are in the right place and I wish them well with this endeavor but improvements are necessary to entice us for a second visit.
(2)karyn r.
Passing through Alpine we came upon the newly opened 'Foxfire at Alpine' restaurant. I always like to check out new places so we gave this one a shot. You take your chances with small town dining. The restaurant is located in a cute little white house that looks to be very old and as I later learned is one of the oldest buildings in Alpine. Inside the decor is contemporary, warm and comfortable. Works from local artisans hang through out the restaurant and are for sale. Our server was prompt and friendly. We asked about a few items on the menu and she suggested the Italian sausage which I ordered. My husband ordered a personal pizza. I wasn't disappointed by the server's suggestion. As promised, it was outstanding. The Italian sausage was spicy, but not too, and I was served two large links on a toasted roll. The sausages were topped with onions and green peppers which I really enjoyed. They weren't 'mushy', I think the server said the green peppers were baked so they retained just a little crunch but weren't greasy. My order came with a choice of slaw, potato salad or chips. I chose the potato salad and it too, was very tasty. My husband and I both judge a pizza by the crust and theirs was just right. Crisp, but not 'dry'. The crust had great flavor and the toppings, sausage and pepperoni, were generous. When our server told us the cheesecake on the menu was made at the restaurant from the owner's family recipe I had to give it a shot and I'm glad I did. Wow! So light and creamy. I live in Phoenix and would drive back to Alpine just to order that again! Jeff ordered the chocolate mousse cake which was delicious too. I saw an outside patio area that looked really cute with hanging flower baskets. Overall it was a great dining experience. Great food, great service and fair prices. A gem of a restaurant hiding in a plain, white box. Look it up if you're in Alpine!
(4)Laura B.
Friendly fast lunch service. Lovely patio dining with gorgeous views. Very nice menu with something for every taste (pizza, salads, burgers, steaks, pasta, vegetarian chili, seafood...). I had a delicious chicken apple walnut salad with a perfect light vinegrette. My husband enjoyed the elk burger. The pizza looks fabulous. We'll give that a try next time. They were getting ready for live music on there intimate stage. Looked like they were gonna have a packed house!
(5)Walter A.
The foxfire is a great addition to the alpine area. I've fallen in love with the spicy elk burger with ghost pepper cheese. The service is great (thanks Teresa) and the presentation of the food is great. Bill F
(5)Brandy O.
Great food, friendly service and nice outdoor seating. Had the spicy elk burger and was really good. Definitely worth the stop. Outstanding small town service and great menu!!
(4)Kathy E.
I continue to find it very exciting that I can find a restaurant on a town with a population of 2000 that has a wine and beer list and interesting items on the menu. It is nice to know there are great little discoveries everywhere! Unfortunately, the Shrimp Scampi lacked any sort of flavor other than shrimp and fresh vegies. It was good. The shrimp was good. I just had to throw on a bit more Parmesan to get it going. My husband said the steak was REALLY tasty. So I'm thinking I should have ordered something more mountainy (is that a word?). The vegies on his dish tasted frozen or canned, but I'm thinking being at 8000 feet on a Sunday night could be a contributor to that. Although my vegies were fresh and the shrimp tasted good. Despite the my lackluster dish everything else was terrific. I loved the Snoqualmie Riesling and the great service and attention. So I'm thinking they are living up to their name Foxfire. It is the term used for the biolumescence that is created by some of the mushrooms that grow on the burnt trees in the forest. They are a light in this tiny town that glows with freshness! And they have their share of recent forrest fires. I truly am pleased with the evening. I recommend it to anyone that comes to Alpine! I will come back.
(4)Judy R.
Excellent food & service very friendly we stopped by on our quads from the atv jamboree with our dog Cj they welcomed him with water & treats on the patio... Highly recommend
(5)Chris S.
Wow, the Three Alarm Burger is good! I love spicy things and while it's not scorching , it's tasty and spicy! I got the baked beans as a side and they were pretty disappointing but the burger was so good I have to give it five stars regardless. It's a relaxing place with friendly staff and a great view!
(5)Jessica R.
Foxfire was awesome! Went with a group of five. Sitting out on the patio we got an amazing view of the sunset! Our server was very professional nice and knowledgeable, the atmosphere was great including live music out on the patio, and the menu seemed great! I ordered a salad and it was delicious. My friends got pizza and also said it was wonderful. The only critique I heard but did not experience myself was that the elk burger was a bit dry. I would definitely go back again and plan to the next time I am in Alpine!
(5)K H.
Great place for food and drinks. People were friendly and made you feel like your business is appreciated.
(5)Mimi G.
Awesome evening at the Foxfire! Our friends took me there for my birthday and it was an incredible night! The perfectly cooked pizza crust, the salad, the new decor with lovely lightening and the rock wall, and even the smooth piped in music, along with the beautiful view of the mountains made for a great night. When the owner found out it was a birthday dinner he brought out a slice of the best key lime pie......EVER! The new saloon outside is also inviting. The owner told us some of the wood was reclaimed from the Wallow Fire. They did an amazing job decorating both the old house and the new saloon. So lucky our little town has such an awesome place.
(5)Zach M.
We had a party of 6 for dinner and the food was delicious. Even though it was very busy the server did a good job at multitasking. The Pizza was good and we will come back for it again. I suggest making a reservation as it is a popular place.
(4)Madu K.
I went to Foxfire this weekend with a friend and the Pizza was delicious. My friend is the wine person and ordered us a bottle of wine from Argentina which was very good. I would agree with the other reviewers and say they did a great job redesigning the space. There is covered outside sitting and a small bar area, and window seating on the front porch.
(5)Stephanie W.
The pizza was mediocre and I found mold in the parmesan cheese. When I alerted the owner, he took it away telling me it was pesto, although there was no pesto in my meal, and did not apologize or attempt to fix the situation. They seem like nice people but I think they are more concerned about mingling and chatting with the customers than making sure the food and service are top notch. The space was a bit small but nicely decorated and my family said they have been before and the food is good but service is slow. They seem like nice people but I'm not sure that they are the best at running a restaurant.
(2)Darryl P.
My wife enjoyed the ribs. The home-made BBQ sauce is gluten-free. The pizza was good. The service; however, was excruciating slow. The space felt a little crowded but provided a nice atmosphere. The walls are decorated with artwork from local artists adding a nice local flair. The restaurant is new so hopefully some of the service kinks will work themselves out. I sense the owner's hearts are in the right place and I wish them well with this endeavor but improvements are necessary to entice us for a second visit.
(2)karyn r.
Passing through Alpine we came upon the newly opened 'Foxfire at Alpine' restaurant. I always like to check out new places so we gave this one a shot. You take your chances with small town dining. The restaurant is located in a cute little white house that looks to be very old and as I later learned is one of the oldest buildings in Alpine. Inside the decor is contemporary, warm and comfortable. Works from local artisans hang through out the restaurant and are for sale. Our server was prompt and friendly. We asked about a few items on the menu and she suggested the Italian sausage which I ordered. My husband ordered a personal pizza. I wasn't disappointed by the server's suggestion. As promised, it was outstanding. The Italian sausage was spicy, but not too, and I was served two large links on a toasted roll. The sausages were topped with onions and green peppers which I really enjoyed. They weren't 'mushy', I think the server said the green peppers were baked so they retained just a little crunch but weren't greasy. My order came with a choice of slaw, potato salad or chips. I chose the potato salad and it too, was very tasty. My husband and I both judge a pizza by the crust and theirs was just right. Crisp, but not 'dry'. The crust had great flavor and the toppings, sausage and pepperoni, were generous. When our server told us the cheesecake on the menu was made at the restaurant from the owner's family recipe I had to give it a shot and I'm glad I did. Wow! So light and creamy. I live in Phoenix and would drive back to Alpine just to order that again! Jeff ordered the chocolate mousse cake which was delicious too. I saw an outside patio area that looked really cute with hanging flower baskets. Overall it was a great dining experience. Great food, great service and fair prices. A gem of a restaurant hiding in a plain, white box. Look it up if you're in Alpine!
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