
Little Fox is a restaurant designed to complement its surroundings and enhance the meaning of every meal. The menu, curated by Chef owners Craig and Mowgli Rivard, features locally sourced ingredients inspired by culinary experiences from around the world.
Cozy, brick-lined restaurant offering seasonal small plates & hearty mains, plus cocktails & wine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2800 Shenandoah Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104
Phone: (314) 553-9456
Website: http://littlefoxstl.com/
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Reviews
The atmosphere is more close to European restaurants.
The menu is a study in brilliant contrasts. The Nduja Croquetas were a spicy, crispy revelation, and the Crispy Delicata Squash was an absolute masterclass: sweet, savory, and perfectly balanced by the charred onion yogurt.
The Sea Scallops were perfectly caramelized but the dish as a whole lacked the necessary je ne sais quoi; the richness of the pancetta overwhelmed the fennel’s subtle, anise counterpoint in my opinion.
Our mains sustained the brilliance. The Bolognese was a rich, nuanced expression of flavor. The Flatiron Steak was cooked impeccably, the tallow butter adding an irresistible richness. Even the complex smokehouse cocktail was executed flawlessly.
This is a restaurant that understands how to elevate simple concepts into extraordinary moments. They even handled our two-year-old with grace. Little Fox is a mandatory reservation.
I feel this can’t be true, but the Garganelli was probably the best pasta dish I’ve ever had. That’s a really high bar. Just the creaminess and the pulled pork oh my god. A very simple yet beautiful dish. Recommended to us by the waitress!
Mushrooms were arguably better than wolf in the woods’ hen of the woods which is saying a LOT.
The crispy green tomatoes were so fresh and the batter was super crunchy. Basil sauce was to die for. Stracciatella was fire too
PORK CHOOOOOOOP. Post-Lolinda, I have way too high expectations for pork chops. Little fox pork chops met them. I will say that my love for the pork chops was cut short once they brought out the steak. What a delectable steak. Also not even a fan of big fried potatoes but the ones that came with the steak might have changed my life? I didn’t know they could do that to potatoes with such big surface areas. Duck was good, but I can’t judge it objectively because I was so full at this point that nothing could taste great anymore.
And just look at that beautiful bar!