Probably the worst sports bar I have ever been to. I've been here maybe 5 times. I know I must be a glutton for punishment but i want to like it but the last straw has been broken. I walked in there and the main big  TV behind the bar had a VH1 special on about Jessica Simpson. IN A SPORTS BAR!!!!
#1, why do you even have VH1 on in a sports bar???? That's really all you need to know but getting to the food, it all sucks really. They don't even have good bar food. I think they should simplify the menu and try and do just the basics and do them well because it's a great location and could be a great place to watch a game. Also stick to bottled beer because their mixed drinks are so weak
Very awful service and very awful food. Â Unfortunately for Fox and Hound almost all bars are stepping their game up when it comes to food. Â To have greasy wings and limp fries because you are drinking is not appropriate anymore. Â Someone please send them the message. Â The drinks, as one Yelper noted, are watered down and not well made. Â They need to step their game up, literally.
Review Source:One foot in here and its like walking on set of the Fast and the Furious.
They cannot make a mixed drink to save their life, even drinks that are advertised as their "specialty" were undrinkable. Seriously, just awful.
The food is nothing to rave about, it's all processed and frozen.
Pros: lots of pool tables, lots of  TV's and variety of beers on tap. The end.
The mixed drinks here are SOOOO weak! I understand the concept of pours and mixed drinks and whatnot, but the drinks here taste like straight up sweetener with ZERO alcohol. The food here is OK. I kind of think the place smells like mildew or something. It definitely doesn't smell like delicious food. I understand the restaurant is HUGE and the kitchen is pretty far away from the door, but it kind of smells like a mix of mildew and the smell of a locker room. And the 2 side rooms are even worse. The whole place needs to be aired out.
Review Source:Well, it's been more than six months since my last visit, just enough to forget how lackluster it was before. I was taking a friend to see a movie for her birthday and the times just worked out to have dinner before the film. Rather than sit in a fast food place we decided to stop at Fox & Hound. I probably would have been better at Raising Cane's, but then I wouldn't have had a Guinness. I guess F&H has some kind of small advantage there.
We split an appetizer of boneless wings in sweet chili garlic sauce. Those was actually pretty good, if overpriced. The big problem was once again the chicken strip basket. As in my last visit my fries were cold and soggy. That's really just inexcusable to have that happen twice now, especially at the prices they charge.
I think it's time to give up on Fox & Hound. Maybe I'll remember this six months from now.
Good food, good atmosphere, good prices. This place I'd a notch above your average pub fare. And they have NESN on the big screens got all you Northern sports fans on NOLA. Nothing fancy, no pretense, but good, affordable, comfortable fare.. Go with some friends, watch the game, enjoy some grub...
Review Source:There has GOT to be another place to sit down and watch a PPV boxing match than this hole. Tonight, Pacquiao vs Bradley. Instead of watching the pre-game and undercard, they kept the Game 7 of the NBA Eastern Playoffs on all speakers and large screens. They have based this decision on USA TODAY stating that the main event won't go on until after the game. Even though every single person in this place paid $10 to see the fights, we all have to watch the one sporting event I could watch at any bar anywhere in America right now. I want to watch the ENTIRE EVENT I PAID TOSEE - UNDERCARDS AND ALL. I spoke with the manager, and asked why one of these rooms isn't just boxing? Â She had nothing more to say but "half these people want to watch NBA". Really? They paid $10 for basketball?
A few fights ago one room was boxing, one was LSU football. So if half want to watch NBA, then that would mean the other half can sit content that their $10 included under card boxing with me content in my boxing utopia.
Dear bars of New Orleans, someone please save me from this fate. Air PPV boxing. I will come. And praise you for showing it.
A chain in the suburbs in a strip mall what's not to dislike when you're used to NOLA proper? Â Well if they at least had decent food there might have been some hope for them but unfortunately the food here is really disappointing even for the mass produced chain bar food that it is. Â In any other metro area this might be acceptable but in the New Orleans area we're spoiled and used to a certain quality of food that this place comes nowhere close to reaching. Â I just don't see any reason to ever return here again.
Review Source:I decided to try this place again, this time for a Saints game. The good. The place has a nice layout, seemed pretty clean, staff was nice. They have a good beer selection, including my favorite, Andy Gator. Now the bad. Service is slow. Granted, this was during a Saints game, but they should staff up expecting a crowd. The food was room temperature, nacho chips where hard, might have chipped a tooth. If you must go for food and beer, do not go for a game. The sound system is awful. Speakers are setup in odd places and the bass makes you feel like you are in a rave club. You couldn't hear the game announcers because the bass was so loud. I've been in hole in the wall bars with a better sound system.
Review Source:I met a friend here for lunch and the food was alright. Â
Our server was very attentive and she was friendly - real friendly; always smiling, a little more smiling and it would have been creepy. Â Her name was Kimbereley and she constantly checked in on us. Â That was the good part of the service....the kitchen is soooo slow. Â I felt like days passed by as we waited for a couple of salads. Â This doesn't seem like the kind of establishment that needs a lot of time to through some greens in a bowl with some lightly cooked steak. Â I thought they were growing the greens for our salad. Â Word to the wise, get an appetizer, or pack a snack to pass the time.
The salads were pretty good, typical steak topped salads premixed with dressing (I had greens, cheese, and onion straws mixed with balsamic vinaigrette and my date had a Caesar salad topped with steak). Â The salads are a good size and satisfy your appetite, after all, how much could I really eat after waiting thirty or more minutes?
This isn't a bad place, like most two star reviews I've given; the server was really good, but it took so long to get our meal, so I feel compelled to rate Fox and the Hound with only two stars. Â Seems like the Fox and the Hound would master quick lunches. Â My last tip for future diners, don't stop in this place with someone you can't talk with for long periods of time, or the wait will suddenly lengthen.
Ok, I'll admit it... I eat here often. Â Entirely too often. Â I have a wonderful friend who works right down the street from here, so we meet for lunch here every week or two because it's the closest place to her office. Â After a few months of this, and lunch yesterday, I've decided I'm done. Â
What kept me coming back was the $5.99 and $6.99 lunch specials. Â Cheap, decent selection of typical bar food, I thought I'd never get tired of burgres, pizzas, and Philly cheesesteaks. Â Unfortunately, I was wrong. Â Everything I've ordered has been bland. Â Not terrible, just bland. Â I could forgive this, because the menu is cheap and the location convenient, but I have finally had enough of the poor service.
Multiple times when there with a small group (4 tp 6 people) someone's food has been completely forgotten. Â It's usually just the two of us, and I go pretty easy on wait staff, don't ask for much. Â Without fail, if I order sweet tea, it comes un-sweet. Â I order Dr. Pepper, they bring Coke. Â I ask for broccoli, I get french fries. Â Seriously! Â
Yesterday, I was barely halfway through my food when the waitress dropped (as in, dropped from several feet up so the plastic tray loudly hit the table) the check, and after it was out of her hands, mumbled, "You guys want some cheesecake or chocolate cake?" Â At the time, I was not even half through with my food. Â No, I do not want to order dessert with a mouthful of sandwich. Â No, I do not want to order dessert after I've paid the check. Â No, I will not pay my check until I'm done eating.
Enough. Â I'd rather hit the Taco Bell across the street.
This is a very convenient place to watch Saints games. They are very accommodating to big groups and are willing to do separate checks. The service has always been good, even when we've had a large party.
However, the food ranges from BAD to okay. I have been burned many times by this place! The thin crust pizza is inedible - soggy on the bottom and burned on top. The wings are always overcooked to the point where they are shriveled and hard. The popcorn chicken salad is okay; the lettuce tasted fresh but the popcorn chicken bits are always shriveled and hard as well.
I am still trying to find something decent that I can order on a regular basis. The fish and chips and the spinach dip are okay. My friends' chicken strips and burgers look good so maybe I will have to stick with that next time.
This is where I go to watch UFC Fights when I am in New Orleans on a Saturday night. There are a lot of pretty good TVs, flat screens and high res projectors, so it is a good place to watch a game. The selection of beers is really good, they have Louisiana beers I have never heard of, not just Abita, which is good too. The food is probably Chilis quality at its best, without the quality of certain Chilis specialties like Fajitas, and costing a few dollars a plate more, but the ribs are pretty good and part of what you are paying for is the atmosphere and watching the game or fight. It's basically the only chain to watch UFC at in New Orleans, since there is no Buffalo Wild Wings or Hooters, so I am glad it is there. It would be a little more akward to go to an obscure neighborhood bar to watch a UFC while traveling.
Review Source:OK so I've been here before but just recently went back to check out their selection again.
Atmosphere: Honestly it's your typical sports bar atmosphere. Lots of flat screen TVs, a separate room with dart boards and pool tables and that's about it.
Beer selection: Basic. Nothing real exciting. Typical for a chain restaurant. At least they had some local products such as Abita and NOLA but not much more. This place is all about the number of taps they have rather than the quality of taps they have. I was so upset at the lack of quality I drank a Coke.
Food: Decent food selection. Upscale bar food is really what it is.
Overall: Meh. I'd skip this one.
Usually I have favorable experiences at Fox & Hound. Its a great location catch some sports, shoot pool or grab dinner before a movie. The prices are decent and the food is good.
This time around I had the Pot Roast, which consist of pot roast sitting on mashed potatoes with a friend string onion topping. It was a delightful meal that will definitely make you  full on one of those days you running on no food in your belly.
The service wasn't the best this time around. She really didn't seem to  care much or pay much attention to our table.
Thankfully I am rarely in this neck of the woods, so I don't come here often. Plus, it's sort of a dark sports bar, not really 'my scene'. Usually it is during a shopping excursion, cause it's in a shopping mall, and I am STARVING and I don't want to go to some crappy fast food establishment, so we go here.
They have a full bar and a decent beer selection. Although, today, I ordered two beers that they didn't have. Only because I saw a picture of St. Arnold Pils on an advertisement as we walked in ("No we don't have that beer, it's for a craft beer tasting next week.") and the other because Covington Bayou Bock was on the menu ("Yeah, we don't have that one either"). What beers can I have?? I asked the waitress...nevermind, I'll go look at the taps myself. Â Why have a list with beers that you don't actually carry?? Hmmmmm??
We ordered a yummy salad with spinach and grilled chicken and bacon and feta. That was good, but the fact that the knife I was served and the extra plate both had someone else's cheese stuck to it, not good.
Then the grilled mahi mahi sandwich came and again the extra plate had stuff stuck to it....it made me wonder what was stuck to the plate that had my food on it...so yeah, two stars.
Once you've been to a Fox and Hound, you've been to all of them, right? Anyway, same experiences as the others and also the same applies in that it's a great place to play pool or catch a game.
The spinach dip, billiard sticks, and chicken fingers are all pretty good appetisers. As with every other one I have gone to, I am mum on the entrees.
The drinks here are also mad eon the strong side and they have a great long island iced tea.
The bill has never been correct. When experiencing an error EVERY TIME I GO, it has never been in my favor. After getting the bill corrected once, the waitress decided to increase her tip when entering it into the credit card machine. good thing I cought it. Unfortunately, she was our waitress the next time we went. The food not any good either.
Review Source:Whoa, came here for a drink before a movie with the girls...of course it was the LSU vs Ohio game on....
This place was packed and then some! Â Luckily we were able to snag a table for some drinks and chips...
Ok, so real alcoholic drinks are neither blended or done fusion style...but since we were there..might as well order bastardised drinks for the hell of it!!
Melon Crush - ooh this was melon-y and very tart and sweet...a flavored spiked lemonade concoction.
Strawberry-Vanilla Mojito - hmm...very smooth...that kick of mint really had a nice tail....
Strawberry something blended ice drink - haha, tasted watery and was like tipsy candy!
Also, had Blue Moon on tap....yum...smooth white Belgian...delicious! Â Funny when the server gave us a straw for the beer....
Normally one comes here for the TGIF like menu of burgers and wings...but also folks come here to cool off and play some billards. Â Two rooms are for hanging out and playing billards while the center is for dining. Â Lots of yuppies and lots of older men and older women looking for love i guess.....
But what made this a four star review is the feeling of camaraderie celebrating any LSU points...that is honestly priceless.
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