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In A Nutshell:
-I'm happy that they opened a Fox Tail Coffee all the way here in Vegas.
-The first time I experienced their coffee was during a trip to Orlando a few years ago.
-Who would've thought that they would open one here.
-I like the rustic interior design of this location.
-The space has plenty of chairs & sitting spaces to chill, get work done or enjoy your cup of coffee.
-There is also a big, covered patio outside.
Overall, the service is always quick & friendly.
I got hummus & pretzels, good choice for me. I also tried the guava matcha, so delicious! Cute decor & great service. ( used to be Starbucks)
Honestly good vibe here. Friendly staff and tasty teas
Love this place!! Nick and Rhaina are so helpful and kind. Definitely will be returning the latte I ordered was AMAZE!!!
I recently visited Foxtail and was impressed by its inviting atmosphere. It was my first experience trying their drinks and food. I ordered two drinks and two sandwiches, eager to enjoy what they had to offer.
While the drinks arrived promptly within about five minutes, I was disappointed by the wait for the sandwiches. Despite the food being premade, I found myself waiting for an astounding 30 minutes. Another customer had to remind the staff about her order as well.
Finally, when my sandwich arrived, it had been thrown in the microwave and was carelessly smashed into the box. This lack of care in presentation was disappointing, especially given the long wait. I can't help but wonder why my drink could be prepared so quickly while the sandwich took so long, despite it being premade.
Overall, while Foxtail has potential with its atmosphere and beverages, the food service leaves much to be desired.
I can no longer support this Foxtail Coffee location. On multiple occasions, I’ve witnessed management and the shop owner harassing local seniors who use the patio area. Management seems to forget they only lease their unit; according to the commercial subdivision’s CC&Rs, the patio is a common element area for public use, regardless of where a person purchased their drink within the commercial subdivision (Albertsons, McDonalds, broght from home or Starbucks).
Seeing a business attempt to "own" a public space by bothering, and harassing our elderly law abiding community members is a dealbreaker for me. To top it off, the food is bland, cold and not cooked there while the coffee is only tolerable at best. There are plenty of other shops in the center such as Starbucks that make way better overpriced coffee and that actually respect our Summerlin community. I demand they respect and leave our seniors alone!!!
