- American
Mr. Stox
Menu for Mr. Stox
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Ratings and Reviews for Mr. Stox
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Apr 18 2012
Andrea C. via Yelp
Dear God, why did I eat the food they served me. Because then it was gone. I couldn't eat it anymore. :( I would eat here again right now. Right. Now. We...read more
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Apr 18 2012
Able A. via Yelp
We made a mistake by believing their manager to make our reservations for Easter Brunch at Mr. Stox. The restaurant is too small for a brunch buffet where...read more
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Mar 31 2012
Amie P. via Yelp
this place sure is really nice and fancy. you have to valet your car (so bring some cash). i just luv the bread.. not only did they give use 3 different...read more
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Oct 23 2008
via Citysearch
Look no further than Mr. Stox. This is a fabulous restaurant! A very tasty and creative menu. The service is first class and bot...read more
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Aug 17 2008
via Citysearch
Mr Stox has been in business forever, and just seems to get better and better. A very nice upscale restaurant with a great menu. ...read more
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Jul 23 2008
via Citysearch
The butternut squash! The Lobster Bisque and the creme brule gets an double A+ too. Everyone loved what they ordered. You never g...read more
The Scene
A genteel hunting theme dominates the sprawling space, with paintings of red-jacketed sportsmen and their hounds adorning the walls. A giant stone fireplace flickers merrily near the best seats. Fast, professional servers coddle a well-heeled crowd made up of power diners and grown-up celebrations.
The Food
Mr. Stox's American haute cuisine is handsomely presented and deftly prepared. Velvety smooth lobster bisque, brimming with lobster meat, is rich and creamy. Portobello ravioli, stuffed with fresh mushroom and Parmesan, bathes in subtle, buttery fennel sauce. Veal is tender, if a bit mild, ameliorated by rich truffle reduction and a dazzling side of rosemary mashed potatoes. Skip the lobster tail that's quite bland, though its bed of risotto with fresh spinach is nice. Don't miss the incredible creme brulee with fresh blackberries, raspberries and blueberries; it's big enough for two to share.