Matteo G.

Love this place, super kid friendly, great beer, pizza and atmosphere. We are regulars here

Ann V.

Fox Point Farms is a beauuutiful venue in Leucadia/Encinitas. I'm glad I came across this hidden gem on Eventbrite. Good to know, there's a nearby farm. It offers farm-to-table dining, events, markets, and community experiences. Happy to hear, Fox Point Farms was created for community - a place to gather, to be present, and to truly know your neighbor. I had the pleasure of attending a Cinco De Mayo celebration at this outdoor spot which included local vendors. What a wonderful time! I highly recommend it for sips-n-bites, shopping and hangin' out with the community. FYI, the parking lot is interestingly small.

Girlie M.

This place is cute and very kid-friendly, especially if you have younger ones. Came to check it out with my older kids and nieces, and they all enjoyed it even though we were only there for a short time. We didn't get a chance to do the farm tour since we were limited on time, so we just grabbed something to eat from the cafe inside the market, got some coffee, and hung out for a bit before heading out. Caramel Rosemary Latte 5/5: Surprisingly good. Savory Toast with Egg 5/5: From farm to fork, this was so good. Ham and Brie Sandwich 4/5: The kids got this. The filling was good, but the bread was a bit hard. Tuna Sandwich 4/5: Same with this one, the sandwich itself was good, but the bread was a bit dense. Overall, it's a great place, the food is great, and I'm looking forward to coming back.

Kali F.

Went to Fox Point Farms for a free concert and definitely can't wait to come back! The outside grass area was a great place to hang with a drink and watch the kiddos run around and play. The place was VERY busy while I was there but the lines moved fast and they had multiple places you could buy food and drinks which helped. They also have a little market with all types of snacks, food, and drinks that are perfect to enjoy out on the lawn or patio. We were too late to see the farm or animals but we could view them in the distance which was a really cool and unique experience. I cant wait to come back for one of their many events they seem to hold. Quick tips: parking was a disaster, don't assume you will be parking in their lot if you go on a busy night or weekend. They had options nearby though that you could walk from. Also, the margaritas are strong, but in a good way! Don't be fooled by the premixed drink, I had two and was definitely feeling it.

Elisa N.

FOX POINT FARMS @ ENCINITAS Parking here is a bit unique, it's a free, open gravel lot with no marked spaces, so you kind of create your own spot. It can be a little tricky to maneuver, especially with a larger car like an SUV. I visited on a Sunday afternoon, and it was definitely busy. It filled up quickly, but I was still able to squeeze into a spot with a little patience. The whole space has a farm-style setup, with most things located outdoors. There's a brewery, a restaurant upstairs, and a small market all within the same area. I came specifically to check out the farm and the tractor ride. My boyfriend and I caught the 2:30 PM ride, and while it was a fun experience, it's definitely geared more toward kids. Adults can ride too, but since most of the group was children and families, it felt a little out of place. That said, it was still enjoyable we learned a bit about the farm and even got to interact with some of the animals like horses and chickens. The brewery wasn't quite what I expected. While there's a large building labeled as a brewery, it's not open to walk through or explore. Instead, it operates more like an outdoor stand, and you can also grab drinks from inside the market. I was a bit disappointed since I was hoping for a more immersive brewery experience, especially since my boyfriend is really into that scene. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try the restaurant upstairs because it closes on Sundays from 1:30 PM to 4 PM, we arrived right in that window.

Rhondie B.

Love this place! Another great night at the farm with lots of friendly people, great service, and a big TV to enjoy the soccer game outside. The pizza is amazing and beer is sooooo good. Parking at the location can be limited but they have overflow not far away, there are weekly events with music, wellness, and dancing. A must see event venue!

Daniel O.

4.5 stars There's something about a Monday happy hour that feels like you're getting away with something, and at Fox Point Farms Restaurant, it hits just right. $25 for a burger, fries, and a beer. That alone earns a nod. But let's talk about the fries, because someone back there knows what they're doing. Double fried. The kind of crisp that shatters just enough before giving way. iYKYK. The burger? A proper smash... almost. Good flavor, solid sear, but missing those lacy, crispy edges that make a smash burger sing. The bun leaned a little dry, nothing tragic, just enough to notice. Still, paired with a pale ale that knew its role and played it well, it got the job done. Then the sleeper hit walks in like it owns the place: chicken schnitzel Caesar. Another $25, another beer, this time a light lager that fit like a glove. Crisp chicken, bright dressing, balanced, satisfying. This is the dish you come back for. But food's only part of the story here. The space? It doesn't whisper, it announces itself. A roaring fireplace, towering vaulted ceilings, a chandelier that feels like it could tell stories if it wanted to. Live music weaving through it all. It's the kind of place that makes you sit a little longer, order one more round, and forget what day it is. Service was solid, no complaints, Water could've been colder. Small detail, but details matter. Still, this place has a pulse. And on a Monday night, that's saying something. I'll be back. Probably for that schnitzel. Definitely for the vibe. The restaurant is upstairs. Elevator near bathrooms if you don't want to walk up or have a stroller. Down stairs is a coffee shop, and little market of fruits, veggies and other knickknacks. There is quite a few EV charge point stations.

Toby P.

I recently came here for the sunset stroll self guided farm tour. Upon arrival, the parking lot was full, but we only had to circle around once before we found a space where someone was leaving. We waited for the previous tour to finish, and then we walked in. I ran into several employees along the way who were very friendly. You can tell that they love what they're doing as they are creating this new farmlet. They have micro greens, greens and lots of veggies that they sell in the self contained market and restaurant. They have several goats, chickens, bunnies, cows, pigs, and even a horse. They gave us leaves that we could feed some of the animals, which was fun. It was also fun watching the kids enjoy the experience. Hopefully, inspiring future farmers. They have event space, a market, a brewery, a taco stand and a restaurant. It's a cute space with an active event calendar. Check it out! The sunset was gorgeous that night too!

Maya L.

Very cute one of a kind, space. A housing farming village, people live in the housing community located on the farm and buy into the farming project. They get a box delivered to their home every 2 weeks and they along with the patrons keep the farm going. Love the family friendly vibe and how much they grow on this land, including having a micro bakery, brewery, apothecary, petting zoo, and more. We did the 30 minute walking farm tour, and stopped to purchase from their produce market and get some lunch. Their specialty coffee drinks are great and hubby loved the steak sandwich. I ordered the chicken pesto and was underwhelmed- the chicken was dry and there was not much seasoning or any sauce to give it flavor. I had to order some tacos afterwards. They also have a pop up pizza stand which smelled delicious where we were sitting. Definitely need to come back with the rest of the family.

Kevin M.

Fox Point Farms is a super unique farm-style hangout that blends nature, activities, and a small brewery experience all in one spot. Pros: This place has such a fun and refreshing vibe very outdoorsy, peaceful, and almost like a little escape from the usual city spots. It feels like you're on a farm (because you are), which makes the whole experience really different and memorable. There's a brewery on-site with a good variety of beers, and I liked that some of them had Japanese-inspired flavors it made the selection feel more unique than your typical brewery. We also did the farm ride, which was $15 per adult, and honestly it was a really fun experience. It's definitely more geared toward kids (the little tractors are tiny haha), but it was still enjoyable getting to ride through the farm, learn about everything, and then interact with the animals. Being able to pet horses and chickens was such a cool touch and made it feel very wholesome. Parking is free, which is always a plus. It's more of a make-your-own-spot situation on a dusty lot, but it wasn't too bad overall we were still able to find a space without too much trouble. Cons: The parking setup can be a little tricky, especially if you have a bigger car like an SUV since you kind of have to squeeze into spaces. Also, the farm ride is definitely more kid-oriented, so just keep that in mind if you're expecting something more adult-focused. I also wish the brewery operated more like a full bar setting, but it was still nice to try the beers. Verdict: If you're looking for something different and a little more interactive, this is a really fun spot to check out. It's great for a casual day outdoors, especially if you want a mix of activities, animals, and drinks. I'd definitely come back and would be interested in trying the restaurant there next time!

Crystal F.

This place is amazing, I wish I could have stopped by in the daytime so I could see the entire place. There is a cute market where we ordered food and beer. Their steak sandwich and salad was delicious! And so were their large cookies and scones. They have a good selection of beers, we decided to order their dark beers, the Shwartz Board and Nitro Perinnial porter. The server poured me the wrong beer and gave us an extra beer for free. We also went on a brewery tour that was really cool. There is a restaurant upstairs that I have to come back and try, the menu looked really good. Great service and atmosphere.

Heather G.

My group had a good time (6 adults 3 kids). It's great for dates or families. Spots for kids to run around. Bring a blanket and sit on the grass. But they also have plenty of seating. Arrived on a Saturday around 1130. Parking was a bit limited and small for what it seems how busy the place can get. There's a lot of options to choose from for meals and wine, beer and coffee. We got the konichiwager which was really yummy, refreshing and light. I got turkey focaccia, it was okay, def pass on that and try something else. My friends got the steak sandwich and they felt it lacked flavor but they really enjoyed the pickle lol. We bought their eggs and the brown ones were the most flavorful The pizza was really delicious, it just takes a really long time to come out because they have only one person working the station, they def need 2 people. We also did the little train ride/farm animals. While it was a cute time and nice to hear about the farm, I think if you purchase a full meal it should be complimentary haha because it's really simple. it's 15pp inc kids even if they sit on your lap (less than 2 free) Restrooms were a little unkempt and I wish they had more or a few just handwashing stations. Service was okay and friendly enough. Not really warm or approachable. The shop has cute stuff to buy. Overall, I would be interested to try more things from there and know the pizza and konichiwager would be really enjoyable Love their concept there and wish we had more farm to table options like that.

Mai W.

THIS FIVE STARS IS PURELY FOR THE PIZZA!!!!! Did I just get sent to Italy or what?!?! I almost ate it too fast and forgot to take a picture! Like wow. It's really hard to impress me with pizza here in the states. I didn't know about this hidden gem at Fox point. Everyone in my family had the same feedback. Our favorite was the barbecue brisket pizza and obviously my kids loved the cheese pizza. The wait for the pizza can be a little longer when it's busy since it's hand made to order. I recommend ordering whenever you find a table and getting in the queue. If we're going to do a review on Fox point specifically, I would give it a four star. Although I love how family friendly it is, the parking here is horrendous. I enjoy a lot of the stuff from the market, but things are a tad bit expensive for what it is. It's a really cute market, but I don't see myself coming here often unless it's for the pizza. Yes I would come back and embrace the parking for the pizza.