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Opened in 1992 , it has become a local fixture. The building (about 6,450 sq. ft. ) houses a roomy dining/bar area with ample seating and gaming tables. The venue prides itself on American pub cuisine – from hand-tossed pizzas to bacon-cheddar burgers and hearty salads – paired with a full bar. As one description notes, it’s “a popular sports bar known for its relaxing atmosphere and high-quality food,” with “plenty of seating” and “an extensive menu” featuring everything from pizza to cocktails . Signature dish highlights (according to patrons) include the Chicken Bacon Ranch pizza and Bacon Jalapeño burger, along with wings and fresh-cut fries recommended by regulars . Many visitors praise the laid-back vibe – “great atmosphere, nice staff” – and friendly, attentive service . Red Fox also offers bar games (pool, darts, shuffleboard) and multiple big-screen TVs for sports, reinforcing its identity as a community hangout . Its long run (over 30 years) and loyal customer base make it an “iconic” local establishment . ### Events and Programming Red Fox hosts a wide variety of events nearly every week. Being a sports bar, it regularly airs live games, but it also books live music, comedy and themed parties on nights and weekends. Expect classic rock or cover bands, country acts, tribute shows and occasional local DJ sets. A robust event calendar includes “Girls’ Night Out” ladies’ parties and even touring adult-style performances – for example, listings have featured groups like “California’s Sensational Strippers” and “The Men Next Door” for 21+ audiences [www.ticketfairy.com](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-fairbanks/red-fox-bar-and-grill#:~:text=California%27s%20Sensational%20Strippers%20Live%20at,Red%20Fox%20Bar%2C%20Fairbanks). The venue often runs recurring events such as Wednesday trivia or karaoke nights, holiday parties, and sports-game watch parties (big games are a lively draw). Tickets (where required) are generally modest: smaller local acts and weekly events often have low cover charges (under $10–$15), whereas bigger name acts may charge more (typically in the $20–$30+ range). (Most nights are casual “bar cover” or door ticket sales rather than formal seating.) In practice, patrons usually pick up tickets at the door or via local event listings – many gigs are advertised through Fairbanks event sites or social media. For major shows, tickets might sell out, so it’s wise to stay on top of Red Fox’s announcements (and call ahead at the bar if in doubt). ### Tickets and Booking There is no dedicated ticket booth – most events sell tickets at the door or online through local promoters. The Red Fox phone – listed as (907) 479-9082 – can often answer questions or take reservation requests. Small acts or casual theme nights typically allow walk-in entry with a nominal cover. For larger concerts or celebrity-hosted events, try buying ahead of time via Fairbanks event sites or by calling the bar; some performances may also list on popular ticketing services (though tickets are also usually sold at the door if not sold out). Pricing varies by act: community events (trivia, open mic, karaoke) often have no cost or a $5–10 cover, while touring bands or big theme shows range $15–30 or more. Popular weekend shows may draw lines, so if you’re attending a concert or special party try to arrive early. Note that essentially all scheduled events at Red Fox (especially those labeled on venues calendars) are 21+ only (for example, a recent “Girls’ Night Out” event listing specifically notes “Ages 21+” [www.ticketfairy.com](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-fairbanks/red-fox-bar-and-grill#:~:text=California%27s%20Sensational%20Strippers%20Live%20at,Red%20Fox%20Bar%2C%20Fairbanks)). In other words, guard your ID – it’s needed to attend most shows and order alcohol. ### Seating and Layout The interior is an open-floor sports bar setup. There are rows of pub tables and booths scattered around the main dining area, and a horseshoe bar with stools in front of the big-screen TVs. The layout is intentionally informal – there is no assigned seating. For live music, there’s a modest stage area; viewers generally cram into the room in front of the stage or stand near it. The “best seats” depend on your goal: front rows or tables near the stage put you close to performers, while booths adjacent to TV screens are better for watching games. Customers often note that seating is simple and functional (one review quipped “fun atmosphere, uncomfortable seating” ), so don’t expect plush theater chairs. The acoustic is that of a lively bar – music and crowd noise carry, making it quite energetic by late night. There are no exclusive VIP sections; in practice it’s first-come seating during shows. Views can be obstructed if the room fills up, so arriving early helps snag a good spot. ### Getting There and Parking Red Fox Bar & Grill is located at \*\*398 Old Chena Pump Road, Fairbanks AK 99709\*\*, in the Chena Pump Plaza . It sits just north of College Road and west of Airport Way. By car, it’s easily accessed via Airport Way (Highway 2) – turn north onto Old Chena Pump Road when heading west of downtown. Parking is plentiful: the venue shares a large free lot with adjacent businesses. According to listings, there is both “free of charge street parking” and a “free parking lot” with “plenty of parking” . In practice, there are dozens of paved parking stalls right in front of Red Fox, plus overflow along the road. Rideshare or taxi drop-off is straightforward – there’s a paved entrance curb on Old Chena Pump Road right by the front door. For public transit, Fairbanks’ MACS bus service does reach the area. The Yellow Line (Amherst/Chena Pump route) makes a stop at \*Fred Meyer West\* , which is only a block or two away from the Chena Pump shopping center. You can walk from that stop to Red Fox in about 2–5 minutes. (Other routes serve nearby College Road and Airport Way intersections.) After-hours, options include local taxis and rideshare services (Uber/Lyft operate in Fairbanks) – just note the late-night hours (Red Fox often stays open until 2–3 AM) and plan rides accordingly. ### Inside the Venue Upon entry you’ll find classic sports-bar decor: dark wood tables and a long bar, colorful neon beer signs, and big TV screens on the walls. The atmosphere is casual and energetic – think friendly Midwestern sports bar meets family diner, albeit late-night bars. When you walk in, staff will usually greet you; there is typically no formal security staff (bag checks are rare in such venues). One tip: staff enforce ID checks rigorously. For example, a customer review noted that staff once asked a guest to prove his son’s age (the venue is not designed for minors, so keep ID ready) . The bar area is the center of action and the focal point of atmosphere (good service often occurs out of the bar stations). Expect background music between events and live music or trivia playing on select nights. Once inside, you can order from a full service bar and grill menu. Typical offerings include pizza, burgers, chicken wings, sandwiches, and salads . Red Fox is noted for good, generously-sized pub food – many reviewers say the pizza, wraps and fried appetizers are “some of the best” in Fairbanks . During games or shows, bartenders and servers move quickly, but some patrons caution that service can vary (the food’s usually solid even if a particular night’s service is spotty). Payment-wise, Red Fox accepts major credit and debit cards (and cash, of course), so you can hassle-free pay by card. The price point is moderate – entree meals/happy-hour fare and drinks run about mid-range for the region. There is no coat check, but there is ample table and bar seating for hanging coats. Restrooms (ADA-compliant) are located in back and are kept reasonably clean; as noted, an accessible restroom is provided by design . Also note: the bar is heavily under alcohol regulations, so don’t arrive underaged – events are strictly 21+ [www.ticketfairy.com](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-fairbanks/red-fox-bar-and-grill#:~:text=California%27s%20Sensational%20Strippers%20Live%20at,Red%20Fox%20Bar%2C%20Fairbanks), and even early-visiting minors may be turned away if not with family. Outside food or loose alcoholic containers are not permitted. Food and drink orders can be placed at the bar or via roaming servers. There is no cover charge on most nights unless a special event advertises one. If there’s merchandise (like branded shirts or hats), it’s usually displayed by the counter on the way in; however, Red Fox does not commonly emphasize merch sales. Finally, Wi-Fi availability is typical of bars in the area (you may need to ask a server for the password), but keep in mind cell service is generally adequate in this part of town. ### Nearby Amenities The Red Fox sits in a bustling commercial strip, so you’re never far from conveniences. Within a block or two of the bar are fast-casual eateries and take-out spots. For example, a Sam’s Sourdough Pizza and a deli counter share the same plaza, and a Mexican fast-food outlet is adjacent. The iconic Pump House Restaurant & Saloon (famous for steaks, seafood buffets and a rustic Alaskan lodge vibe) is just down Chena Pump Road and well-known to locals. If you want a quieter sit-down dinner before a show, that’s about three minutes away by car. For quick snacks, there’s also a convenience store and ice cream shop right in the Chena Pump plaza. After-show, night owls have options: the bar stays open late (often until 2–3 AM ), so the neighborhood’s nightlife revolves around it. For even later bites, some nearby hotels and restaurants offer midnight munchies or 24-hour service; otherwise plan to seek the late-night taco truck or pizza delivery. If you’re coming from out of town, there are several hotels nearby. Within 3–5 miles are choices like the Best Western Plus Chena River Lodge, Hampton Inn (College Road), and Candlewood Suites, all on or near College Road. Downtown Fairbanks (with many more dining and lodging options) is only a 6–8 minute drive east from Red Fox. Fairbanks International Airport is also very close (about a 3-minute drive), so travelers can grab a brew at Red Fox en route to or from flights. ### What Makes This Venue Special What really sets Red Fox apart is its blend of laid-back community feel with constant activity. It isn’t a slick nightclub or a quiet pub – it’s a neighborhood gathering spot that embraces both casual family dining (during daytime) and lively nightlife. Unique architectural features aren’t the draw, but the space’s versatility is: a long rustic bar made of logs and wood paneling gives it an Alaskan saloon charm, and the high ceiling over the dance floor allows stage lighting and live sound to shine. Historically, it has become special for Fairbanks because it pockets the best of many worlds: a sports tavern (the walls of which emblazon local team decor and multiple HDTVs) and an event venue under one roof. Over the decades, many legendary moments have occurred here – from marathon Golden Days weekend celebrations (Golden Days Fair events often spill into Red Fox) to New Year’s parties with local radio DJs, to surprise visits by Alaska-famous entertainers (musicians or comedians who perform impromptu sets). Locals love Red Fox for traditions like weekend karaoke, bingo nights, or NHL playoff watch parties. The staff (some of whom have worked there for years) also adds personal touches – bartenders will remember your favorite drink, and the kitchen might tweak a menu item just for you. In short, both acts and audiences tend to cherish Red Fox for its unpretentious authenticity. It feels like a private party hall where all generations mingle: college students, young families (in early evenings), and older regulars all coexist. That multi-generational, homey energy – combined with decent food and cold taps – gives Red Fox a charm few other local bars match. ### Visitor Tips and Information Red Fox caters to a broad crowd, but here are some tips. \*\*Accessibility:\*\* The venue is wheelchair-friendly. It has a ramped entrance, accessible restrooms and seating areas, and handicap parking spaces . \*\*ID and Age:\*\* You must be 21+ for night events. The staff enforces ID-checks strictly – one review even called out an incident where a teen was asked to prove age – so bring valid ID if you’re anywhere near the age cutoff. \*\*Dress Code:\*\* Very casual – jeans and T-shirts are common. Just avoid beachwear or athletic jerseys during formal shows (they’re a bar social setting, not a ballgame). \*\*What to Bring:\*\* Ensure you have your ID and a jacket (the bar can be chilly midwinter). Cash is fine, but most places accept cards (the bar does take credit/debit ). Bring earplugs if you’re noise-sensitive – concerts are notated for loud sound. \*\*Avoiding Pitfalls:\*\* Don’t expect a quiet family evening; if you’re bringing kids, early daytimes are better, but note that even then, it can be rowdy. One patron complained “NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY” after a strict underage check . Also, parking is free, so don’t pay for parking in the plaza’s general lot. \*\*During Events:\*\* Shows often sell out, so get there early. Doors typically open about 30–60 minutes before a show. \*\*COVID/Health:\*\* If you have health concerns, check current policies before going, but normally seating is well-spaced. \*\*Connectivity:\*\* Free Wi-Fi isn’t heavily advertised, so it’s safer to rely on cell service for entertainment apps. \*\*Last Call:\*\* Alaska laws mean bar service stops around 2–3 AM on weekdays, 3–4 AM on weekends; plan your night accordingly. Lastly, the general advice: be friendly and tipped. Locals say tipping your bartender is essential here – the “house way” is that good tips often get you faster service or an extra consolation. And if you get a bad experience (like a slow drink order or a cramped table), the staff is usually forgiving of direct, polite feedback. For the best experience, come as you are and soak in the Alaska bar scene energy – Red Fox’s character is really in the genuine locals and staff who hang out there. #### What are typical cover charges or ticket prices at Red Fox Bar & Grill? Prices vary by event. Many weeknight activities (trivia, karaoke, homegrown music) have little or no cover. When local bands or comedians play, expect a $5–$10 door fee. Larger concerts or theme shows usually advertise in advance; those often run in the $15–$30 range. Always check the event notice or call the bar at (907) 479-9082 to confirm pricing and availability. #### Where is the exact address of Red Fox Bar & Grill in Fairbanks? Red Fox Bar & Grill is at **398 Old Chena Pump Road, Fairbanks, AK 99709** . This is on the west side of Fairbanks, just north of College Rd and across from the Chena Pump Plaza. If using GPS, entering that address will guide you to the bar. Parking is available right at the location. #### What parking options are available near Red Fox Bar & Grill? There’s plenty of free parking. A large lot surrounds the bar, and street parking along Chena Pump Road is also free. In fact, review listings explicitly note “free parking lot” and “plenty of parking” . On busy nights you might walk a short distance to an open spot, but generally parking is not a problem. There are also closer handicapped spaces at the entrance. Just be sure not to block any dumpsters or fire lanes. #### Is Red Fox Bar & Grill accessible by public transit? Yes. The Fairbanks bus system (MACS transit) has a stop within a short walk. Specifically, the Yellow Xpress route stops at the Fred Meyer West station , which is only a block or two from Red Fox. From there it’s about a 3–5 minute walk north to the door. Check the current MACS schedule (Yellow Line, Amherst/Chena Pump route) for times. NOTE: Evening and Sunday service is limited, so plan trips accordingly or arrange a taxi/rideshare for late returns. #### What seating options are there and are there VIP or reserved areas? Everything is general admission. Seating is first-come, first-served and consists of booths, tables, and bar stools. There’s no formal VIP section. For concerts, guests usually gather in front of the stage; for games, most people sit near a TV of their choice. If you want a prime spot at a busy event, it’s best to arrive early to claim a table up front. Keep in mind the seating is casual – one guest noted it’s not plush (“uncomfortable seating”) – so comfort is functional rather than luxurious. Overall the lay-out is flat floor – no reserved boxes – so the experience depends on where you can snag a seat. #### What age restrictions and ID policies apply at Red Fox Bar & Grill? You must be 21 or older to drink alcohol, and most evening events are 21+ only. For example, event listings explicitly require “Ages 21+” [www.ticketfairy.com](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-fairbanks/red-fox-bar-and-grill#:~:text=California%27s%20Sensational%20Strippers%20Live%20at,Red%20Fox%20Bar%2C%20Fairbanks). Staff do check IDs. One review even recounted a family being asked to prove a teenager’s age , so expect rigorous ID checks at the door once the bar fills up. If you’re under 21 and there for non-alcoholic dining (before evening events), staff may still enforce age rules, so minors should be supervised. Always carry a valid photo ID if there’s any chance you’ll stay past dinner hours. #### Are cameras or recording devices allowed inside Red Fox Bar & Grill? For most events and casual nights, personal photography and phone snaps are fine (no specific prohibition is posted). However, during certain performers (especially adult-themed shows), management or the act may ask to limit recording. It’s polite to check with an organizer if a pro-grade camera is involved. In short, cell-phone photos are generally okay, but always respect any “no photography” signs during special acts. #### Does Red Fox Bar & Grill have wheelchair-accessible facilities? Yes. The venue lists itself as fully accessible . There is a ramped entrance and at least one accessible restroom. Wheelchair-accessible seating and an ADA parking space are provided. This means you should be able to get from the parking lot into the dining area without steps, and navigate most of the main floor. If you need anything specific (like assistance getting to a table), calling ahead at (907) 479-9082 can help staff prepare. #### Does Red Fox Bar & Grill accept credit cards or is it cash-only? They accept credit and debit cards. Review listings note that Red Fox “accepts credit cards \[and\] debit cards” , so you can use Visa, Mastercard, etc. Cash is always okay in bars, but you’ll get no surcharge by using plastic. It’s worth keeping some cash for gratuities or any small vendors. #### What is Red Fox Bar & Grill’s capacity and layout (indoor/outdoor)? The building is about 6,450 sq ft . This supports roughly a few hundred people total (with tables and standing areas). There is no large outdoor patio (aside from a few picnic tables at the side which are used mainly in fair weather). The venue is 95% indoor space. So capacity-wise, it functions like a medium-size bar: it won’t fit thousands at once, but a well-attended concert could see 200–300 guests comfortably. (Fire-code limits aren’t published, but this large floorplan equates to roughly a few hundred maximum occupancy.) #### What time should I arrive for a show or event at Red Fox? Doors usually open about 30–60 minutes before a live show. Smaller events (karoke, pub trivia) can allow walk-ins anytime, but bigger concerts or acts typically start around 8–9 PM with doors opening earlier. If the event flyer lists an 8:00 PM show, expect to slip in by 7:30–7:45. Arriving early also gives you a better pick of seats or standing room. On a very busy weekend night, some fans even line up ahead of official door time to hold seats or tables, but for most nights showing up 15–20 minutes early is sufficient. #### Are minors (under 21) allowed at Red Fox Bar & Grill? During the day/early evening, Red Fox operates as a family-friendly grill, so minors can dine with parents. However, once evening entertainment kicks in, it becomes an adult venue. By 6–7 PM the crowd is largely 21+. Staff have been known to enforce adult-only rules even for non-alcoholic activities (as one 15-year-old was asked to leave) . In practice, if you have children, plan to leave before around 8 PM when shows usually start. No one under 21 is permitted past closing time. #### What food and drink specials or happy hours does Red Fox offer? Red Fox often runs drink specials and happy-hour deals, though these change seasonally. A typical happy hour (weekdays 3–6 PM) might feature discounted draft beers, $2 off pitchers or wine, and reduced-price appetizers (wings, nachos). On game days you’ll sometimes see specials on bucket deals or game-themed cocktails. Check Red Fox’s social media or the bar’s blackboard (if visiting) for daily specials. In general, it’s a reasonably priced bar – sandwiches and burgers run around $10–15, and beers are average for Fairbanks prices. #### Is there a dress code at Red Fox Bar & Grill? The dress code is casual. Jeans, T-shirts, hoodies and jerseys are common. There is no formal attire requirement. However, avoid very beach-style or gym attire during events. Also, some Alaskans wear warmer layers at night (the heating is good, but it can be cooler by the entrance). On theme nights (like a ’70s disco or costume party) it’s fine to dress up – those are explicitly announced in advance. #### Can I bring a bag or backpack inside Red Fox Bar & Grill? Red Fox has no specific bag policy sign posted, so small personal bags/purses are allowed. Larger backpacks or suitcases look out of place (and might get flagged) because the bar is an active service area. In general, treat it like any public bar: keep belongings with you or stowed under your table. Security checks are rare, but if a large bag looks suspicious, staff might ask you to set it down. During busy events, it’s safer to leave bulky items in the car. #### What happens if I arrive early before the show? Arriving early has advantages. Before doors open, the bar is still serving lunch/dinner, and you can take your time ordering food and drinks from a quieter section. Early arrivals can reserve a nice table near the front or bar. Once doors officially open for the event, people let into the main room will see you have taken a spot, so you won’t have to squeeze in later. On most nights, there’s no penalty to waiting; if you’re dining, you’ll simply move from your table in the restaurant area into the event space. Remember – on big nights the bar can fill up fast, so arriving even 15–30 minutes early ensures a better viewing spot. --- This page is on Ticket Fairy, a ticketing, marketing and operations platform for live events and the venues that host them: festivals, club nights, concerts, conferences and tours, and night clubs, beach clubs and concert venues. 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