Anybody remember Foxy's restaurant at the corner of Las Vegas Blvd and Sahara?

Yes, i remember the Deli very well. I might have the dates wrong but we ate there many times from 1958-1966. I can still remember their Ruben sandwiches.....and New York egg creams.
One or two times we met and spoke to Frank Sinatra.
Even though i was only a kid i remember speaking to Mr. Fox many times.
Up stairs above the Deli there was a Coin store and an Attorneys Office.

Just a little bit down the street going north on Cleveland ave and Las Vegas Blvd was a Union 76 sevice station,next to it was a Blacketts drive in,hamburgers were 15 cents.

What I mean't was going north on Las Vegas Blvd at Cleveland Ave.

Foxy's was one of the few integrated restaurants during the era of segregation in Las Vegas. This made it quite an important place to black entertainers on the Strip. I would like to interview anyone connected with that establishment.

From the late 50's on, I recall a lot of signage in the desert promoting Foxy's on the way from LA to LV.I recall eating breakfast there as a youngster and asking my Dad what "deli" meant.