Herrera Family Opened Zero Fox in Eagle Rock
The new restaurant in a converted auto shop serves brunch, burgers, and tacos to the Highland Park area.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Dining Out
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The Herrera family has officially opened Zero Fox, a new restaurant located at 4607 York Boulevard in Eagle Rock. The establishment, which occupies a former auto shop, held its grand opening on September 26, 2026.
Why it matters
The owners launched Zero Fox to fulfill the long-held dream of their father, Robby Herrera Sr., who originally purchased the property in 2017.
Zero Fox offers indoor seating for 78 guests and a 20-seat rear patio. Daytime items range from $13 to $24, while all dinner menu selections are priced at $20 or less.
The players
Robby Herrera Jr.
He is one of the three co-owners who operate the newly opened restaurant.
Ingrid Herrera
She serves as a co-owner for the family-run dining establishment.
Cindy Lemuz
She is a co-owner involved in the launch and management of Zero Fox.
Robby Herrera Sr.
He is the father of the owners whose personal dream inspired the creation of the restaurant.
The details
The menu, developed by chefs Chalo Martinez and David Paulino, features daily brunch, burgers, tacos, and wings. Customers can also order from a selection of nine rotating beers on tap and tequila-forward cocktails.
Timeline
Robby Herrera Sr. purchased the property in 2017.
The restaurant initially opened with limited hours in mid-September 2026.
The official grand opening took place on September 26, 2026.
Roadmap
Zero Fox continues the trend of repurposing industrial automotive sites into vibrant Los Angeles culinary destinations. This transition highlights how local entrepreneurs are reclaiming legacy commercial spaces to meet modern neighborhood demand for casual dining.
Residents in Eagle Rock and nearby Highland Park can now visit the space for daily brunch and dinner service. Guests should plan for a capacity of 98 total seats when visiting the location.
The takeaway
The restaurant provides a new casual dining option for the neighborhood with a focus on tacos, burgers, and tequila-based cocktails. Patrons can expect an accessible price point with dinner entrees capped at $20.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Eater LA.
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