Lox Stock & Bagel

8 Reviews on “Lox Stock & Bagel”

• FredB

  Some Interesting Hot Dog Choices. Hot dogs seemed like a good idea yesterday, but maybe something a little different than a classic chili dog – thus this was our choice for lunch. In addition to some pretty darn good specialty and classic deli sandwiches and sides, the offer a couple of hot dog choices, just not a chili dog.The Double Devil Dogs (2 dogs for $6.95) consists of kosher wieners, American cheese, grilled onions & peppers, & spicy mustard on a regular hot dog bun. The wiener is top quality, while the onion & pepper mixture is more of a hot pepper relish, and it is hot – the the Devil Dog name.We also ordered 2 dogs with just kraut and mustard, at a cost of $6.85. These are good dogs, as well. Same high quality wiener, topped with tasty but rather mild kraut – these are also nice change of pace dogs. Both orders come with chips and a dill pickle spear. Thrown in a Brown’s Original Cream Soda, and you are good to go.26 Oct, 2014Good Meat & Cheese, Pick The Right Bread. This place just stays solid, serving up excellent classic deli sandwiches ( and a few with a twist or two), cold cuts, prepared salads (egg, tune, & chicken), nice bread choices, and some great cookies, all at fairly reasonable prices. Most of the cheese & meats are Boar’s Head, so the quality of the fillings is there, and the real quality of the sandwich, to me at least, comes down to the bread. The very best sandwiches here are the ones on bread – Rye, Pumpernickel, Wheat, Multigrain, etc) – rather than either sub rolls, Onion Rolls, or Kaiser rolls, just too much bread for the amount of filling. The Kaiser Roast Beef is a good example – I much prefer it on Pumpernickel rather than the normal Kaiser roll.I really like the Italian Sailor, the Harrison, the Reuben, Roast Beef on Pumpernickel, and you can always sort of build your own. The Double Devil Dogs are always nice, and rather a different kind of dog.16 Jun, 2011Some Really Good Stuff Here. This is not a NYC style deli – they don’t cure their own meats, for example & they are polite and friendly – but they offer a nice array of meats, cheeses, home made salads, and sandwiches. They have Boars Head products, and they are all good. Their egg salad and tuna salad are excellent, their chicken salad is not my favorite. I find their pasta and potato salads sweet for my tastes. They have smoked white fish from NYC, and it is great.As I said, the sandwiches are very good. The kraut dog is especially good. They make a Devil Dog, which is not on the menu, and it is worth a try – all beef wiener, hot pepper relish, and cheese – really nice flavors.They have nice bread choices, and some killer cookies. Good solid deli.

  February 15, 2015, 1:56 pm

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• HPU Dude

  Great deli! Just wish they opened earlier!! At least open early on Sat, so I can take the family out for bagels.

  June 17, 2013, 12:35 pm

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• Ginny Webb

  Great Sandwiches. Best Sandwiches in Greensboro, hands down. Management can be gruff, but I have always enjoyed the food. Love this place. The decor is kinda of a seventies throwback. The Italian Sailor is my favorite. It is addictive.

  April 26, 2013, 9:21 pm

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• BioTeach310

  There was a little bit of a wait at lunch around 1:30 but it was worth it! Husband said it was the best reuben he’s ever had and my sandwhich- the Emerson- was tasty. What I loved was the food was really fresh and portions were just perfect… Not huge and not small. You leave feeling just right. I will be back!

  October 24, 2012, 8:54 pm

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• Megan Vogt Omoruyi

  Wish they were open on Sunday and for breakfast!!!!!

  July 15, 2012, 2:51 pm

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• Tyler

  Great. Just be careful if you get the Double Devil Dog – it brings some heat.

  November 21, 2011, 7:53 pm

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• Jenn

  Emerson is awesome….no mayo is the way to go! Love it.

  November 1, 2011, 2:51 am

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