Pros: AMAZING service, staff beyond welcoming to out of towner's, fresh was made fresh, great…read moreserving sizes and value for money Cons: none Go there! You won't be disappointed.

Good / friendly service at counter. Small place. Busy parking lot at lunch time. Expensive prices…read morefor sandwiches.The Italian sandwich 1-5. 3.5 I do not return here.

Hello everybody and hard to believe that I have been coming to this traditional Jewish Deli for…read moreyears now and never written a review but here goes as I can tell you that they really deserve it. Lots of Lox Deli in my opinion is a jewel located in the South Dade area of Miami, nestled in the Pinecrest / Palmetto Bay area. Truth be told there are not many traditional Jewish deli's left in South Dade so we are very lucky to have them. This is a family owned business that has been turning out great New York style sandwiches and deli items for many years. You all know how much I love local businesses and we really need to support great local businesses as much as possible. One particular item they have on the menu which is not found in many places is their deli style Tongue Sandwich. Yes I know it sounds weird but it is absolutely delicious and very hard to find. Most of their food items such as their soups and slaws are for the most part home made on premises which means they are always fresh. The service and atmosphere as you can imagine is true to form, a little noisy with everyone talking and enjoying their food and the servers really do a great job of getting things going for you as quickly as possible. On this occasion, I ordered the vegetable soup and the hot pastrami sandwich, piled high with awesome pastrami. As expected, it was excellent and very fresh. Outside of the menu, make sure to checkout the specials on the white board on the main wall, as they always have some items that are not on the menu on that board. Parking should not be a problem as they are located in a strip mall on US1 and their tends to be plenty available; however, they do get busy on weekends and lunch time so plan accordingly. Overall, Lots of Lox really does an amazing job and I if you like traditional deli style food I am sure you will too. Wishing you all a great deli experience! Enjoy and Bon Appétit mes amis!

I received quick and efficient service. I chose my table, sat down and was cared for immediately…read more They were busy but that didn't slow them down. My waitress had good recommendations. I only wish that I hadn't gotten spinach on my Benedict. I think that made it soggy. The restaurant has a diner feel and it's pretty comfortable. It's a great place for a casual breakfast and conversation.

Babes is very very good. Prices are high and not for everybody, but expected for the QUALITY you…read moreget. It's worth the trade off. I recommend you give them a try. Everything on the menu is great. The bag of pork rinds is amazing. Go !!!!!!

A very casual and pleasant little spot for a quick and delicious meal. There are only a few tables,…read morebut it's definitely worth the visit. The Philly cheesesteak is absolutely fantastic and delicious, and the burgers are excellent as well. The staff is very friendly, although it is a self-service place. Prices are a little on the high side for a sandwich and a burger, especially considering the casual setting, but honestly, the food is so good that it's worth it.

Incredible service and bagels. A bit pricey but still more reasonable than other similar…read moreestablishments. A very quaint storefront, with indoor and outdoor seating. The salmon locs and salmon cream cheese was superb. A bit on the higher side regarding fat content but if you are in the neighborhood and want some bagels, this place will accommodate. Also the serving size was large enough for me to be satisfied with some left overs as well.

Absolutely LOVE this place! Love how sweet the workers are, I've become a regular so they even know…read moremy order which I truly appreciate. I love the Bacon, Egg and Cheese Sandwich. I always get it, so delicious. It's definitely a little ma and pa shop. They only have their other location in New York so love that we have these bagels in Miami! Love how cozy and small it is, perfect breakfast spot

Take out was great, everything was right and on point and delicious. The portions were great.read more

Local neighborhood treasure Everything is always delicious…read more Good service and nice family environment.

This has always been a fine place and one of the few German centers in our community. The food and…read moreserivce have always been friendly and efficientl.

Think of Mainzer's Deli as a Bavarian bodega. Sure, you could do a bit of grocery shopping, but…read morelet's be honest, you're here to hunt down oddball snacks and niche sundries you didn't know you needed. Open since the '70s, these Pinecrest pioneers launched their Central European mini‑market as a side hustle, all while earning their keep as classical musicians. That kind of multitasking deserves a drink. Start smart with a refreshment like Almdudler. The closest American parallel is a love child of Dr. Pepper and Sprite, but that sells it short. This Austrian classic is a bit herbal thanks to elderflower and sage, yet snaps with lemon zest, and happily moonlights as a mixer for beer, wine, vodka, and even cold brew. Honorable mentions go to Apfelschorle (apple juice spritz) and the pride of Salzburg's suds, Stiegl blond lager. Whether you believe the lozenge or the tea came first, Ricola Schweizer Kräutertee, an instant herb tea, will knock a cold flat on its back. In my home, it completes an anti‑illness trinity alongside Advil and Vicks VapoRub. Mainzer's also stocks a tight but thoughtful lineup of German personal‑care creams and cosmetics, because sometimes your sinuses and skin are on red alert. The deli slings cold sandwiches stacked with Schinken (ham) or Gelbwurst, a pork‑and‑veal bologna seasoned with ginger, nutmeg, and white pepper that can be customized with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, or mustard. Hot subs come piled onto rolls with sauerkraut and mustard. The Brat and Weisswurst lead the sales, but the Double-Smoked BLT remains a point of almost defiant pride for the Mainzer clan. I could keep waxing poetic about all the shelf treasures, but this women‑owned piece of Pinecrest history demands boots on the ground. Dive into the unusually deep selection of chocolates and marzipan, debate the finest ketchup for a currywurst, and boldly snack where few South Floridians have snacked before.

Excellent lunch experience.Employee (Jenifer) very professional,welcoming customers and…read moresmiling,Clean restaurant,fresh food.We'll be back soon.Five stars! Thanks.

Going into Jimmy John's this afternoon Jamila was very fast and very pleasant super sweet young ladyread more

I'm still kinda confused yet grateful at the same time. I was about to grab the turnpike heading…read morenorthbound during crucial traffic hours and couldn't find a spot to stop at beforehand to grab a pack of cigarettes. Miraculously, I saw the sign right before I merged on the ramp and decided to pull in hoping they sold cigarettes. I walked in to probably the most random store ever. It was like a mix of a bodega merged with a deli counter that had plenty of smoke shop items while still showcasing fresh fruits at the entrance. It was literally a little bit of everything. Need a phone charger? A can of Spaghetti? Glass pipe? Bag of lemons? Sandwich? Bandaids? Yeah, everything is here. It could look a bit shady but there's not many convenience stores in this area so it came in handy. The aisles looked narrow but somehow it all came together because it offered a little bit of everything. It surely beat the detour of driving in the opposite direction for a gas station and certainly surprised me with its spontaneous inventory. It's weird but somehow comes together pretty cohesively.

Rude asf and make up their own prices on the spot. They have bugs and some of the drinks are…read moreopened. Disgusting attitudes that match the store