Lox and Bagels are not only an iconic breakfast pairing, but a direct reflection of how immigrants from different parts of the world have created dishes people now consider to be distinctly American.
So, what is Lox? Lox is so much more than just cured Salmon! It is smooth, buttery, flaky, delicately salty, and super healthy thanks to its Omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and protein.
It might come as a surprise, but Lox wasn’t invented in America. Neither were Bagels. Lox originated in Scandinavia, where fishermen in Sweden perfected the art of preserving salmon in saltwater brine sometime in the 19th century. Bagels are much older! They were first spotted on the silk route in China, before being refined in Italy in the 14th century. Yet it was Jewish New Yorkers who first put them together, creating the sublime combination we know and love today. Bagels and lox are like salt and pepper — they practically belong together at the brunch table!
Today, there are five key ingredients; the lox and a bagel, cream cheese, sliced red onion, and a generous spoonful of capers. Other toppings may include tomatoes, cucumbers, jalapeno, lemon and even fried eggs! The cream cheese is spread on the bagel first, with the lox added on top, followed by the onion and the capers (and other toppings). As for the bagel itself, it can be plain, sesame seed, poppy seed, or whole wheat!
We have everything you need - red onion, capers, smoked salmon, cream cheese, bagels. We also like to add fresh sliced tomatoes to our Lox and Bagel and Avocado to our Lox and Avocado Toast, so come and treat yourself to one of the world’s best brunches!
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