Excellent spot for the family. Pizza is superb (Mountain Cur!) and the desserts quite tasty. Highly recommend! Parking can be rough, though.

Love everything about this place! The soup, salad and pizza. But we really appreciate Dave!

Incredible service - easily accommodated a party of 12 no reservation needed. The food was delicious & our party throughly enjoyed their sandwich selection (Eye of the Tiger, El Bandido, and Carolina Dog were the favorites!).

Ordered take-out and the pizza was delicious! The service was very helpful and able to customize our sandwich requests even though it was off-menu. Will be returning for the dine-in options, especially partaking in their fantastic beer selections. Parking was limited to a shared lot or street parking competing with the other businesses in the area. Will be back! Enjoy!

Really like this pizza! I like the crust and the toppings. Service is good pizza came quickly. We regularly stop by and are never disappointed. Kind of like having an old friend u can count on!

Dog-themed restaurant where caricature dog portraits cover the walls. Have an enormous menu of classic American dishes including 50 different sandwich options, pizzas, pastas, and other selections to choose from. Also have a fantastic beer selection. They even had beer from my favorite brewery in CT! You can buy their beers to go as well I got a pizza and it was pretty solid. My GF got a sandwich and it was solid as well, and it also came with some fries that were delicious Service was pretty fast

Whenever I'm back in my home town I drop by. Nestled in the Westover it just one of those home town spots. The service is always good. Everyone is friendly and personable. When it's busy. It's just busy and just understand it is. The theme and decor has never lost its touch. There is history behind the name. I've always liked the feel of the place. I would describe the food as a typical college type of good. Pizza and good sandwiches. Being a hokie this is what we lived off of. Known for their pizzas I went with go to Italian and for my daughter the grown up grilled cheese. Both just good enough to share for both of us. If you're in the area this is a neighborhood spot that you should check out.

I went to a Lost Dog pizza deli with a couple of people on my coaching staff. I've never been to a lost dog before, but I truly enjoyed myself. There is a section where they have a diverse selection of craft beers, another section for seating to order pizza and subs/sandwiches, and a cafe. Our bartenders, Pam and Dave, did a great job hosting us during our visit. They've been in operation for 38 years now. In 2001, they started a rescue for dogs and cats. They have a very diverse selection of pizza and sandwiches. I look forward to going back.

Lost Dog has been consistently good for the 10+ years that I've eaten here. It has tasty, no frills food and good beers. The sort of place that's good for families, good for a casual date, or good for hanging out with friends. In a world full of chain restaurants and buzzword menus, Lost Dog has a true classic neighborhood feel. I usually end up ordering a salad, sandwich, or pizza. I'd say everything depends on your personal taste. The menu is big enough (and customizable) so that there is something for almost everyone. The New York Giant pastrami sandwich is a favorite of mine with a side of dog collars (onion rings). I appreciate that Lost Dog supports the Lost Dog & Cat Rescue Foundation. I adopted a dog from this organization! The cafe's food stands on its own, but the work to find forever homes for pets is a huge bonus.