Milktooth

We recently visited Milktooth and had brunch with our son. We had not been there in awhile and we were so happy to know that the food was as delicious as ever. My advice is to step out of your comfort zone and try something new, everything was 💯 delicious. The service has always been good. The wait is worth it, (they are always busy).

One of my favorite brunch spots. Haven’t been here in a few years and it was as good / better than I remember. Such a fun spot on a cute street/area. The grilled cheese is so damn good. The Dutch baby pancakes are amazing as are the waffles. The only rec I can make is bring a group and try as much as you can!!!

We really enjoyed our visit to Milktooth! The food was delicious and vibe of the restaurant was great. We did arrive 10 minutes before they opened on the weekend which was good because a line was already forming so be ready for a possible wait if you come at peak times but in my opinion the food was worth it! The highlights of what we ordered was the sourdough waffle, the bacon, the oysters and the latke were our favorites!!

We had waffle ( only one option) and crab cakes. We went for brunch, the vibe was perfect, taste was perfect and ambience is great but there are not many options for vegetarians. So if you are a veg please check the latest menu with them. Other than that everything is awesome. They have fixed gratuity rate of 20% and tax so in all count extra 25% in your bill.

4.5/5 Have been planning got to try Milktooth forever! I visited on a Saturday brunch time and expected a long line, but fortunately i was seated quickly. There were these beautiful flowers in every table that, honestly, elevated my experience, but you should not expect them in every visit cuz, as I have been told, those were from a wedding in the previous night. Anyway, the place is cozy, neat with great atmosphere. The menu is creatively but limited, and as I scanned through the reviews, i realized that they keep updating it seasonally which is great. Coffee was fresh and tasted very good and fresh—5.5$ latte. I ordered a Shakshuka and since I wanted without the meat (the merguez), they charged me 16$ instead of 19$, and they offered an extra egg instead, which is a great approach that many restaurants lack. Back to the Shakshuka itself which was great with the right amount of spices and the bread served with it was fresh and delicious as well. Milktooth is on the pricey side of brunch restaurants, and they have a fixed 20% gratuity. Staff are friendly and efficient, i got my coffee in less than five minutes and my food in 10-15. I guess what you are expecting from these pricey brunch spots is the creative, well-thought, dishes and their presentation, and if that’s well done then it’s definitely worth a second visit