Milk Street Cafe

50 Milk St, Boston
(617) 542-3663

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Great food and good service.

S. Tepper

My office just moved to about 400 ft away, so I had the chance to eat here for the first time in ages. Not very crowded at all at 1:00 p.m., and my buffalo chicken wrap was excellent. I look forward to future visits!

Raine Lll

Good pastry selection with both affordable and “fancier” options. I bought an iced latte and 2 GIANT cream cheese danishes for $12, which I consider a win. They also offer breakfast, brunch, and lunch. Coffee, salad, sandwich, pizza, sushi. They have it all.

Eldar Bar-Or

What an amazing sandwiches!!!

Ellie Lewis

Staff so friendly and helpful! The store is clean and refreshing. Great great prices for kosher food. So many food options. Highly recommend.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Neena Pk

Clean, inviting place, got lunch, people were polite. Asparagus soup was good and the salmon with mango salsa was good too.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Gabbi M

Compare to a number of other restaurants downtown you get the best items for the cost here. Everything is reasonably priced

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Ilya Rakhman

Bar none, the best Kosher restaurant experience I’ve had in the US. Food, customer service, efficiency, and even prices were great. The best part is you can get dairy and meat dishes without searching around for a second restaurant.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Salad

Assaf Diamant

Reasonable place.
The place is kosher, and it is possible to eat meat or dairy. The dairy menu is excellent, the meat menu really needs improvement.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 4

Breanna McClarey

Nice staff, chai latte was great, ranchero burrito was just okay, don’t like the powdered eggs but a large portion.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Marsha Crenwelge

So excited I got to enjoy the Roasted Turkey Sandwich today! Love the T.V. show & cookbooks so this visit was a bucket list item.

Kelly Heil

We were in Boston due to canceled flights so we investigated the city. On our way back to hotel we discovered this gem! Had no idea it was a kosher eatery. We just liked the menu options and the inviting atmosphere. Had the best! If I lived in this cool city I would make this place my favorite go to lunch place. The staff were awesome! Highly recommend.

Dietary restrictions: Clearly this is great spot for those who eat kosher. But it also is great for those with other diet issues as well.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Daniella Meyuchas

The food is delicious and fresh, really small portions, not satisfying. The saleswoman is very unpleasant and tolerant. We came because of the good reviews, we were disappointed

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 1

איציק מיוחס

Their menu offers names and ingredients familiar to the Israeli palate. It is evident that the ownership is Jewish/Israeli. At the counter, we 'got' a sullen face of the local employee, devoid of a smile and devoid of desire at all. The dishes turned out to be boring, plain and tasteless. We went in because it was the closest to the hotel we were staying at - and that was it.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 1

Elizabeth Terry

I love Milk Street Cafe catering. They made excellent food, always clean and tasty, always on time, never a disappointment. I hope to increase my use of them in the future!

Dietary restrictions: Mil Street had some options for kosher vegan, lots of kosher regular, and all their food is really marvelous. It is high quality!

Recommended dishes: Green Monstah Roll

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