Horrible service, horrible food, no trash cans where they should be. Might as well be self service. Oat milk latte had no milk in it. Felt like they are trying to save money when they're making your drink. read more

Located in the financial district around the corner from post office square, the milk street cafe is a great breakfast and lunch spot if you work in the city. They have a bakery, a sandwich and salad bar, along with a sushi options. Highly recommend the buffalo chicken wrap and the home made banana bread. The staff is very friendly and operate efficiently during a busy few hours during lunch. read more

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Great breakfast burritos here, and it's nice that they have both dairy and meat options on separate sides which is uncommon in kosher restaurants. Everyone is very professional and courteous, and they have a wide variety of choices. A great place to grab breakfast and something for lunch later in the day. read more

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Order for college tea break. Individual Yogurt Parfaits: A typical white breakfast, but the taste was pretty good! The granola was homemade, savory and crunchy with a rich creamy flavor; the non-fat yogurt was pure, with a perfect balance of sweet and sour, and the strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries all tasted fresh and high-quality. And finally, I got to eat delicious strawberries in the US! read more

Milk Street Cafe - Individual Yogurt Parfait - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I picked up a pretty large round individual cheese danish at Milk Street Cafe for $3 (plus tax) and it was pretty good. It reminded me of the Entenmann's Cheese Danish which comes in a tray cause of the filling. Odd thing is, they were in a long weekend spree in October, as I noticed their being closed in the later half of the week a few times. Not sure if this is a seasonal thing or what. Also recently enjoyed their turkey wrap, which comes with a pickle. read more

Went for lunch recently. Ordered the chicken peri peri which was a special for the day. It came with rice and mixed cooked veggies. Chicken was a large boneless breast which was nice. It was supposed to be hot but was lukewarm. Who wants to eat lukewarm chicken? Yuck! Chicken was also bland in taste. Rice and mixed veggies were lukewarm. Taste and preparation of this whole dish (chicken, rice, vegetables) was extremely boring. I also got a small beef and barley soup. The soup had pieces of beef, barley, mushrooms, etc. Soup was a good hot temp and tasted good. This place has a variety of hot and cold offerings, sandwiches, sushi, salads, bakery items, coffee, and other drinks. Maybe I'll try something different next time. read more

Had the worst Chai Latte of my life and a very watery oatmeal here this morning. It he prices weren't bad, so I'm glad I didn't waste much on the food/drink. Two stars are made from an incredibly friendly staff, clean bathrooms, and plenty of seating. It's a very functional space and I had plenty of table options for my breakfast chat here. I would return to use it as a venue for another work chat, but I would avoid ordering things. read more

Their scones and other baked goods are baked in house daily. Best scone in boston. Reasonably priced too

Why anyone would get their lunch elsewhere in downtown Boston is beyond me. Hands down the best quality food in the city. Their soups range from Italian Lentil, sweet potato carrot, chicken orzo, or beef vegetable. All food is kosher so you're not getting hormone injected bleach washed meat or chicken. Their salads are fresh and their tuna is from Wild Planet sustainably caught and not farm raised. From bagels to yogurt parfaits for breakfast and assorted sandwiches, soups, desserts and entrees that change daily you can't go wrong. They also have sushi, provide catering, and have a loyalty club. read more

Last resort ....maybe. For sure one of the worst catering services in Boston. Never impress me at all. I had this Roast Beef Roesco sandwich. I bit in and was like what is that tough chew? Oh, it's grizzle and fat on the roast beef. Beige roast beef , bread was OK...... should have opted for turkey. Next time FLOUR all the way. read more

Milk Street Cafe - Beige roast beef with plenty of fat. - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

excellent food and the staff is amazing. I was even able to meet the chef who was a joy to be around. It was some of the best chicken that I ever ever had would highly recommend read more

Because of how busy this place gets during peak lunch hours, I went around 1:15pm and it was way less busy than if I went at 12-1pm time. I was able to get my buffalo chicken wrap right away and they put a good amount of chicken in it. I was able to substitute spinach for the carrot slaw. The chicken was spicy and flavorful. It was not fried which is great. For a $10 wrap, I was actually very full. There were plenty of seating this time because I didn't go when it was busiest. I would say this place is a good lunch place when it is not chaotic. read more

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The best bran muffin I ever had. It does not taste like a piece of cake for breakfast, as some muffins do. My colleagues always called them colon cleansers. I wish I had a photo. I hope they haven't changed them or been bought out my some national chain in the last few years. read more

We came here to meet a friend who is Kosher. It was busy and had outdoor seating but we chose to sit inside. We took turns getting food and figuring out the layout (pick the line with lemonade samples if you can) but everyone was friendly and helpful. I got the Milk Street Cobb salad (turkey bacon or tofu bacon) and it was good. Watching them prepare it was a treat too. IF we are in Boston again I'd love to try a dessert. Sitting was more of a challenge, they need more space between tables, I agree it's kind of cramped if you are not a kid or super small. The goals most places is MORE people, not more comfort. The Women's Room was clean and spacious. It seemed to be a good work space too, as i saw a few people on computers. read more

Milk Street Cafe - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

While visiting Boston. I realize that Milk Street Cafe is like one of their chain coffee store like Starbucks. Since DD and Starbucks the line were extra long in the morning. Me and my friend decide to go to a little bit quieter coffee shop and sit there to find some activities to do. They do sell some bakeries good at the cafe. Overall, I would come here again. A little bit more quieter and the food/drink are good as well. read more

Milk Street Cafe - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I usually order the hot chocolate and a croissant. It's pretty good. The hot chocolate is a little too sweet for my taste but other than that it's pretty good. The croissant is pretty good as well. There is a lot of seating which is nice. There are also a wide variety of other things to get like breakfast sandwiches and things of that nature. Overall, a nice establishment. read more

My job hosted a luncheon for us for Nurse's Week and it was hosted by this cafe. I'm not a sandwich person but I opted for the chicken pesto sandwich and I've gotta say that it was pretty solid. I don't really enjoy chicken either so I was pretty impressed. The sauce used in the sandwich was delicious and that sandwich turned out being a popular choice amongst many of my colleagues. read more

Milk Street Cafe - Chicken pesto - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Good kosher food in Boston Come here for some fast service and nice service very welcoming read more

We ordered the special of the day hot meat dish. The plastic knife could not cut the meat as the meat was quite tough. We ended up eating the meat pieces by using our hands. Keep away from their meat specials! read more

The best kosher business lunch place in the WORLD. Good prices, fresh ingredients, a creative menu, food is ready in a reasonable amount of time, the staff are amazing, and you can get milk, meat, or fish from separate stations. If you are visiting Boston, THIS is Boston's best kosher restaurant. Their catering is wonderful, as well! read more

Milk Street Cafe is huge and the staffs are super friendly. I got pastries from here and they were delicious. read more

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Great soups salads just about everything kosher which just means clean and milk and meat separate halal is very similar blood is removed from meat because it spoils faster good alternative to roll ups and chicken and rice get the soup read more

Milk Street Cafe has reopened with a joyful, hopeful celebration! I just happened to walk down milk Street during an overnight visit in town. Musicians were out and staff was bustling, so I changed my plan and stopped in. Yum!! Scones fluffy and flavorful and the breakfast sandwiches/wraps are so much better than standard fare! I hope they make it! Highly recommend! read more

Milk Street Cafe - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

This is my go-to cafe for days that I forget lunch and I need a very quick bite for sustenance. It's like a mini cafeteria that offers a variety of food options -- from salads, to sushi, to sandwiches, to coffee. As a result, it's efficient and serves your basic lunch needs, but the food itself is average. I usually get the soups, which are unremarkable. My latest order is the winter vegetable soup, which has squash and other vegetables. Soups come with free bread. Seating is ample. There are crowds during lunch hours but lines move fast. I don't have much more to add! read more

Milk Street Cafe - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Really close to my work place. Great for quick desert or sugar craving. It has good bars and cheesecakes. I love their 7 layered coconut bar and strawberry cheesecake. read more

Solid kosher food, worth 3 1/2 stars, nice and welcoming owner and Mashciach bumps it up to 4

Very disappointed in my most recent visit to Milk Street. I heard they were serving the Impossible Burger, which is made with no animal products for a reason. When I went to grab one, they only had it with cheese on it. I asked for one without cheese, waited for the chef who told me it was too difficult to cook without cheese. I'm incredibly puzzled because it is made to be eaten with absolutely no animal product and if anything, the cheese is the special circumstance. Regardless of other food options, this was handled poorly and I didn't want to go back after this. read more

I stopped in this morning and ordered an avocado sandwich at a price of $9.00..I got to my office and opened the container and imagine my disgust because there's no avocado but it has and a thin slice of tomato and pieces of red onion. I basically paid $9.00 for 2 pieces of bread. Never again! read more

Milk Street Cafe - Sandwiches Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Its time I finally write a raving review for Milk St. Café! I order from here often to cater work lunches, events, meetings, etc. and I have NEVER been disappointed. Everyone always loves their sandwiches and cookies. Their salads are great too! No matter what sandwich, salad, wrap, etc. I try, I'm always satisfied. Additionally, they are very accommodating to almost all dietary restrictions, preferences, and allergies. Whether someone is vegan, gluten free, or kosher, Milk St. is able to adapt their menu items to fit specific needs. The service at Milk St. cannot be beat. A huge reason I continuously use them for their catering services is because their employees are incredibly friendly and a pleasure to work with. Milk St. employees are extremely helpful and kind whether they are on the phone taking my order or delivering the food the day of. They always provide quality food and help with set up. I have never had any issues with them. It is so refreshing to work with Milk St. employees and every interaction I have had with them has been a positive one. I highly recommend people use them for any event that requires versatile and casual catering. Milk St. truly cares about their customers and offering high quality service. read more

It was absolutely freezing cold and we had walked several blocks to go to a different salad joint , called Tossed. When we got there, they had decided to close early so we bent our heads to the wind and headed back to the hotel, quite unhappy. When we got back to Devonshire, we saw Milk Street Cafe and decided to go there instead. Great choice! The servers were friendly and efficient and the salad was amazing. I still tell everyone I talk to about the chicken -- the quantity and quality! My daughter ordered a Buffalo Chicken sub and had to remove some chicken just to be able to eat it. Lol Overall, I was impressed. In fact, I will visit again given he opportunity. read more

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I eat there a few times a week. Most because it's convenient. Salads and sushi are reliably good. I never get entrees but they look good and I hear good things about them. Breakfast is also quite nice., The ambiance it somewhat chaotic. Every station has it own cue line and registers are separate. First few time it was confusing but most peeps are regulars so they know the drill. Although I have eaten at their tables once or twice, it's loud and a bit cramped. Better to bring food back to office and spread out. read more

Milk St Cafe totally redeemed itself for me today after my last lackluster experience with them. I was ready to shell out the usually $10-$15 for my meal, and ordered a garden salad and a cup of soup, and a drink. Much to my pleasant surprise, I only paid $6.72 for everything! I think it was because of their 20% deal (which I just realized, looking at their Yelp page), but awesome nonetheless! The garden salad was exceptionally good for a standard salad. The honey balsamic dressing was delicous! I also loved the soup. The staff are always super friendly and helpful, and I really like the atmosphere, plus they have a ton of fantastic vegetarian options. I'll definitely be coming back more frequently from now on! read more

I order from Milk Street for meetings/events at least once a month, and more frequently during the summer. I'm definitely swayed by their brownie point reward system, I haven't found any other places that offer perks for using their services. The Kosher kitchen is great, I need Kosher meals for a lot of events so Milk Street is my 1st choice. Regarding their food- Hot food - all pretty good, sometimes lacking in flavor. I loved the harvest chicken but that was removed from the menu :(. Sandwiches- all the signature sandwiches are pretty good, and the salads/dressings are great too. The sides I could do without - potato salad, pasta salad, and bread (doesn't come with butter, only margarine is allowed). Desserts- GREAT. Love them all. I tried the gourmet granola bars a few weeks ago and they were amazing! Breakfast- the smoked salmon platter is to die for..the cheese plate and all the other breakfast combos are great too. The bagels do not come toasted so that is the only item I try not to order. Overall, I like Milk Street a lot. It's pricey but they are always on time with deliveries and they always include free totes (only for orders over $200)/small gifts for whomever places the order. read more

I have been dining here for lunch in the financial district. Wonderful and healthy cuisine. Back in 80's, I was meeting a friend for lunch. I placed my handbag over back of the chair, under my jacket. Before I knew it, a thief grabbed my bag and ran out. The manager ran after him, very bravely,and apprehended him as the police arrived. I got almost everything back. Talk out customer service. Thank you! read more

The worst thing about Milk Street cafe is that they close at 3pm. Everything else is either fantastic or par for the course with a cafe-style eatery of this high caliber and excellence. The fantastic things are the selection and the quality of food. From the bakery up front and the "hot selections" in the middle of the cafe, to the sushi and deli selections towards the back of the cafe, you will have a pretty hard time deciding what to try when you first get in. My recommendation? Start with one of their always-delicious soups and then continue your culinary journey from there. You will not be disappointed by how flavourful, filling, and, oftentimes, healthy these things are. Now, the "par for the course" things: seating can be a little limited. So, if you are expecting to just walk in during lunchtime (or almost anytime, really) and not have to search for a seat, I encourage you to lower your expectations. Also, some patrons may balk at the prices. Perhaps it's my own privilege of being able to regularly eat healthy foods (and I recognize that privilege) but MSC is actually very reasonably priced for the area. Also, spare your diet and spoil yourself with one of their desserts. Go for the chocolate peanut butter bar for something super-rich or the pecan bar for something with a sweet, sticky edge to it. read more

I just dropped in. I wanted soup for lunch. I had Milk Street Cafe's quinoa vegetable soup (beef vegetable soup was also available.) Outstanding! And, I don't like vegetable soup or quinoa, honestly. I am just trying to get more vegetables into my diet, so-- I gave it a shot. Wonderful! This soup will make getting veggies into my lunch a snap! So easy! Try it! read more

Best Coffee and breakfast food! Intelegencia cafe rocks ! Go in there and enjoy your morning ! Nice clean atmosphere and friendly staff. read more

"Our famous tuna salad" sandwich. Challenge accepted. Hmm...watching the man behind the counter create my sandwich...doesn't look like anything out of the ordinary...maybe there's crack in the salad? Back in the office eating the sandwich...nom nom nom...tasteless bread begins to break apart and the innards of my sandwich are plopping all over. The tuna tastes like tuna. I don't taste the famous. Just some chicken of the sea and mayo on top of lettuce and tomatoes...waiting...waiting....OOOooo pickles in my bag! The complimentary pickles hiding in my to-go-bag have stolen the show. Sorry Milk Street, but mom's tuna has ya beat. There are plenty of lunch joints around my office that are equally priced and way more delicious. Talk to ya never! read more

Had an awesome experience here while visiting Boston with my boyfriend. There is a crazy lack of kosher restaurants so we were really happy to go here for lunch. We decided to start off with some dairy stuff before getting a meat lunch, so we got coffees and a sticky toffee bun and a s'mores bar. Sooo good, and incredibly reasonably priced! ($5 for a coffee and dessert). Then we moved on to the "real" food but we were so stuffed from that. I got a large chicken rice soup, which was great and filling. We came back the next day around 10am - we wanted an earlier start because we had a lot of sightseeing to do. Unfortunately, everything but the breakfast station is closed until 11, which is kind of annoying. We ended up getting prepackaged sandwiches, so not as good of an experience, but there were definitely breakfast options for those who pop in before lunch becomes fully available. read more

I can't believe the positive reviews here. My work caters a lot - and when I see bags of sandwiches from this place, my heart (and stomach) drop. Hands-down, the WORST sandwiches of all the places we regularly order from. I would call their food edible, at best. When I get a sandwich from this place, I eat it only to sustain my body - there is no pleasure given by the food they make here. There isn't much to their sandwiches - meat and cheese on bread - maybe lettuce - maybe dressing. Dry bread. Dry meats - especially the chicken. You could make a better sandwich than this at home. One time I bit into a chicken sandwich and got a CRUNCH as I bit into a nice chunk of cartilage. Put me off my "food" immediately. Yech. read more