Milkweed

Overall Rating: delicious, fresh food that was cooked perfectly. Large, filling portions. Price wasn’t too expensive. Service was fast, friendly, and polite. Place was clean and tables weren’t cramped together. No reservations but the wait time is around 15 minutes. Would definitely recommend and come back again! Only two small bathroom stalls – one for the women and one for the men.

1. Nutella & Strawberry French Toast w/ a ball of fluffy butter & dusting of powdered sugar ($10). – Fresh, thick toast w/ the right amount of egg batter, not dry & cooked perfectly, generous portion of strawberries, with a nice drizzle of Nutella. Not overly super sweet but satisfies the sweet-tooth cravings. Would definitely recommend & get it again.

2. Eggs (two poached) – with home fries + sourdough toast, bacon ($9). Perfectly poached and yolks were very runny. Bacon wasn’t too burned and not too greasy. Nice dish to compliment with the French Toast. Overall, it was good but would probably get the omelet instead.

3. Spanish Omelet w/ homefries & sourdough toast – chorizo, roasted corn, grilled onions & peppers, cheddar-jack, pico de gallo ($12). Delicious & perfectly cooked and seasoned. But the eggs were a little flat and could be a little fluffier. The cheddar-jack cheese was melted nicely. None of the ingredients over-powered each other and complimented well together. The homefries were perfectly seasoned and the scallions were a nice touch. Sourdough toast had that nice, chewy texture and pulled apart beautifully – could tell it was very fresh and only slightly toasted to give it a nice crunch. Would definitely recommend to satisfy that omelet craving.

4. Ice Coffee ($3) – black coffee with added milk. Black coffee wasn’t too bitter & didn’t need any sugar.