
GOOD PEOPLE SERVING GOOD FOOD AND GOOD DRINKS DAY AND NIGHT Milkstop is a relaxed neighborhood cafe located in the West End of Lagrange, Illinois. Imagined by longtime Lagrange chefs, Chris & Mary Spagnola and their partners, Sharon Owens, and Steve & Mary Jo Quirk. Milkstop is an all-day gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. Our aim is simple: allow for only the freshest ingredients available to inspire dishes between authenticity and imagination. We will be in the kitchen all day long dedicated to quality, sustainability, and making your Milkstop experience memorable.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 700 W Burlington Ave, La Grange, IL 60525
Phone: (708) 937-9158
Website: https://www.milkstopcafe.com/
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Good drinks.
The menu offers a variety of flavors as well as a drink menu. I chose a Bloody Mary and the avocado toast. My husband chose a grapefruit drink and the steak and eggs Benedict. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals.
I will definitely be returning.
We were seated immediately and the wait staff promptly arrived to take our drink order. For food, we ordered the chilaquiles and also an order of shakshuka. Both items arrived remarkably fast considering how many patrons they had.
The chilaquiles were outstanding. It was made with fresh house-made tortilla chips, house made guac and pico as well as sunny side up eggs. The pico de gallo was super bright tasting and the guacamole was creamy and perfectly balanced. The heat level was spot on for brunch service. The portion was almost enough for two. It was simply outstanding.
My wife chose the shakshuka. The flavor in this was sublime. The tomatoes tasted fresh and the toast and two poached eggs reminded you it was for brunch. The spice level was perfect for the dish but there should be a heat warning for the uninitiated. The heat can pack a punch if you aren’t used to it. I thought the dish was absolutely perfect. The portion was substantial for one. The only recommendation I would give would be to substitute the toast points for a nice large injera, a north African flatbread. That would have been perfect for me.
The brunch drink list was typical and included items like bloody Mary’s and mimosas. Since we were just off a long flight and still had a long drive we didn’t have a chance to try those. Next time for sure. As far as cost, it was a bit higher than some other brunch stops, but only by a bit. The cost is justified by the incredibly fresh ingredients used and the innovative cuisine offered.
It is VERY rare that I give a 5 star rating and this place gets that 5 from me for exceptional fresh house-made cuisine at the given price point and a lively atmosphere. It was worth the stop!!