
Milktooth opened in 2014 and is owned and operated by Jonathan Brooks. Milktooth is a fine diner utilizing Indiana agriculture to serve world inspired breakfast and lunch fare. The unique menu is paired with some of the cities best coffee, inventive cocktails, and fresh pastries made daily. With an ever changing menu, Milktooth is a, one of a kind, dining experience set in the heart of the beautiful Midwest.
Hip, modern diner with a patio for inventive breakfast & brunch items, plus espresso & cocktails.
Hours
| Monday | 10 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 10 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 534 Virginia Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46203
Phone: (317) 986-5131
Website: http://www.milktoothindy.com/
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Reviews
They force a high tip based on the post-tax total (20%), and the staff told me that everyone must pay it, even if you’re dining alone like I was. There’s absolutely no choice, which makes the whole experience feel bad and unfair.
As for the food, the taste was mediocre at best. The burger sandwich had a very thin patty, and part of it was extremely salty because the seasoning wasn’t applied evenly. The bacon was overly greasy and became unpleasant to eat after just a few bites. Overall, the flavor does not match the price at all.
Forced tipping + underwhelming food = definitely not worth recommending.
My wife had the smash burger and iced matcha magic with lavender. I had the pastrami hash with an iced honey buzz latte.
The food was okay. The smash burger had an odd combination of flavors and did not impress. It came with a pretty tasty side of fries.
The pastrami hash included an egg, potatoes, carrots, onions, and mustard. It was nice but not something I would write home about.
Overall, the portion sizes for the drinks and food were mediocre for the price. The food quality was very high however there is an included 20% gratuity which I am very much against. Maybe I’m missing something but I don’t get why this place is so expensive.
Special shoutout to Joey, Noah, Matthew, Braden, and Josh!
The menu is relatively small and leans toward inventive, unconventional dishes rather than classic breakfast staples. While I would have preferred more straightforward American breakfast options, I ended up ordering the grilled cheese (without the egg) and a side of fries. The sandwich was incredibly rich and decadent—so much so that the fries weren’t really necessary.
The ladies ordered the Savory Dutch Babe, which was just okay, not particularly memorable. We also sampled a few other items: the biscuit with pepper jelly, grits, and slab bacon, along with two desserts—the Pistachio Cardy and Sticky Toffee.
The atmosphere is lively, with community tables and an open kitchen. Service was decent but on the slower side. Overall, while the food had its standout moments, I found the menu a bit limiting and overpriced, especially if you’re looking for more traditional breakfast choices.
I was here with a friend for a Sunday morning brunch. They don’t take reservations, there’s a standard wait time of min 30 min.
Their speciality coffees are absolutely amazing. We got their notorious fig, gochujang latte. Both are amazing.
Their Dutch baby pancakes are definitely worth trying. I ordered their special peach and chantilly pancakes. The portions are moderate and the service is great.
Amazing food.
Interesting menu.
Vibe is perfect.
Genuinely friendly staff.
Top shelf service.
I will ALWAYS stop here if I’m in town, and YOU should too !!!
Early bird gets the worm…but it’s worth the wait !!!
Can’t wait to go back.