I tried this place one evening on a whim - when I was in the mood for cookies. I ordered the compost cookie and the blueberry cream cookie. They were pretty good, and the compost cookie has some interesting bits of flavor. It would have been nice to see a regular chocolate chip cookie, which is what I was craving. Also I would like to try some of the other desserts such as the cake or pie here. They will warm up the cookies for you so they do taste fresh.

I had strawberry shortcake soft serve with cornflakes. It didn’t taste much like strawberry short cake. My friends said it has too much sugar for them, so maybe I eat too much sugar ?

My favorite cookie was the corn. I got six cookies and a tin for $20. What a cute little gift. The flavors are different, but all of them were really good. We also tried the strawberry cake, a winner🏆for sure. Our bday shake was very sweet, but wow it was good! Looking forward to trying more!

Delicious cakes, packed with flavor and so worth the penny.

All hype. Over rated. Under delivered. Kinda gross.1. Poor service. I had questions but the staff seemed completely aloof or high. Not sure. Either way I gave up on ordering anything off the menu because I would say one thing and the worker would repeat back something different. I thought maybe I wasnt loud enough so I got louder and I still wasnt being heard. Then they chose on their own no receipt for us. Rude.2. Strawberry Short Cake Caramel Snap...too sweet and messy. All the frosting flaked off everywhere. It was hardly a snap...more like a confused mess.3. Compost Cookie...salty! Salty! Salty. I wasnt sure if I was tasting actual compost.4. Strawberry Soft Serve...lame. After about 2 bites the sweetness and strawberry taste was overrun by...you guess it...SALT!I love salt. This was so weird. When youre expecting sweet and you get an abundance of salt something is off on your baking chemistry. Start over.

The customer service is bad but the desserts are great, first time visiting and they act like the customer is already supposed to know what they want without asking questions.

Weve never been to the original milk bar in New York City, so we can’t really tell you how this compares to that, but we can tell you this one is delicious. We got a cookie sampler of chocolate confetti, compost, cornflake chocolate chip marshmallow, and blueberry & cream as well as a slice of pie and the original soft serve with cornflake topping. We ate the soft serve first. We enjoyed how the cornflakes gave a bit of crunchy texture to the soft serve, which was perfect on this hot summer day. The flavor was definitely unique. One of us enjoyed it more than the other, who said it had a strange almost sour quality, but not quite. Didnt stop us from finishing it, though. The pie was yumminess. Reminiscent of a pound cake in flavor with a gooey texture and crisp crust. As for the cookies, they were all moist and slightly chewy. Perfect texture. We both enjoyed the chocolate confetti the best with one liking the marshmallow as a runner up and the other liking the compost. Line went quick and service was as sweet as the treats.

Online order* Milk bar pie is so amazing and delicious. It reminds me of a vacuum bar or very similar to a lemon bar but instead of the lemon flavor it’s butter cake flavored. The same level of sweetness but not over bearing and the same consistency. This is a treat I’ve been looking for, for quite some time. It’s really good!

Service is good but the products are awful. Well as far as Shakes go at least. Think of it like a foster freeze or Baskin robbins but repackaged and sold as a premium product. These tiny milkshakes cost $10.50 with tax. I mean this is a childs size shake. I go to the real Milk and theirs is at least 4 more ounces plus it taste amazing. This place is trash and only giving it 2 stars because staff was polite.

Ordered the Birthday Party pack on Postmates for a birthday gift as the presentation of the cookies in a Tin would be a ready as-is gift. They packed and delivered 6 loose cookies for $50 dollars.

Staff isnt friendly, the frosting on the cake is nasty. Just because I came underdressed to buy milk and cookies they were looking at me funny. The milkshake is terrible might as well just get a cup of cereal and milk. Cuz thats exactly what it is. Nothing special. All hype.

The Birthday Cake was delicious! We got both the gluten free and the regular. We could barely taste the difference! We also tried the crunchy cereal shake but we didnt really like it. It was very unique though.

Great soft serve as always :D not your typical ice creams from DQ or McDonalds, Milkbar is known for innovating the cereal milk flavor. there is nothing vanilla here, only wild imaginations that tickle your taste buds.

We come to LA and lot and finally tried out Milk Bar and loved it so much we had to come back three times. Truffles were super, birthday fudge cake and the pie all divine

Milk bar is one of my fav dessert place! I drive all the way from Torrance just for their cereal milk soft serve with corn flakes toppings!! If you love cereal youll love this place.

Milk Bar LA is fantastic! My sister and I came here for a Pumpkin Dulce de Leche cake class and couldnt be any more happy with how everything turned out. We loved everything from the staff teaching who showed us how it make a perfect cake (Thanks, Skip and Team!!) to the staff that handed the beautiful cup of soft serve cereal milk ice cream to us. The team here is top notch and its no wonder why its so popular. Would definitely recommend to anyone that loves baked goods and deliciousness!

After reading all these HORRIBLE reviews I wont be going here. Bummer! It looks inviting online (cute, right?) but overpriced, too sweet (or salty) and stale. Come on Milkbar!! Get it together. Live up to your (supposed) good reputation and revamp your menu. Youre on Melrose for gods sake...start making fresh baked goods, less sugar AND salt and take a few bucks off your items and you might really have a good business here! Do better. I dare you. ♡♡♡ I will come in, try your treats, write an excellent review and bring others with me. *Id like to add that I went over to this place and it is quite dark inside and uninviting looking. What you see in person is NOT what you see online. There is no way Id buy these overpriced plastic wrapped cookies which arent that great anyway! Robert Irvine you need to pay a visit here. @robertirvine they need your help.

This place is truly fine. If you’re expecting good cake and ice cream, this is a fine spot. However, paying triple high prices and waiting in a long line are not worth it in my opinion. This place exists because of hype alone. Might be 4 stars if prices weren’t so ridiculously high for tiny portions (advertised with misleadingly large portions pictured in online ordering). Much smaller than advertisedBy item:- Birthday cake: good but could do without the cream cheese in the frosting which I feel overpowered the cake- Birthday cake milkshake: WAY too much. Like someone blended a whole piece of cake with a whole shaker of sprinkles and a little bit of ice cream.- cereal milk soft serve: good, but lost its unique flavor after a couple bites and then tasted like vanilla. Much smaller than advertised

They have some really good cookies, especially the blueberry & cream and cornflake-chocolate-chip-marshmallow. The crunchy fruity cereal shake is also great. It’s a chill spot on Melrose. Not much parking, but the same goes for basically everything else on Melrose. Staff is laidback but attentive. Only downside is the price. All the menu items feel about 15% more expensive than they should be.

Kinda bummed! I got the cereal milk soft serve and it was pretty “blah”. Decided to get a shot of espresso to make it an affogato and the shot was pretty burnt. Had issues ordering as well, they forgot 1 of the 3 cookies we ordered, an americano, and our shake. They were kind when we brought up the missing items, but definitely keep your receipt.

After seeing how the celebrity pastry chef Christina Tosi started her Bakery shop in NY with Momofuku on Ugly Delicious Netflix show, I was ready to fly to New York to visit Milk Bar. When they opened their shop in Hollywood, I was excited and cant wait to taste the famous cereal milk soft serve. But after I saw on TV that this popular bakery has lines wrapping around the block pretty much all day, I just put off going there.Yesterday, I was watching the Chef Show on Netflix and saw Milk Bar on one of the episodes, being FOMO, I decided that I have to go this Sunday to get some goodies from this bakery.Luckily, the line was only 10 minutes long. But the shop is open for take out order only due to the pandemic. We didnt get to see the inside and there was no baking classes.We went crazy on ordering their bake goods. My son got a few boxes of cookies including the sampler for his friends and co-workers in San Diego. My wife and I ended up having their famous cereal soft serve. The taste of the cereal soft serve reminded me of my childhood days. When I was a kid, I love drinking the milk left in the bowl after I ate all the cereals. The soft serve tasted just like the left over cereal milk, smooth and sweet.Although I didnt eat their cookies, but looking at my sons satisfying face, I knew the cookies must be real good. I will come back to get some cakes and cookies next time.

Cool spot for unique soft serve cereal milk! It tasted very interesting, didn’t expect but it was very pleasant on the palette. Took home a pice of birthday cake - delicious! And crack pie - nice but too small in my opinion.

We wanted to try a variety so we ordered the chocolate truffles, birthday cake, and milk bar pie. All of them were so incredibly sweet I couldnt stand it. Tried to eat them because of how extremely overpriced they were, but ultimatly had to chuck them anyway. Take your money and go to a real bakery.

Very overrated. I had the cake, truffles, and several cookies to give it a sampling. Tastes like something I could get from a grocery store. I was hoping for so much more and was disappointed.

A bit pricy but for a good reason, the cake is just plain delicious as well as the cookies and specialty drinks. A well deserved treat for anyone. Highly recommended with very little to no wait.

I wish we had a place this amazing in Philadelphia . Milk puts any other ice creamPlace I have even been to shame. Went her on a recommendation from a friend and was absolutely pleased beyond thought. The quakeshakes we got we so damn good, they used cake batter base which is delicious. If you are ever in the area make sure you stop on through for some sweets that are out of this world.

It’s perfect to have once a year. On my birthday. Every year. Never not having Momofuku birthday cake.

A real fan of this place. If you are looking for the typical flavor profiles (chocolate, vanilla, caramel) go somewhere else. This spot takes on the more unique yet simple flavor profiles (Cornflake chocolate chip marshmellow cookies and chocolate birthday cake cake pops). Recommend if you are looking for something different and unique. The textures are playful and whimsical.

It was pretty packed but still worth it because the ice cream is awesome! The line moved quickly which was nice because there isn’t much room in the shop. We got the Birthday cake Milk Quake and it was delicious. The ice cream has a really interesting, almost whipped texture.

I’m the biggest ice cream fan but they only have 2 flavors to choose from: pineapple or cereal milk. The cereal milk was good, I added the birthday dough bites which were really tasty and purchased a few cookies. We waited for about 30-35 minutes on a Tuesday night around 9pm.

I only tried the Milk Bar Pie, but it was everything I hoped it would be (much better than my over-baked attempt)

I have a soft spot for Milk Bars unabashed approach on pure, indulgent desserts. They dont shy away from satisfying sugary, creamy cravings (birthday cake, milkquakes, cereal milk soft serve). But they also have a knack for adding depth to their flavor by mixing savory with sweet (compost cookie, corn marshmallow cookie).And kudos to Milk Bar for providing much-needed extra parking space across the street.

Meh. Nothing special for the 20 minute wait, especially considering everything was prepackaged like you’d find in a store. Went on a Friday night so it was bustling with those LA teens that make you wonder “Where do you get the allowance to be buying $18 sundaes?” The Crack Pie was pretty tasty, but is also pretty easy to bake at home which costs a fraction of the $6 per slice you’ll pay here. Overall, everything was on par with a Ralph’s bakery section.

I was really excited to try their famous bday cake... honestly what a ripoff for $9. It’s not the same size as advertised. This tiny wedge is the size of a cupcake. I understand making changes... but maybe charge less if you’re serving tiny slices. Definitely will not be back for a $9 cupcake. 👎🏻

I went today to try some of their treats, I bought a chocolate milkshake, a red velvet slice of cake, a confetti slice of cake and a fruity pebble cookie with some citrus flavor, and Cereal flavored soft serve. I spent $37.00. Tried the Cookie and it was ok. The red velvet slice had chocolate in it. Super Mushy and gross! I threw away the cereal soft serve. Absolutely disgusting. Sour tasting and flavor was off, my son threw away his chocolate milkshake after one sip. Wow, this place is just awful. Don’t know if I even wanted to try the confetti slice!

Truffles are ok, ice cream taste too strong. Must mix two flavours to get the right amount of good taste. Place is jammed but I guess thats the whole point of the California experience!

The crack pie is already a banger. I’ve recently had their pumpkin cake. Pretty solid cake. I really don’t eat sweets that much, but I was satisfied and that’s not easy for me when it comes to sweets.

This soft serve is insaaaane! Perfect cereal crunch and sweet creamy goodness. Love the confetti cookies and pie too. Worth the hype

A mini Disneyland for adults and children alike. A super happy place with fantastic service. Lines can be long but move pretty quick. Worth the stop.

So, it was a good experience. Had the Crack Pie, Cereal Milk soft serve, and half a tin of assorted cookies. Everything was tasty. That being said I would not go again just to eat the pie. The size of the pie is not worth the price nor worth the traffic or distance hassle. So I would recommend Milk for the experience of tasting the desserts. We went an hour prior to closing time so there was no wait.

Were huge fans of Christina Tosi from her days as a judge from MasterChef so naturally we wanted to try her desert shop.We ordered a slice of the Milk Bar pie, compost, chocolate chip marshmallow cornflake, confetti and cup of the soft serve ice cream.One thing we noticed is that all of the items have a distinctly buttery taste. Thats not a bad thing its just really rich and decadent so we couldnt finish everything and saved half for the next day.Oddly enough everything tasted better and made sense when we ate it the next day.Her cookies taste like a child made them. A child who took all the stuff they like and put it into cookie and baked it if that makes sense.Anyways its pretty good and I would recommend this place.

Loved. Super cute gifts, funky candles, cookbooks, mixes. The desserts looked AMAZING! If I could have eaten them, I would! Got a cookbook for my son as a gift who loves to bake.

I finally got to try the original Birthday Cake and soft serve. I probably died a little and ended up in sugar paradise!

Like the creation, staff also nice

Everything here is a decedent sweet treat and it is all delicious. Cookies, cake, milkshakes. Everything I have tried from here is always amazing and the branding is great.

Expensive, but the flavors definitely get you hooked. Amazing cakes, pastries, and desserts justify the price. The crack pie and milk/cereal ice cream are my go-to’s.They offer baking classes periodically, you’ll have to check their class calendar if you want to learn any specific recipes.Very Instagram-friendly place.

I was so excited to try milk! It is cute and very well kept up. The customer service was okay, but I was very disappointed when I received my item. It was very overpriced for the small size, and was not very good. Will not be going back.

I give 2 stars because we love the product. Packaging for shipped orders is done well, however, we were missing so many items in our order that I will never order online to ship again. I ordered 2 dozen truffles and received one. I ordered several 6 count cookie tins and received 4... I also ordered 2 books. perhaps they choose to use a third party company to package and ship the orders, but the company they chose is not doing a sufficient job. There was absolutely no communication of the missing items and definitely no communication of getting a refund. I have emailed milkbar.com because they do not answer the phone. Another irritating issue... if I do not receive a response soon, I will be calling my credit card company next. This is an expensive order I placed and to have such a large portion missing with no communication is unacceptable.

Soooooo bomb!! I LOVE their signature pie. Honestly if that was the only desert I could eat for the rest of my days I would be completely satisfied. It’s so moist and soft and delicious. I just wish the slices were bigger 😂 I didn’t even take a picture because I was so eager to try it and before I knew it, it was gone!!! I also got the bday cake truffles, they were good, and the compost cookie was also soo good! Blueberries and cream was just okay.

I finally got to try Milk Bar over the weekend. I thought the overall experience was good, but nothing to write home about.The shop is located on tiny corner lot next door to Winchells Donut, just look for pink milk truck parked in front and a crowd gathered for a photo-op. Surprisingly, there were no lines on mid-afternoon Sunday and I was able to just walk right in. Besides being a bake shop that sells cakes, pies, cookies and soft serve ice cream, Milk offers baking classes to customer. The kitchen lab is in front of entrance and you can witness want-to-be bakers in action behind glass window.One thing I noticed about this place is that most of the items sold were pre-package and pre-portion. I expected fresh bake items on display, radiating the air with sweet aromatics...none were present. Everything was sealed tightly in plastic and nicely packed in boxes. Whole cakes were on display and came with hefty price tag of $49 small size and $99 large size cakes. For that price, I probably wouldnt share. LOL!I ordered a cup of pineapple soft serve with cereal crunch topping and slice of their famous birthday cake. The pineapple soft serve is their version of Dole whip which I thought was good, but not better than Disneyland. The birthday cake was in the same category as well. Cake was moist and vanilla frosting on point...nothing special about it. Just another okay moment for me...tasted like something you can buy at Ralphs or Vons. Thin slice portion of cake for $6.If you feel the need to come here due the media buzz and looking for wow factor, you might be in for a surprise. For me, Im so glad I tried it but I probably wouldnt go back.

I ordered the assortment cookie tin for my grandparents (which they loved) and I just got the Milk Bar Pie delivered. It came super quickly and it was delicious!!! I cant wait until this location opens so I can go and experience the store and get some more treats!!!

I made the mistake of not looking at the reviews for this place. Its poor for many reasons! I was rushed and needed something sweet and cute for a birthday ASAP. I learned truffles are their version of cake pops. I gave them my card to just charge me ASAP after buying truffles. When I looked at my receipt later in the day I couldnt believe what they charged me. THIS PLACE IS SUPER OVERPRICED. I tried one of the truffles I purchased (packaged by the way not even fresh) so that I know what Milk Bar truffles taste like and what the birthday girl tried. I thought I was gonna have a sweet treat! THEIR STUFF IS SALTY!!!!!!!! I feel soo bad I bought the truffles from this place and gave them to my niece! Terrible mistake. Its not worth it. Dont go here. Save yourselves.

Very nice place, friendly service, but a really really long line. They hand out a lot of free samples to the line though.

I was really excited to try Milk bar after watching Chefs table. I tried the crack pie and the cereal milk flavored ice cream. Of the two I liked the crack pie much better. However, I was surprised by how small it was. Was barely bigger than a McDonald’s apple pie and cost six dollars. It tastes good but not amazing. The crust is particularly good.I thought the cereal milk ice cream was ok. Soft serve isn’t my favorite and I would prefer normal ice cream. The cereal milk idea really appealed to me since I love drinking the left over mill after having a bowl of cereal but not so much cornflakes.The place is also really small and cramped with almost no seating. I listened to a number of podcasts where chef Tosi talked about the opening and the business aspects of it. I get trying to keep costs down but this is a bit ridiculous considering how much everything costs. Some how they fit a cake making school in here. There is a a Winchels donut shop in the same strip mall that is financially viable but there stuff is 25% the price.Food: 4 starsEnvironment: 2 starsValue: 2 stars

OMG, can’t believe Milk Bar is in LA! Just opened for 3 weeks. Love!

Its a bit on the salty side. But very tasty. There are a lot of unique things to try. There are also some staples. The prices are reasonable, so dont expect to want just one thing.

I had their cereal milk and honestly wasn’t that impressed. The menu seemed rather risky and not for the faint of heart, prepare to explore and get confused as to what to get if you’re a first timer. I did have a bite of my friends crack cake and that right there made me want to head back for my own. I will return for round 2.

I wanted to love this place and I was so excited to go, but sadly it was disappointing! Very over priced for the quality. The baked items dont seem fresh. The shop is not very photo friendly, almost everything is prepacked. However, the staff was beyond lovely.

Cookies were tasty. Soft serve tasted like soy milk. Must have forgot the flavoring. Avoid this mediocre place bringing shame to the Milk name.

Over hyped nothing special at all. Cookies taste like packaged cookies because thats exactly what they are. You want a good cookie go to Costco they are baked fresh.This place just has good marketing and the fact its been on TV. Dont be fooled nothing you see on TV is all that good.

Have been hearing so much about milk bar L.A, and let me tell you its delicious. This awesome bakery is located on Melrose and a block north of La Brea. This place does tend to stay busy but it is well worth the wait. There is much to enjoy here we helped ourselves to some birthday cake and some crack, crack pie that is!!!!😂..we enjoyed the crack pie so much, definitely coming back for some more. Swing by come try their baked goods. Also don’t forget to follow and like my feed on IG: ramoscraftsandarts, also on Twitter: ramoscraftsandarts and on FB: ramoscraftsandarts I follow back.

They have a good photo spot.Interior and concept is more impressive then taste.

They use Axle Hire as their delivery service, which might be the worst delivery service available!! Delivery was supposed to be between 8am - 8pm. Cake was not delivered to the recipient until 11pm!! The recipient did not receive the cake until the next day, because who would except a delivery at that hour?!! So better MilkBar, especially for the price of your tiny cakes. P

So.... looking for something local? Dont go here. The cookies are literally made in a factory and the only two options for soft serve are CEREAL MILK (allow me to be more specific- corn flakes cereal milk!!!) or Red Velvet. Way overpriced, especially for the ingredients, and it wasnt even good. Not our fave and would never go here again.

The best soft serve ice cream in LA! I always get the cereal milk ice cream with crunchy cornflake topping. The ice cream uniquely captures the flavor of milk, not too sweet and very creamy. The sweetness of the cornflake topping perfectly balances the ice cream and it stays crunchy until the last bite. Must try!

First time at MilkBar, tried the compost soft serve. Was very sweet, after a long walk probably not the best item to choose. Did not finish. Next time Im in NYC Ill try something else. Why I will go back is something an employee did. There was a couple of people sitting out at the table eating their soft serves and it started to melt rather quickly. An employee saw this and popped out the pickup window and offered to replace the melted one with a fresh one. This is how you get customers to come back, this is proper customer service.

Just not good. I know they have fame, but honestly, their products (I had the birthday cake and two cookies) taste VERY sweet and artificial. They are clearly relying on sugar and fat, not quality ingredients or technique, to try and make their product taste good, with no success. It tastes like something you would pick up at the grocery store. Was not bad, per se, if you want grocery store quality. But for the price, go for a different local bakery that will give you that hommade taste. I didnt even finish my milk bar products, sadly. Not good at all. Also, my cookies came in plastic bags when I ordered them. Totally grocery store style. Whats the point of that from a bakery? Take my word and skip it, despite the popular name.

Absolutely not! This place ice cream and milkshakes tasted salty, it wasn’t sweet at all and over priced. I threw my sundae in the trash and demanded a refund. I will not be coming back! The guy there with short brown hair also had a attitude which was unprofessional.

EVERYTHING IS SO SALTY :( THE COOKIES AND ICE CREAM ESPECIALLY. if you like salty desserts they are for YOU.

It was okay. It’s very overpriced for what you’re getting.

Gluten free birthday cake. Frosting was just the right amount, no cringe bearing aftertaste. The cake is moist. Only weak point is the cookie dough on top, a bit dry.

Food was disappointing, though staff were good.

My favorite Cereal Milk Soft Serve.

Double charge warning!!!Theres a combo menu which the employee didnt inform me of. So i asked for refund and recharge with the discount applied. BUT they never cancelled the first transaction. This is a very dishonest practice. Ive been a fan since i was in nyc but i wont go back if they lie aboue customers money. I am filing an official complaint.

Alright here we go. Ill start off by saying that I was pretty excited about trying this dessert spot because of all the hype. The items I reviewed were Bday Milk Quake, Cereal Milk Latte, & the Crack Pie. All items were absurdly sweet & buttery to absolutely obnoxious extent. The only feature that kept me from delivering a one star was the visually pleasurable design of the establishment itself. There is a mass amount of unstoppable dessert destinations in LA, search elsewhere friends.

Sent a very pricey birthday gift from Milk Bar after reading reviews here and the recipient was completely disappointed (and I had to find out via FB he didnt want to hurt my feelings for spending so much on dessert delivery for inedible assorted cookies) Totally disappointed in the cookies and the experience. Liked the box.

A nice dessert place, the ice cream was too heavy for me, but when mixing two flavors together it becomes less thick. The chocolate truffles are a BOMB! same thing with their chocolate cake suuuperr moist and sooo gooddd!!

Delicious but minimal seating and atmosphere

I love this place! The birthday cake cake flavor is amazing! The crunchy, chewy, moist, soft deliciousness is incomparable!

The ice cream is decent and interesting but the baked goods are even better. Love the compost cookie. Check it out if you like unique baked delights

I tried the cereal milk ice cream. It was a very interesting flavor but it tastes exactly like the name describes. Everyone should try it at least one :)

The smallest shake I ever had and the most expensive

Cute girl from post mates get her food no questions asked. I go after and I get asked to show my phone an all. Im surprised he didnt ask for my ID. :/

The staff member was patient and high-energy in spite of how busy the place was. Omg the cereal milk soft serve with the corn flake topping was heaven. The confetti cake was also perfect. Milk Bar was everything I had ever hoped it would be and Im so glad I went, especially since it took covid practices seriously.

Got this cake for my husband for Father’s Day & everyone devoured it. I’m not into sweets but this cake was AMAZINGLY delicious. Can’t wait to try other pastries from Milk Bar.

The best cake ever! The employees were so kind and gave me some patches as a souvenir! The inside is very aesthetically pleasing!

I ordered three types of cookies, a truffle and one milkshake. Everything was too sweet and I think the Milk Bar is over hyped. I learned about the Milk Bar after watching an episode of the Chefs Table. I have waited for a few years now to try it and Im rather disappointed by the results. I expected a high quality experience, but I dont see how its different from simply buying cookies at ralphs or going to any mediocre place that sells milkshakes. Listen, its okay, just not with the price and its not that exciting. I dont intend to go back, especially now that Im feeling sick from taking three bites of a cookie and drinking half of a small milkshake.Ive made better cookies at home following a youtube video. Also way too many sprinkles in the milkshake. I just over hyped myself is all, no ones fault and also I guess Im just one of those few who wont find it that great out of the many who do go and enjoy the Milk Bar.

This is the 2nd time I’ve ordered a birthday cake for a dinner, and it’s been stale. This is unacceptable for a $60 cake that’s 6 inches. It’s also quite frustrating to serve to others and it be stale. Obviously their qc is way off, old, stale cakes should not go out to customers at full price.

Im a huge fan of Christina Tosis Milk Bar and everytime Im within 5 miles of the Melrose location, I make a qwik detour and stock up w best in city bakery goodies! Today was no exception, as I just HAD to try out those amazing Valentines red velvet truffles. So perfectly delicious! GM Max was super friendly and helped me out! Hurry, tell a friend about the Vday RVelvets b4 it ends... :-p

This place is very clean, which is very important for a bakery, and the baked goods are really good. They have this bundt cake with raisins, walnuts and orange peel, that is out of this world. Soooooooo fresh and very delicious.The rest of their stuff are really good too.

Delicious, fast, friendly, and super clean. I ordered 6 cookies on Postmates for pick up and they let me know that its cheaper if I just buy in person. They had only a window open for COVID measures, and I felt safe. I only tried the confetti cookies so far, but they are delightful like a childhood birthday.

The Milk Bar Pie is amazing 👏

Tried Milk Bar in NYC last year and ran into one in LA! Had a chocolate cake slice, not too sweet and super moist.

Dont just get a single pack of truffles. Save yourself a trip and get a full dozen. They are PERFECT treats and make great gifts.

The slice of chocolate birthday cake I got was alright but not for the $9 price tag. However, the cake truffles were delightful—albeit expensive as well.

Cookie tasted like it was 10 years old. Who goes to a bakery and expects to get their cookie in a plastic package that looks like you got it in a vending machine. Was rock solid, threw them straight into the trash after 1 bite.

I cant believe I had never been here before! I love gelato and mochi! Having them together is just as great as chocolate and peanut butter eaten together! Well, almost, lol.

I have been curious about milk bar for a while. I was walking past and it was not too crowded so I decided to check it out. I chose a cereal shake, which was delicious. It was slightly sweet, slightly salty - a different tastes then you would normally get in a milkshake. Service was fast, they had samples, and they had other good looking things on the menu. I have to go back to try some more.

We saw this place just for the mere fact that the owner Christina Tosi was a judge on Masterchef and wanted to see just how good it was.We got confetti cookie and a 3 pack of strawberry shortcake truffles. The cookie was not dry and very moist especially for being close to a sugar cookie, which is usually the downfall for most sugar cookies. The truffles tasted just like a condensed version of a my favorite strawberry shortcake, dense and very moist at the same time.The building itself is located in the heart of Melrose, such a beautiful white building. Not huge and not too small but it was quaint. I cannot wait to come back and try some more.

I had low expectations since I’m not a fan of super sweet deserts, BUT! The birthday cake is one of the best cakes I had in my life! Also cereal milk soft serve is delicious! Max and Joe were super helpful and nice. Will go again 100%!