Moo Milk Bar

Toronto, Canada

3.7

20 reviews

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+1 647-343-4272
Website:
www.moomilkbar.ca
Address:
1918A Queen Street E, Toronto, ON, M4L 1H5
The Beach
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
110 ftKippendavie Avenue
190 ftElmer Avenue
520 ftQueen Street East
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Description

Specialties

We specialize in milk and cookies, and, who doesn’t love milk and cookies? We flavour our milk which we receive from a local farm in-​house with all natural, premium ingredients. Flavours include: vanilla bean, chocolate, banana, strawberry, banana chocolate, caramel, etc.

All our cookies our also made in-​house. Heck, everything we do is made in-​house. Our cookie selection includes: classic chocolate chip, brown sugar toffee bit, cowgirl, oatmeal raisin, white chocolate macadamia, chocolate chocolate, etc.

Our ice cream sandwiches are pretty ridiculous — vanilla bean ice cream sandwiched between two chocolate chip cookies. This could be our most popular treat.

We have different flavour pies each week (S’mores, oreo cheesecake, ricotta nutella cookie pie, etc) and can make any of them to order.

We also make cakes for all occasions. You can have a consultation with Danielle for whatever type of cake you want. No cake is too small.

History

Established in 2012.

We are a Milk & Cookies Bakery located in The Beaches, Toronto. Since our launch in August 2012, we’ve expanded our menu to include classic and signature cookies, flavoured milks, bars, ice cream sandwiches, mixes, cookie doughs, gift baskets, catering, delivery and buttercream cakes made to order. All of our goods are baked fresh daily in the morning and afternoon, in-​house, from scratch with premium ingredients (no shortening) and love. All of our milks come fresh from Hewitt’s Dairy Farm in Hagersville, ON, and get flavoured by our staff with all-​natural ingredients and just enough sugar to keep the kids and us adult children happy.

As of 2014, we are also available at the McEwan Gourmet Grocery store, Lucky Penny Cornerstore, Crema Coffee (all 3 locations) and Holt Renfrew Gourmet (Bloor location). We also provide wholesale orders on request.

Stop by, grab some treats and we know you won’t be disappointed. We look forward to seeing you!

Meet the Business Owner

Danielle O.

Business Owner

Danielle Oron of Moo Milk Bar was able to realize a vision that satisfies all her creative sides and bring to you her delicious flavored milk and cookies to fight over. After studying at NYU Tisch for Film, TV and Photography, an unfulfilled Oron decides to go to the French Culinary Institute to be a classically trained Chef. Being the youngest in her class, Oron achieves a true acclamation to her skills, graduating top of her class (notable alumni include the likes of Dan Barber, Bobby Flay, Wylie Dufresne, David Chang… and many more). After working at Japonais and Pure Food & Wine on their dessert line, Oron fell back into the search for something more to satisfy her creative itch. This time, her creative ambitions would be satiated by studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology. After graduating (again), Oron was hired at Tibi as an Assistant Design and Sample Room Manager in NYC. Though widely content with her fast paced and highly stimulating career…

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20 reviews of Moo Milk Bar

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Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
I have a broken leg so I ordered my cookies on the phone and had them picked up.
Everyone there is so polite and helpful!
I ordered a Dozen and a Half cookies, both Toffee bit and Chocolate Chip.
Oh My Goodness they are so amazing!
Sweet and somehow both crunchy and chewy at once. They are my new favourites! I recommend both flavours equally, but beware! They are very rich so one or two is more than enough at one time for any sweet tooth! I think I may have to freeze some for the future until I’m able to hobble down to the shop myself: D
Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada
I have been told that Moo Milk Bar has been one of the best cookie places. Then, I tried. The shops are small and cute. The taste is very good, but I think I can bake the same kind of cookies. It may be an excellent place for young children but not for middle age adults.
Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
So far, I have only been here once to pick up a preordered pumpkin pie and a couple red velvet cookies to split with my fiancé, but I am sure I will be back!
The pumpkin pie was amazing and definitely the best pie I’ve ever had. The filling was so delightfully creamy with the perfect blend of sweet and spice, neither overbearing in the slightest, and the crust was delicious, crunchy, and with a bit of salt. The cream cheese topping was a perfect addition. I’ve never been a fan of pumpkin pie without normal whipped cream before, but this pie was to die for on its own without any additions from me. My fiancé and I both fell in love with the pumpkin pie and agreed we would make it a tradition.
We both also loved the red velvet cookies, which were soft and buttery, not too sweet. My fiancé isn’t a fan of sugary things or chocolate anything, but wolfed that cookie down like it was the best thing in the world.
The customer service was also great!
This is our new favourite cookie and pie place, and we can’t wait to try more. One visit and we’re already addicted! It was well worth the 3 hour round trip ttc adventure. Try this cute little milk bar. You won’t be disappointed.
Place rating: 4
Leslieville, Toronto, Canada
Moo Milk Bar: milk and cookies and ice cream cookie sandwiches.
By milk, I mean they have a small variety of flavoured dairy milk, as well as some almond milk. Chocolate almond had a deeper, richer, darker chocolate flavour than your garden variety supermarket chocolate milk will ever offer you.
By cookies, I mean they bake a handful of fresh cookies. So yummy! Imma sucker for oatmeal raisin, and theirs is a soft and crispy goodness. If that’s too ordinary, wrap your head over the ‘Cowgirl’.
By ice cream sandwich, it seems to be what this small Beach shop is most famous for. They don’t offer much in terms of combination possibilities, but they do have some ‘package’ sammies, like the ‘Campfire’, which is basically a s’mores mashup with vanilla ice cream and their brown sugar cookie. It is sugar madness.
Granted, they don’t have much in terms of variety of the products they serve. But it’s as good as you’ll get a stone’s throw from the beaches.
{TTC: only the 501 to Elmer/​Kippendavie Avenues.}
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
I am no fan sweets so it takes quite a bit to impress my palate. Although, I do have a soft spot for the ice cream sandwiches at Bakerbots/​Bang Bang in the west side of town. So the stage is set for a ice cream sandwich throwdown!
I had their salted caramel cookie with vanilla ice cream and it was heavenly for the most part. I love the cookie; perfectly sweet, perfectly salty with a pinch of charred-​like bitterness pulling through at the end. However, the vanilla ice cream really is just uninspiring. Sadly, my choices were vanilla, cookies and cream or chocolate and this is really all they have. This really pales in comparison to their competitor (Bakerbots) with their dozen or so flavours like London Fog, Avocado.etc.
Ice cream aside, their cookies are some of the best I have ever tasted. Crispy and crunchy on the outside and so soft on the inside. While they are lacking in their selection of ice creams they more than makeup with the sheer number of different types of cookies; anything from the boring red velvet to stuff like bacon!
I would still give the edge to Bakerbots for being bold with their ice cream flavours. However, the ideal situation would be to have the cookies from these guys and the ice cream from the former (maybe they can collaborate?).
I had a taste of their flavoured milk and I must admit it’s very delicious! After all this is a milk bar!
Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
After I finally accepted that Prairie Girl cupcakes were okay at best (the icing is overpowering the cake ratio + their specialty flavours are repetitive), I needed a new desert place. I decided it was time to find a really good cookie place. I found Moo Milk Bar and I haven’t looked back since. Their cookies are delicious.
They have their standard cookie flavours. I still haven’t tried them all. Then they have some specialty cookies here and there. When you do cookies right you don’t need too many special features & the like. So I went there last week and got some cookies, they had bacon toffee nut! As for texture their cookies are soft and have the fresh out of the oven feel, even a day later (trust me).
The downside of this spot is that it’s located in the Beaches. If you don’t live there you already know what level of struggle it is to get there via TTC. But it’s worth it. If you go there later in the day it’s better to call ahead and ask for a box to be put aside of the flavours you want. The cookies are 1.90 each, but it’s better to just get a box and share or be greedy and scarf them down alone. Whatever floats your boat.
Love this place! (still have yet to try their ice cream sandwiches)
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
We were finally able to get the cookie dough Sammy! This was our third attempt as they were sold out the first two. It was worth both wasted trips! Whoever came up with this ice cream sandwich idea was genius!
Place rating: 2
New York, NY
I’ve been wanting to try Moo Milk Bar out for a few years now and I was so excited to try their ice cream sammies a few weeks ago, only to be very disappointed. The shoppe is small and I don’t think there is air conditioning. The cookies are too sweet and the ice cream they use for their sammies aren’t good quality at all– I feel like they use Breyers quality ice cream when they should be offering either homemade or vanilla bean ice cream. The cookies were too sweet and I also don’t feel like they use the best quality ingredients for their cookies– everything about this place, from the food to the décor just feels so half done. Don’t think I’ll be coming back.
Place rating: 3
Mississauga, Canada
Stopped by close to closing time so we didn’t expect too many flavours to be left. We got a cookie dough ice cream sammie and a milk and cookie combo. The milk and cookie combo was the better pick in my opinion. The cookies and cream cookie matched perfectly with the subtle taste of the vanilla bean milk we had paired it with. The ice cream sammie we picked up in addition to this combo? Although the idea is great, this was much, much too sweet. It was monstrous and we probably could have just shared the ice cream treat. The ice cream was just your run of the mill vanilla, very plain Jane. The chocolate chunks in the cookie dough were also large and thick enough to chip your teeth if you weren’t careful. If we come back again, I don’t think we’ll be ordering an ice cream sandwich from them.
Edit: disclosure that we did not finish the ice cream sammie. It was too sweet and much too large. We got sick of it before we could finish.
Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada
I feel that Bang Bang is better. More variety and options when it comes to cookies and ice cream. Good price and the cookie that I got (banana chic chip) was tasty.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
Came here for dessert. Got milk & cookies for $ 5. I got a chocolate almond milk and it’s an extra 50 cents. So good! The cookies are baked fresh everyday. I tried the salted caramel dark chocolate cookie and the chocolate chips just melt in your mouth (literally).
Place rating: 4
Cleveland, OH
This place is amazing. Simple as that! Try the cinnamon milk and chocolate chip cookies, soooo fresh! The guy who helped us was super friendly and helpful as well
The reason I have a 4 star review is because you honestly cant eat inside, they have a very tiny wooden bar and a couple of tall chairs, no regular tables or anything, the area is rather small.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
After seeing my friend’s post on Instagram, I was very interested to try this place. We walked inside and was greeted by the smell of freshly baked cookies. The guy explained to us all the different flavoured milks they had, and I chose the banana chocolate almond milk (so good). We also got 2 cookies that were super delicious and soft. I just wish they had more space to sit, since there was only one ledge and 4 bar stools, but that won’t stop me from going back to try the rest of their milk and cookies!
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
After reading reviews on Unilocal my husband and I decided to try this place out. Since then we have been there every other week. We would go more often if we were closer.
My husband is a big fan of the different flavor milk so far his favorites are orange creamsicle, eggnog and maple. The only one he was disappointed with is the cappuccino (can’t win them all) or any of the almond milk ones (at least he gave them a try)
Now on to the cookies they are great our favorites are cookies and cream, toffee, and red velvet (when in season pumpkin spice is a must try)
Another must try is their caramel bar (forgot what they actually call it) my husband buys at least 2 every visit (when they have it) we have tried their 7 layer bar it was good but not as great as the caramel bar.
Will be back here many times again!
Place rating: 3
Scarborough, Canada
I had the snickerdoodle, the dark chocolate salted caramel and the banana chocolate chip. I also bought the super deluxe chocolate, or something. I paid like $ 13 for 6 cookies. Kind of a rip, don’t you think? But if you want a really expensive cookie, come here.
The only ones that I actually enjoyed was the two chocolate ones. Thats why the rating is just 3⁄5.
Each cookie had a different size, texture and thickness. Some were thin and chewy and some were more bready and cake-​like.
The dark chocolate salted caramel was very prevalent in chocolate with chocolate chunks, and the sea salt was sprinkled on top. It had a few chunks of caramel laced inside.
Eating these cookies would be enough to eat half at a time, as it is quite sweet and strong. I put them in the freezer and ate them super cold/​frozen which was very enjoyable due to the cold chewiness. It was nice when it starts out cold n chewy and then melts in your mouth.
There is parking across the street for 15 minutes for free, Monday to Friday before 6 p.m. Otherwise there is street parking on Queen. (BTW, across the street is a premium dessert place called Dufflet, I would recommend that place also. Get the double chocolate tart)
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I would recommend this place for the salted caramel double chocolate cookie. Call in first because some cookies are not regularly made every day.
Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada
I heard alot about this place so my husband and I came to try it out. Conclusion: did not live up to the hype. Would not come again.
Place was clean, décor was cute and hipster. However small not really any space to sit.
Staff was friendly and all smiles.
Food. We got their infamous ice cream sandwiches. While they had an impressive range of cookie flavors (most of which were done since it was close to closing time), their ice cream was less than mediocre at best. If you are going to charge 6 dollars for 2 cookies and some ice cream… shouldn’t the ice cream be to die for? Well this was far from that. We got the vanilla and it was so blah and tasteless and it wasnt even creamy. The cookies were way too sweet for me, but hey, thats how cookies should be I guess? Maybe not
They had run out of flavored milk so we couldnt try that unfortunately. Overall, wont be coming back.
Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada
I love the concept and I like the décor, but these cookies were far, far, FAR too sweet — and I can throw back sugar with the best of’em. I bought half a dozen to share with a friend and after getting through the first 1.5, I didn’t want to continue. My teeth were practically aching, they were so sweet.
I also don’t like how most of their cookies are paper thin*. I prefer cookies with a little height to them. The one that met this criterion was the snickerdoodle cookie. But it was waaay too sweet too, so I didn’t enjoy it that much.
What I did enjoy were the milks. I got strawberry and mint (two separate ones, not some weird combination!). The strawberry was made with real strawberries, which is good in principal, and probably healthier for you, but I didn’t really like how tart it was. I kind of expected/​hoped for sweet-​and-​not-​tart-​at-​all strawberry syrup milk.
The mint milk, however! Now that was something to write home about. I’m a fan of all things minty anyway, but this was really good. Minty without being medicinal. And it was a lovely, pure flavour — not fake and extracty. Very, very nice, especially served right out of the fridge. And the milks weren’t too sweet, like the cookies were.
Interesting place for those who’ve never been at a milk/​cookie bar before and a nice place to take kids, but not enough to bring me back (especially because of the location for me personally).
*Note: It’s paper thin and chewy that I don’t like. Paper thin and crisp, I like just fine!
Place rating: 5
Mississauga, Canada
Been hearing about this place for years but I’m never out that far east in Toronto. A few weeks ago I had to go out there for work and snatched up the opportunity to look up some good lunch spots by there. I snagged 2 teacher friends who were still off to come with me. Unfortunately the restaurants I had picked were closed so we had a pretty subpar meal at a diner.
But, my visit to Moo’s Milk Bar made that hour drive and blah lunch and most of my week worth it. Haha sounds exaggerated but kid you not I almost stopped in the middle of the street while eating this and walking at the same time. Mmm mmm mmm was all I could respond to my friend who was asking me how was it while I was inhaling it.
Oops, haven’t said what I was having yet. I had their fresh toffee cookie with cookies and cream ice cream inside. The ice cream was soooo creamy (I know I know, I used the word cream 4 times), not too sweet and went extremely well with the toffee cookie in all its burnt sugar goodness.
Can’t wait to go back, will definitely go just for that!
Place rating: 2
Toronto, Canada
After failing to get the dessert fix at a spot nearby this place ended up being the fall back option. I had passed by this spot several times and though idea seems intriguing and nostalgic it doesn’t really appeal to moi. As milk and cookie don’t have any childhood memories for me.
This place seems popular and has a quite a few options and they were even offering some ice cream sandwich options. I went for chocolate cookie with oreo ice cream and some chocolate frosting. Partner in crime went for a custom red velvet and vanilla ice cream version.
The sandwich looked good but after the first bite the sugar rush took everything that was intriguing. I don’t think they even make the cookies in house as it seemed like off the shelf mundane version. Same goes for the ice cream just average.
I would saw 2 stars unless you prefer the sugar overload in your dessert.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
Such a cute shop. I opted for an oatmeal coconut chocolate chip cookie with vanilla ice cream sammy.
Seriously, it would be hard to screw this up. The cookie was fresh and delicious and the ice cream was cold enough that it didn’t melt too quickly for me to enjoy each bite.
Maybe it was the day, but I was hoping for some adventurous choices. They only had two ice cream flavours (vanilla and cookies & cream), but the cookie selections were varied. They even had a flourless chocolate cookie that my friend used for her ice cream sandwich.
Tip: Unless you’re sharing, one cookie is most certainly enough.
All in all, I’d definitely go back for seconds.