May Café

May Cafe and Karolina are absolutely amazing. She and her staff are so kind. From her regular menu, I really enjoy the lattes, soups, and sandwiches. My husband and I love having a relaxing lunch there whenever we visit Cincinnati. What really stands out is her Polish food - if you ever see it on the rotating menu, definitely order it! My husband's family is Polish, and we love her kotlet mielony (meat patties), gołąbki (cabbage rolls), pierogies, surówki (salads), and chłodnik (cucumber soup). May Cafe catered our Polish-Asian wedding in June 2024 and we are so thankful that we found them. The guests are still talking about how delicious Karolina's food was!

The May Cafe has been a favorite place to eat for my family for over 10 years! Such tasty, beautiful food and great friendly service. All at a reasonable price. The tables inside are cozy, and there are cute outside areas in the back and on the side to use in good weather. Carryout is another great option.

Super fresh, quality meals and a chef whose willing to chat ingredients and life with you. May Cafe is a hidden gem in downtown Milford with limited hours but a delicious menu. The main thing I can remember is how fresh everything was. The fruit was insanely flavorful, vibrant, and a huge portion! The potatoes were a hit and our kiddo especially loved the gigantic cookies waiting at the counter. They accommodated my husband's gluten free request and shared their distributor so we can buy a loaf on our own. Coffee on the patio is delish and a cute, quaint spot for a chat with your loved one or besties.

After checking out of the hotel and before heading to the airport, I thought I would explore the surrounding town and find a good local breakfast spot. Grabbed my Yelp! machine, plugged in my desires and WOOSH!, several choices popped up. After sifting through the pics, reviews and menus, I chose May's Café for good coffee and breakfast. It took me all about 10 minutes to get here and I found it along a little main street nestled in between artisan shops and galleries. The outside was quintessential "Downtown America" as you would expect from a Norman Rockwell painting and inside was very cute. To me, it is the American Dream wrapped up in a cute cafe. Having never been here, I asked one of the people there what they would recommend and away we went. After answering a couple of questions, I went for the #2 which is your standard American breakfast of eggs, bacon, wheat toast and fruit (other options included potatoes, sausage and white bread, but I'm trying to be good on a travel day which includes sitting on a plane for 6 hours...). Then it came and, I mean, just look at the picture. Amazing. I know what you're thinking, "But Greg, it's just a simple breakfast", but do you know how many times I order this and it is GAWDAWFUL?!? More than I care to admit. The eggs were cooked perfect, just as I ordered, and the fruit was sooooo good. Another area most places fall flat on their faces. Coming from an agricultural area and growing my own food in the backyard, you can say I'm kind of a snob when it comes to fresh fruit and veggies. Not one bad piece of fruit in the bowl. Another quiet little highlight was the dang tomato believe it or not. I hate tomatoes that taste like, well, nothing, so this was very enjoyable. Again, garden grown tomatoes from my backyard make me "that guy". Tomato had a sprinkle of salt, olive oil and a leaf of arugula. Ripe and delicious. I didn't even get to the coffee which was also delicious. Not a fan of Starbucks since I feel they slightly burn their beans to make the flavor consistent, but tastes bitter and burnt, this was very good coffee. If you're going to or coming from one of the many golf courses in the area, a city worker on a break or just perusing the downtown area, you NEED to stop by and have some great food and a great price. Staff is wonderful and helpful and I was lucky enough to be here on a day with 80 degree weather and a slight cool breeze which helped the turning leaves fall to the ground, letting us know autumn is right around the corner. Part of life is slowing down and appreciating things in our lives and experiences. I think you'll like this place as much as I do.

May Cafe is an absolute gem in downtown Milford. Adjacent parking can be tight, but you can often find a spot down a side street. The interior is tiny (maybe 6 tables tops) but in warm weather, they have seating on the front sidewalk and two different patios around the side and back of the building.You order at the counter before receiving a table number and selecting your seat. Drinks and food are delivered promptly (and there is also self-serve water if you prefer). The staff are always pleasant and cheerful in their interactions with guests. I love coming here for lunch and often get the "pick two" combo with half a chef or arugula salad and one of the tostinos. However, DO NOT overlook the daily specials. They make some killer sandwiches and salads with ultra seasonal ingredients! I probably order the salad of the day at least as frequently as I order off the standard menu.Sandwich bread, cheese and other ingredients taste fresh and well-balanced together. But I have to say the salads truly shine. Many restaurants just throw a piece of chicken and a couple cherry tomatoes on some greens and call it good; May Cafe goes the extra mile to build a satisfying salad, with multiple components that are balanced together. And they toss it in the dressing before it gets to you--a little bit of care that I love. While you can get your salad with chicken of course, I highly recommend the salmon instead. The seasoning on it is great and it is always perfectly cooked. Salads come with small pieces of bread and fruit which is a nice bonus as well.Oh, and they are a coffee shop too! So treat yourself to a cappuccino or an iced latte along with a tasty, fresh meal.

Rather small cute and quaint cafe, nestled on the Main Street strip in "downtown" Milford. This made for a nice place to pop in for brunch. The service was great and along with the food we selected. I'd definitely recommend giving them a go! You won't be disappointed.

I finally tried May's. I chose to get a breakfast sandwich to go, and a mocha. The mocha was probably one of the best ones I've ever had. The sandwich was delightful with fresh ingredients. Small cafe but they do have some outside seating in the back. I had my dog so I chose to walk instead.

We found May Café on Google and are so thankful we did. We had a wonderful experience. The food was outstanding and the service was excellent! We enjoyed the location and what the area had to offer!

Wonderful sandwiches and soup. Fast and nice service, great outdoor and indoor areas to sit.

Two of us went for Friday lunch. It is small inside, but we got the last table. People there recommended the cabbage rolls special, so I got that. It was good and filling and came with mash potatoes. The second order was the roast beef sub special. It was good. Service was good. I took a chocolate chip cookie home, it was good.