Midpoint Food & Drink

Oh. My. God. I am tempted to say nothing about this spot. I really considered it, because it is just that good. But I want it to survive. Come early or prepare to wait!On a weekend I was there around 9:15 and still had a bit of a wait. As I left, I saw it was much, much worse. The inside is cozy, dark, and eye candy - so much to look like. The food? You have to be freaking kidding! I loved everything I had. I had a hankering, so I ordered the chilaquiles. They were too good. Chips could have been less soft or more thick - a little more texture, one way or the other, was needed, but I still didn't leave anything behind. I also had a spicy Bloody Mary that was garnished gorgeously and too delicious to leave behind. Ever since, I've been plotting mu return to Midpoint for their meatloaf sandwich with horseradish sauce. That's the thing about this place - if they offer it, you are guaranteed that it is good.

Love the food. Limited menu. Rather loud. I eat vegetarian and I crave their cauliflower breakfast dish. Will go there again and again.

Monica!! She's amazing. The food is amazing as well. I recommend the 52nd ave with mash, my go to. The place gets pretty packed on the weekends so be prepared for a wee bit of a wait but It's worth it. Good food, great service, bloodymarys and mimosas. Absolutely love this place.

Solid classic diner experience. Some of their food items seem simple on the surface, but they execute them perfectly. There always seems to be just the right ratio of ingredients.This is a well known and popular spot in the neighborhood, and you can definitely expect a bit of a wait anytime on the weekend. They open at 9am, and by 9:30 there is usually a wait outside. They do have a good mix of booths and tables and counter space so they can accommodate solo diners as well as modest groups.Pros: great atmosphere, solid food, reasonable prices. Kinda random but I really appreciate the jam being in a squeeze bottle and not having to deal with low quality annoying smuckers packets.Cons: Small parking lot, and sometimes neighborhood parking can also be tricky. Slow service at times.

Great little breakfast/ brunch spot in my neighborhood! Good food and good service! Rotating specials and a full bar too. I highly recommend this spot!

What a wonderful little breakfast spot. I had the downtowner scramble - spinach, carmelized onion and goat cheese - added bacon. Done perfect. Daughter has a potato stack and a coffee drink. Definitely recommend this place

This little diner spot had some of the best breakfast I've had in a long time! I got the 205 potato stack and my partner got the scramble that was on special. Every part was cooked perfectly, his broccoli was the perfect consistency, the hash browns were perfectly crispy, we both added caramelized onions that were so tasty! And it had to have come out in like MAYBE 5 minutes! The restaurant itself was gorgeous inside, nice and cozy feeling. The prices were more than reasonable, between the two of us we spent $44. The server was just the right amount of attentive, came by exactly when we needed her to. Overall 10/10 quality and all around experience.

Still as good as ever. Monica and her team know how to do breakfast and lunch.Expect a wait on weekends. Get there early if you want the chicken fried steak.

I really enjoyed my brunch here! The staff was very helpful and our food was delicious. The potato stacks are where it's at (imho) and the red gravy is a must try. Only complaint is lack of espresso and that I wasn't a fan of their drip. Try if you must but I say get a coffee later. Will def be back and can't wait to try more options. Qapla'!

I really like this place. The only reason I don't go there more often is because the music is soooo LOUD. If they would turn the music down halfway you could still hear the music and enjoy your food.I was going to go in for breakfast earlier today but when I opened the door and walked in, there was that horrible loud music again so I left. I couldn't even hear myself think.