Milk + Honey Café

The people working in the cafe are kind and attentive. However, the food is utterly atrocious. The chicken salad was an indecipherable mush. You couldn't actually tell what the individual ingredients are. The blueberry scone was actually edible, but only in relation to the chicken salad. We went back to get a bag of chips because we wanted to have something recognizable as food and a bag of chips is $5.50. A very small bag of chips. Again, super nice people but I would eat actually locusts and rancid honey before I set foot in here again.

This cafe is on the second floor of the Museum of the Bible and not bad for a museum cafe. They have plenty of seating, wifi, and friendly/helpful staff. Their coffee is okay and they have several lunch items that are decent (their panini wasn't bad!). If you need a place to rest in the museum, it's the perfect spot!

I was not expecting a full-scale coffee shop when I walked into Museum of the Bible! A solid latte and inspiring modern design overlooking the atrium of the museum! If you are a coffee elitist in a quest for the perfect espresso, this is not your jam. But if you are a couple looking for an inspiring setting to chat over a cup of joe, or a family searching for an indoor stop to catch your breath and plan the second half of your day, you could not do better this close to the mall than Milk & Honey. And of course, do not miss strolling through the hottest Museum in Washington after you're well-caffeinated!

I think I paid $4.99 for a 12oz drip coffee (no receipt). The coffee is watery and just not very good at all. I used to run a coffee shop so I know good coffee but, to be clear, this was my first cup of the day so I was going for impact as well as taste. This lacked either. My first sip made me recall a time long ago when I had the worst cup of coffee in my life (on an airplane - also not known for their baristas). In any case, I wasn't expecting great coffee but this was not even competent. Update: 4th and 5th sip still bring the same result... this is really really really really bad coffee - like they ran a second pot through the same grinds. Further update.... There is more than half a cup left and I can see the bottom of the cup through the coffee. I posted a pic, not sure if you can see it. This supports my suspicion that they ran a second pot without using new coffee. Wow, that's bad. I would be upset if I were Grace street coffee.

Unfortunately I cannot review the food or drinks properly. I'm sure it's very delicious, however the service was so slow that we ended up leaving before we could try it. We ordered our two drinks (only drinks) and began the wait. After 40 minutes of waiting and being ignored we finally just left and decided to just donate our time and money to the cafe. They weren't anymore busy than the Starbucks around the corner. Just saying. Hope this helps.

Surprisingly good! White chocolate coconut mocha was delicious. I'd come back here just for the coffee. Lol. I also had an egg cheese biscuit that was warm, buttery, and substantial. Very good all around.

I just purchased a Coke Zero (can) and the price on their board was $2.99. I know, my wife's going to scream at Disney prices in the Bible museum. But then they charged me $3.99 and said their board wasn't updated. That's kind of ridiculous. I know it's a dollar, but I really hate bait and switch pricing.

This places food was solid! The food, service, and atmosphere makes it worth your time and money!

Arshea was the only thing that made this worth coming back. The food although not bad was not anything that I've never seen before..however the service in any restaurant is why someone comes back. Even with the AUSA convention and the chaos she managed to do not only her job but the rest of the the bar jobs. Arshea was sweet...pleasant...quick and correct. Thanks to her .