MilkUP is bringing an iconic pop-up to Toronto and you don't want to miss it

Big milk fan? Set your alarms, Toronto, because MilkUP Ontario is back with another udderly iconic pop-up experience for those who crave a legen-dairy time at any hour of the day. 

Cafe Milk O'Clock is an around-the-clock takeover happening at the corner of Queen and Shaw for two back-to-back weekends this September.

This is from the team that brought you previous hits like CampMilkUP, Cownty Fair, Dairy Chill, and Moo'seum, so you know it's going to be a good time. 

It's always Milk O'Clock

This experience is all about enjoying milk at any time of the day, and visitors are encouraged to drop in and assemble a dairy-centric meal featuring breakfast, lunch, dinner, and midnight snack-inspired items. 

Think a delectable menu featuring a creamy alfredo bomb with truffle mushroom jam and sunflower pesto, smoky mozza sticks with marcona almond romesco and chimichurri, and sweet snacks like a PSL muffin, chocolate chip cookie, and strawberries & cream dirty soda. Talk about a dairy delight!

From there, cast a vote on the daily dairy debate, where you can exchange a token at the gachapon machine for a surprise. Be sure to grab some of the limited-edition merchandise from the moving conveyor belt before you head out! 

Milk all day, milk all night

Because the early bird gets the milk, the first 100 people through the door at the 9 a.m. opening will receive a fresh flower giveaway. A Cereal & Milk Rave is going down from 6 to 9 p.m., and when the doors close for the night, the party moves online. 

From 9 p.m. to 9 a.m., night owls can DM a milk glass emoji for a surprise. 

Be sure to follow MilkUP Ontario on Instagram and TikTok for updates on the latest pop-up, and swing by Cafe Milk O'Clock to build your custom four-course food tray, vote on the dairy debate, try the gachapon machine, and snag some free merch.

MilkUP Presents Cafe Milk O'Clock

• When: Friday, Sept. 18, to Sunday, Sept. 20, and Friday, Sept. 25, to Sunday, Sept. 27.
• Where: 938 Queen St. W
• Time: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
• Tickets: Free entry with post-to-pay