MTO Cafe in Summerlin builds on original’s success
By Jan Hogan / View
MTO Cafe, 10970 Rosemary Park Drive, is seen Oct. 24, 2017, in Downtown Summerlin. The cafe has been a popular eating spot ever since it opened, with its farm-to-table concept. (Jan Hogan/View)
MTO Cafe, 10970 Rosemary Park Drive, is seen Oct. 24, 2017, in Downtown Summerlin. The cafe has been a popular eating spot ever since it opened, with its farm-to-table concept. (Jan Hogan/View)
The interior of MTO Cafe, 10970 Rosemary Park Drive, is seen Oct. 24, 2017, in Downtown Summerlin. The cafe has been a popular eating spot ever since it opened, with its farm-to-table concept. (Jan Hogan/View)
The interior of MTO Cafe, 10970 Rosemary Park Drive, is seen Oct. 24, 2017, in Downtown Summerlin. The cafe has been a popular eating spot ever since it opened, with its farm-to-table concept. (Jan Hogan/View)
MTO Cafe, 10970 Rosemary Park Drive, is seen Oct. 24, 2017, in Downtown Summerlin. The cafe has been a popular eating spot ever since it opened, with its farm-to-table concept. (Jan Hogan/View)
MTO Cafe’s BLT sandwich is seen Oct. 24, 2017, in Downtown Summerlin. The cafe has a casual atmosphere and a farm-to-table concept. (Jan Hogan/View)
MTO Cafe’s Hen House wrap with sweet potato fries is seen Oct. 24, 2017, in Downtown Summerlin. The cafe has a casual atmosphere and a farm-to-table concept. (Jan Hogan/View)
At MTO Cafe in the Summerlin area, the path to the ordering counter features barn planks topped with a row of faux grass. You receive a numbered tent when you pay, and your order is brought to you.
Trevor Hammell, manager, said the concept was “from farm to table, all organic and everything farm-raised. We get the food delivered daily, so it really is fresh.”
“We wanted to be in Summerlin because of the clientele,” Hammell said. “Everybody here is super-friendly and really welcoming … We get all the center’s employees and the families who are shopping. They all come in.”
The menu includes made-to-order and skillet-style breakfasts. Nine kinds of salads start at $8.95, including the Hale (sic) Caesar, spinach pecan, apple almond and quinoa crunch. Five bowl choices, include pasta marinara, creamy Alfredo and teriyaki chicken.
