Corner Bakery Cafe

My wife loved the salad, she said it was amazing! The meatball sandwich was delicious. I love potato soup but it was so bad I had to return it. I was told the recipe was changed. The staff was understanding and exchanged the soup. The chicken noodle soup was good and so was the sandwich. The cinnamon cake was dry and hard. Ate it anyway with some coffee. Still had great flavor.. return visit 7-15 2pm. Has chicken noodle soup and the pecan berry Salad. The staff was friendly. Excellent thus going from 4 stars to 5! Think it was Marvin who helped us out.

We go here a decent amount. What stands out for me is the staff. They are excellent, always present and helpful. The food is good and they know the kind of food they sell well. Only issue is then light fixtures, some are like a closed soft box and they really need to be cleaned. We will keep going back. Turkey Avocado is my go too.

We arrived on a Tuesday around 3pm. You order at counter, pay and sit down. They bring your order to your table. We had breakfast for lunch. I had breakfast bowl and son had pancakes with eggs. We both ate everything and were full. Price was fair for amount and quality of food. Not spectacular but our visit was okay.

Cozy little corner bakery; the name is perfect. Several seating options available: high stools, regular chairs, single seat booths and double seat booths. Lots of deli choices including, but not limited to, sandwiches, soups and desserts. Staff are all friendly and polite. I like the order style. Walk to the counter, order food, staff brings food to you, staff buses table. After all this, they didn’t ask me for a tip when I was checking out. That’s a plus. I’ve been to so many places who do less to serve self yet they still tip shame you at the checkout. It’s so prevalent these days. Anyway, I enjoyed my BBLT (extra “B” for the loads of bacon?) and chicken orzo soup. The orzo soup broth was thicker than I’m used to at other places, but it was also heartier with chunks of carrot, chicken and large orzo. One suggestion I would make is to stop calling the Lay’s bagged chips “DELI” chips. I was expecting a house made chip not a store brand bag. Other than that, my lunch was good. I like the decor and the noise is pretty low (I can’t stand loud places). It’s a great place to sit and enjoy lunch alone or with company. Join the rewards club and receive $5 off your first purchase. $10.59 (minus my $5 reward) for sandwich, chips, cup of soup and a water. NO TIP! :) Disclaimer: I am not above tipping by any means. I am a 20% tipper 99% of the time, but the incessant need to ask for a tip before I’ve tasted the food or before I have received the service is ridiculous.