Corner Bakery Cafe

Similar in quality and concept as Panera. I usually get oatmeal here as they have 4 or 5 options. I especially like the honey granola banana one, but all of the options are a bit sweet. This is a deceptively large space that gets crowded during weekday lunch hours. The internet isn’t too bad and I’ve been able to do a fair amount of studying here. A big bonus is the staff. They’re friendly, efficient, and definitely keep this location clean. The glaring issue I had here was that when I did order an egg scramble breakfast, my eggs were completely unseasoned. Not sure if they ran out of salt or what, but it was bland and watery.

I have favorites: their buttermilk pancakes and their spinach sweet crisp salad. Their pastries are tasty as well. There’s this complimentary garlic bread served w/​the salad… if I could I would buy loaves of it. I tried a flatbread sandwich once… NOT worth the price paid (they can stand to rid themselves of this item). Overall, good experiences. Only 1 hiccup for a pickup order where a main item was forgotten.

Trio salad?
just opened it and its a mess!
And for the hummus and veggies only 2 carrots and 3 tomatoes and acouple of cucumbers.
And no lid placed on the hummus?
This place is going down hill fast!
Ive worked in the area for 10 years and go here atleast once a week.
I will never go back again.

Cookies are delicious and so is the macaroni. It’s a clean place and located in a decent area. However, subtract 1 star because the customer service was not good.

Good for a quick brunch. Nice pastries, it’s also close to the theater. My partner had the steak. and cheese, it was a bit too salt. I had a caramel latte. The mini pastries are must enough for my sweet tooth.

Usually, this is a good place for a quick breakfast. Unfortunately, this time, I found a piece of metal in my food. Management did the right thing by refunding me my money; however, I do not feel safe eating here again.

Standard corner bakery fare, but the people who work here are very nice. Jaime in particular is very friendly. It’s also quite large so it’s pretty easy to find a place to sit and work for a while.
Better on all factors than the similar places nearby, like the Bagel «I’m going to sneer at you for disturbing me while I sit and stare out the window» Bakery and the Cosi Sheltered Workshop for Head Trauma victims.
The one problem is that they don’t serve decaf after 11:00 AM, because, you know, who wants decaf in afternoon or the evening. It’s not like you mind having something that will keep you up all night. So then you’ll have to have their regular coffee, which is basically hot water with brown food coloring.
Also — one should never trust a review when it’s written by someone whose profile has a picture of himself with no shirt.

Everything started out ok until my wife found a long black hair in her flatbread breakfast sandwich. I have very short military style haircut and my wife has very long blonde hair!!! So it’s not ours!!! Too bad…

This is a great place to get breakfast on the weekends. It is better than Brooklyn Bagels in every way. It has a larger menu with more options, better prices, friendly attentive service and (bonus) takes credit cards! The only «downside» is that Corner Bakery is a chain, which is more important to most hipsters and yuppies than the aforementioned objective advantages that Corner Bakery has over Brooklyn Bagels.

The staff at this Corner Bakery seem to always be in a good mood. They’re so friendly and they always receive you with a smile. The food is good too. Slightly overpriced, but good. Their coffee is great! And you get free refills

The portions have gotten smaller and prices keep going up. Paying $ 2.63 for a muffin the size of a silver dollar is ridiculous. Please note the items in the magnified glass case appear larger than the actual size. Wholefoods muffins are $ 1.99, taste better, baked daily and double the size. I will NEVER visit Cutting Corners Bakery again!!!

Haven’t been to this location in a few months, but I went back a few times this week. The food was very good and everything was accurate and ready within a fair amount of time plus everyone was friendly. Definitely a big improvement over the last few months.

I needed a break on my errands and this was a great place to pop into to grab a snack while I waited for the metro. The staff was friendly and I was excited when I was able to order an iced chai (wasn’t on menu) instead of a hot chai since it was so hot outside. I also got a blueberry hand pie which was delicious. I thought it had too much glaze on it but it was still yummy. I would stop by again if in the area.
I didn’t stay and eat but there was a nice large outdoor patio area as well and plenty of seating inside.

I only had take out/​catering from this place which was horrible. The sub was tasteless so i only ate little and through away.

Came in at 5pm on a week night, think this location closes around 6. Looked like they were cleaning up for closing and was definetly made to feel like we where not welcomed. No one greeted us and staff just gave each other weird glances back and forth. This must be a lunch location only because they all stared at us like we had three heads. Unfortunate because I really enjoy their other locations :(ended up walking out without ordering anything

I got their pancakes and eggs for breakfasts with orange juice. The wait staff was extremely kind and courteous when bringing out my order.
The bacon was cooked perfectly as well as the scrambled eggs. It came with three pancakes and they were sub-​par but it’s usually hard to find good pancakes anyway.
I came to also do some remote work and the outlets situation is simple here… There’s like one outlet. Luckily I managed to weasel into a spot to be able to get the outlet but had I not. I would have been out of here.
Wifi is very slow.

I really like this place. It’s relatively easy to park, the service is fast and the employees are really friendly.

one of my favorite breakfast places in the courthouse area of Arlington Village. The farmers breakfast with egg whites and fruit is very healthy and is 3 egg white with a side of fresh fruit and a harvest toast with a latte this place is well run and the staff are very nice. About $ 10 – 12 for a non greasy breakfast with a latte.
the other sandwiches look good as well.
this is a ‘K’ recommended establishment and seating is always available. Parking is available but metered and unfortunately not free.
tip: use parkmobile app on your iphone to pay for parking while you enjoy your breakfast.
tip 2: have a Panera style loyalty card and you will get more of my business

How I heard of this place: Walking by, with an hour left before meeting our friends for dinner around the corner, my new friend Zarin and I decided to stop for a snack and tea over conversation. I know I have seen the Corner Bakery logo around town before, and was curious about it. My curiosity has been settled.
Type of cuisine: Fresh baked breads lead to the creation of hearty sandwiches, pastries, soups, salads, specialty beverages and more at the Corner Bakery Café. «We started as a little bread bakery, supplying freshly baked bread to happy customers around town. People loved our breads so much, we couldn’t help but evolve into a café where we could serve equally remarkable sandwiches. This, of course, led to delightful sweets, savory panini, fresh salads, and hearty bowls of soups and pasta. Before we knew it, we were a neighborhood favorite in communities all over – a place to find a warm welcome. Where people can gather with friends or hide out on their own. A place where fresh, innovative food is served up with unsurpassed quality and consistency by passionate employees. A place still dedicated to keeping our neighbors, friends and guests happy, in their special little Corner of the world.»
Ambiance: Warm and inviting, the floor-​to-​ceiling windows surrounding half of the establishment, with outdoor seating on the sidewalk-​patio, welcome passerby to come in and have a seat at their second (or third) home. Indoors, the space is open and large, dark wooden furnishings (tables and chairs) are available to diners and patrons wishing to take a load off, or add a pound on! Cozy, dark brown leather sofas and a couch are available on either side of a dark, wooden coffee table, where one can sit for hours talking to a friend, reading the paper or listening to music while enjoying a pastry or espresso, a cup of tea or a cookie! A cozy setting, typical of what you want in a neighborhood café.
What I ordered: Not wanting to spoil our appetites, we selected a raspberry bar ($ 2.49) to share, and my dining companion ordered a cup of hot Mighty Leaf mint mélange tea.
What I loved: The Raspberry Bar was delightful — not too sweet, not too large, perfectly crumbly on top, with a sweet and tart layer of raspberry filling. A great late-​afternoon snack to build the blood-​sugar content!
Why I loved it: Cozy environment, friendly staff, and an array of tasty-​looking treats. What’s not to love?
Cost: Average ($ 2.50 — $ 4 per espresso beverage; $ 2-​$ 4 per pastry/​dessert)

I’ve lived so close to this bakery for so long, and finally decided to walk in. The place is really big and has a lot of seating l, a rarity for a bakery.
I only got a croissant, but it was really crowded so the food must be really good. I’ll definitely be coming by again!