Corner Coffee Bar & Cafe

Good coffee and in walking distance. Good food too. You can never rely on them actually being open during business hours. Sometimes a note that they will be open later. This week no note me and 2 other costumers showed during business hours and not open. Very frustrating and disappointing. Would have rather taken my walk to the beach if I had known.

Slow service even when the place is nearly empty, plain tortilla chips as your sandwich side, weird and not delicious. The person doing the service was oddly unfriendly.

Love the Corner Café! This is my morning coffee stop. Great prices! Quick service! Karen is great; she knows how to make a great cup of coffee and memorized my drink! This is one of those places you want as part of your daily routine.

Good food, comfortable surroundings, decent prices, and nice people. If you’re a fan of these things this place will not disappoint.
Café often has sporadic hours, we generally will call before we head there.

Tried twice now to support this local business. Hours say they open at 7 am-​this morning my husband and I went for the second time to find a closed shop. Only drive thru open-​apparently an employee who was scheduled hadn’t arrived? They forfeited 7 customers as another car pulled up in addition to two who were waiting at door. All took their business to other competitor coffee shops. Not sure if it is worth trying again – who knows if they will actually be open?!

I love the atmosphere and the seating in this coffee shop. I’ve been here 3 – 4 times now and the staff has always been very friendly to me. I’ve used both their drive thru service and their counter service. My café Americano is always very good. Their butterscotch scones are simply to die for. They are beginning to recognize me. Which I like. It makes you feel like part of the family/​community… Their restroom is immaculate. Having only visited in the morning, I have nothing to report about their wine bar.

Pros: this place makes some awesome sandwiches! The milk shakes are good, desserts are fantastic, and drinks I’ve had were made correctly. Cheryl is great, if you are able ask her to make your drink cause she will nail it every time.
Cons: the hours here are inconsistent. They are a small café with a bar that serves beer/​wine yet they close at 3 Monday thru Friday and close at noon on Saturday. They aren’t open Sunday at all. How are people suppose to enjoy a small town café I’d they’re never open. The owners put up a suggestion box. And never took any suggestions to heart (what’s the point?). And every time they have screwed my order up (the owner that is) she makes excuses instead of listening and fixing it.
Bottom line. Bring more personable people in and stay open. You gotta spend money to make money ;)

This is one of my favorite quiet spots to meet my friends and hang out. The staff and owners are always very friendly. The sandwiches are great and the treats in the mornings with my coffee are yummy. I haven’t been to the live music/​bar that they have, but soon I will.

I stopped at this café after a walk at nearby Southwest County Park. I thought it was great. If it were closer to me, I’d make it my regular spot.
Here’s why:
1. The staff was very friendly.
2. The basic coffee was self-​service, second cup included. I’m always up for a second cup, so for me this is key.
3. I liked the variety of seating options. There were small individual tables and chairs, Comfy arm chairs, and a large round table great for a group of 6 or more. This would be a great spot for a book group or a meetup group.
4. I didn’t eat a menu item, I chose a muffin from the «day old» muffin basket. It tasted great to me, and it was a good value.
5. Fireplace! How cozy!
6. They have a bar area in the back that is open in the evening. I didn’t get a chance to try that out, but it looks cool. I especially like the wine cork walls.
7. They have outdoor seating, if you hit it o a good weather day, you could sit in the front porch area with your dog.
8. Nice clean bathrooms.
9. Drive through coffee option.
10. I couldn’t possibly end a list with 9 items, so I had to add a 10^th.

BEST place to meet someone if you are in the Lynnwood/​Edmonds area. and not heading down into the Edmonds bowl. Great food, great service, great coffee, chai, etc etc. atmosphere super. fireplace! They are open late on Thursday/​Fridays with music and wine tastings. yes, there is a bar in the back… tv to watch the game.
My regular place to have a meet-​up. there is a couple large round tables for bigger meet-​ups. They make almost everything there from scratch. you can even purchase cute cards/​local artist done wares and of course Silver Cup coffee for sale. yum!

I’ve been in a few times and had an okay experience. Their coffee is good but the service is not on par with what I would expect out of a neighborhood coffee shop. Maybe I went in on off days? Also they seem to have random hours /​days they’re open late at night. It’s the only spot in Perrinville for coffee.

I’m frequently in Perrinville and it’s the only good place to eat there. The Corner Salad is my favorite but I’d check out the specials too. They’re always solid choices of soup and salad for $ 7 – 8. The portions seem perfect to me.
I think the staff is VERY friendly and quick with a smile. One of the owners, Bill, even told me a funny joke. Ask him about the lawyer and pineapple joke if you go.

A few years ago, maybe more, this corner was Mel’s Place where he sold bark, sand, and gravel and Tollefson’s was really run by the Tollefson brothers where they packed meat, dressed game, and where you could buy korv, that Swedish Christmas sausage. The years hurry by and things change. Now we have Corner Coffee conveniently located for me a hop, skip, and a jump from my house. I can’t say I’m a regular here but I stop in about every two or three weeks when I’m too lazy to brew my own at home on the Capresso. With that said, I’m really kind of in and out grabbing a latte and maybe a cookie. The latte is always nice and hot, the way I like it. A 16 oz. latte goes for $ 2.85 which is comparably reasonable. The service here is pleasant and friendly. They serve breakfast and lunch and they have a wine & beer bar, though I have not lingered long enough to experience either. It’s in Perrinville, a little off the beaten path unless you’re a local.

This place is so cute & warm. They don’t skimp on the sandwich meat & the breads are really good especially the french dip! They have a huge list of flavors for smoothies, italian sodas & of course coffee. Also have really nice wines. The staff is always super friendly & pride themselves on knowing what I like before I order! The house salad is my favorite!

I always feel welcome when I come to this spot. Comfortable atmosphere with excellent service. I am usually in a rush on my way to work, but whenever I call in and order ahead of time they take care of me. I highly recommend Corner Coffee.

Since writing my last update, another Unilocaler has confirmed the exact same experience of being a regular but getting treated luke-​warm… like a walk in.
I generally believe 99.9% of the Pacific Northwest residents and businesses are color blind, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that the variation in treatment is due to the fact that I am Asian. I didn’t write it in my review last time because it was just a gut feeling and not backed up by significant objective data. However, I did notice that the other person who also didn’t feel so welcomed is also a minority, where as all the other better treated patrons are Caucasian.
It’s just two datapoints, but I’m putting it out there. Either way, I’m not going back.

My favorite mocha. Great pastries, too.
My wife and I have also enjoyed the bar — with a Big E’s ale on tap for me and a nice wine selection for her.
Unfortunately, their hours are limited (esp. Mondays).

This is an extremely cute little shop that is a coffee/​beer and wine/​sandwich bar. The place oozes with ambiance. When we arrived for lunch the other day, many of the tables were occupied by Edmonds residents that I recognized. We weren’t sure how we were supposed to order (counter or table) but the young lady handed us some menus and then we sat down. I ordered the lunch special… tuna melt, soup (cheddar broccoli) and it came with some tortilla chips. My wife ordered a grilled cheese with turkey. It also came with chips. Everything was delish but dang… they get 7.50 for these thin little pannini sandwiches? Some of the other sandwiches come on ciabatta rolls. I know, I know, small businesses need to make a profit but if you’re going to charge me 7.50 for a sandwich then give me a big boy sandwich.
I’m not sure if I’ll be come back for lunch anytime soon, but I’ll certainly try the bar some time. I do like to support small business. And again, I caution any small business from nickel and dimeing the consumers to death, it leaves a bad taste in our mouth’s.

I love this place! It’s really cute and the staff is friendly. I like their coffee. They have free wifi and live music. It’s a coffeehouse, and bar! Which I think is pretty cool. I have had fun here when I’ve checked it out before. It’s a great little coffeehouse, with a nice, cozy atmosphere.