Corner Cafe
Shoppes of Jenners Village,827A Old Baltimore Pike, West Grove, PA, 19390
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Address :
Shoppes of Jenners Village,827A Old Baltimore Pike
West Grove, PA, 19390 - Phone (610) 869-5557
- Website https://www.cornercafejennersville.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 3:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Andrew S.
Six of us went there for lunch, and all us were pleased. Nice variety of sandwich, soup, wrap and salad options. Fair prices with attentive and friendly service. We'll definitely return. Pork barbecue sandwich was particularly good; very tender and flavorful.
(4)Carissa S.
This is the perfect place to meet a friend for a late breakfast. The food is really delicious, and the new owners (now it is Corner Cafe) have added their own items without getting rid of the signature Aloha items. Good size portions and attentive staff. Definitely go here before considering heading to the nearby chain restaurant Perkins or Starbucks.
(4)Brigit B.
Stopped in for a quick solo lunch. Ordered the buffalo chicken wrap, added fries because it was Presidents Day and Lincoln would have wanted me to splurge. Solid meal. Friendly server but I felt a bit rushed. I asked for recommendations and she suggested one sandwich. This being my first visit, I like when the servers help out a bit....there was a good assortment of items so suggesting maybe more than one wrap was quite possibly possible. Wrap and fries were very good. I removed most of the actual tortilla since I had an order of fries to consume. Thanks Abe. Tomatoes were incredibly fresh! I was charged 75 cents for requesting ranch on the side. I have zero issues with said charge but I think it's considerate to give the customer a heads up when the order is placed, and not just adding it to the bill. The corner cafe was clean, employees were pleasant, and my wrap, enjoyable....therefore the likelihood of my return is high.
(3)Stephen R.
Prompt and courteous service. Good value good portions and good tasting. I had the Kennett Square omelette with sweet bread for breakfast. I'll be back.
(5)Melanie R.
Great place for brunch. We came to the area with some friends attending a conference. Dropped in here for a quick bite and was not disappointed. Great food choice on the menu and good service. I went for the rueben and it was good. It tasted very fresh and homemade. A good change from the typical fast food chain sandwich shops. The wait was a bit but we didn't think it was too bad.
(5)Sarah S.
Tried this place for brunch. I was impressed by my meal and wait service. However I did not appreciate the seating, which was in the back crammed up against a wall with what seemed like the brightest light in the world shining on my head. Anyway, the Eggs Benedict was delicious. It was made with grilled sweet bread, their Hawaiian replacement for toast. This, as well as other options like Mahi Mahi, seem to be the aftertaste left by the restaurant's predecessor, Aloha Cafe. My partner's burger was apparently "average". We also tried the corn nuggets, the restaurant's signature appetizer. While tasty, the small bowl of fried blobs of sweet corn was not worth the price of a meal here. That said, our waiter was very attentive and positive. I'd like to re-iterate how delicious the Eggs Benedict was. Despite the other factors, I'm looking forward to trying more of their dishes... hopefully next time at a different table.
(4)Zach K.
I love this place for breakfast. It ranks up there with Hollywood Grill in Wilmington and Hank's Place in Chadds Ford. I order the country breakfast (substituting crispy home fries in place of the meat) with poached eggs and upgrade to real make syrup, toasted hawaiian bread (this is a must) and a side of hollandaise. Delicious. My coffee cup is never empty and the service is friendly. Being seated in the back can seem a little cramped and out of the way, but the food and service are worth it.
(4)Michael F.
Is five stars too generous for the Corner Cafe? I don't think so. And here's why. I've now had lunch here 5 times in the last 5 months. Every single meal has been spot on. Reuben, a buffalo chicken salad, BLT and a turkey club (2X). And the extra stars...for the bread. Real, homemade fresh bread. Good bread is important, and it makes the difference on the sandwiches here. The other things for me that has me offer a favorable review is the homemade soup. Wow..the stuff is REALLY homemade. Even the broth! The navy bean and ham taste like Mom's. Today, I had some vegetable and beef. Wow, giant chunks of potato, string beans, and plenty of beef. Plenty of breakfast and dinner items, but I just haven't made it over to try. And Jennifer, our regular waitress, just might be the most charming and efficient waitress on the planet.
(5)Sarah M.
My husband & I went for breakfast on a week day. EXCELLENT service & good cafe/diner type food. Low points - eggs a little rubbery, & I don't like the tv on. Good points- coffee. & food is hot & plentiful.
(4)Bob K.
If I could give 6 stars I would. They have a good assortment of menu items, covering the palate, and covering breakfast and lunch. The staff is friendly, attentive, but allows for difficult orders, or slow decision making. If my glass ever made it to empty, they were right around the corner to refill it, and worked with custom orders from both of our kids. I can't recommend them enough!
(5)Nicole R.
This is now called "Corner Cafe". What a gem! Arrived on a super busy Sunday morning with a group of three and waited about 10 minutes to get seated. The waitress was really sweet and attentive & the food arrived very quickly considering how busy they were. This place is on the small side; not a lot of space for larger groups but I'm sure they'll do their best to accommodate. Huge portions. I ordered a veggie omelette with breakfast potatoes. They offer all the classic breakfast stuff; pancakes, french toast, scrambled eggs, etc.
(4)John D.
It's ok. Not that great and a little pricy. Always busy on weekends cause place not that big. Service really good though and friendly people.
(3)Erik H.
This morning was the second time my girlfriend and I went to the Corner Cafe. In my opinion the place is too small, food takes forever to come out and when it does it is subpar.
(2)Barry G.
We were looking for a place to stop after for lunch on the way to Baltimore Just stopped in here and got the steak sandwich . It was delicious with fried onions and portobello mushrooms . The staff was very friendly. Great find
(4)Kelley B.
Great little sandwich shoppe. Went here after a bike race, and it hit the spot. The food was made quickly and the wait staff was friendly, wonderful, and attentive. A def change up from the run of the mill chain sandwich places!
(5)Bruce B.
The word Aloha has a lot of meanings. It means hello, goodbye, love and your spirit. The Aloha Cafe means all these things to me. When I walked in, a handsome Hawaiian couple greeted me with a warm Aloha and when I sat down, I could feel the love in these wonderful people. When I told Ken and Leilani I used to live in Kahaluu, Hawaii, the love dial got turned up to high. But it was me that was high. High on the huge photo's of Waikiki and the koolau mountains and the surfers and the sexy Hula Girls all around the restaurant. my experienced heightened when we started to "talk story" with each other. Oh! Did I mention the food was pretty darn good too? Aloha Bruddah!
(5)Alex L.
With all respect to Bruce B he couldn't be more wrong about the Aloha Cafe. If you want to eat average food and pay tons of money by all means visit Aloha Cafe. The last time we went our bill for breakfast for 5 was over $70. Granted I have kids with high-end coffee tastes but still... If you want a good breakfast at a good price try the Varsity Grill in Oxford or the Creekside Dinner in Kennett Square.
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