Corner Cafe

New favorite breakfast spot! I had such a delicious experience at Corner Café, everything was amazing! The food was fresh, flavorful, and made with care. It’s officially my new go-to place for breakfast. The atmosphere is cozy, the staff is friendly, and the whole vibe just makes you want to come back. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great start to their day!

Chicken pineapple sandwich is a must try. They do offer complimentary cup cakes. Shrimp omelette is good too. Please make sure to reserve a table. Service is average.

Cafe Corner was such a delightful find! We enjoyed their lattes, which were smooth, creamy, and served perfectly hot. The foam art was a cute touch and made the experience even better. We also tried their omelets with toast, roasted potatoes, and ketchup on the side. Everything was cooked beautifully, with fresh, flavorful ingredients that felt comforting and hearty. The atmosphere was cozy and bright, with friendly service that made us feel right at home. A great spot for a relaxed breakfast or brunch. Definitely worth a visit!

The Corner Cafe has a beautiful ambiance and decor. The pastry cafe alongside the restaurant was a fantastic concept! However, I would not recommend anyone go to this restaurant. The food was average at best. The table was infested with ants, and the service (our server) was simply dreadful. Other than taking our order, she did nothing. However, the food runner and the hostess made up for the poor service. Again, I do not recommend that anyone patronize this establishment.

PERFECTION! High quality from the smoothie to the in-house made corned beef hash & sausage patties. Insanely fresh & well-seasoned. Great coffee! The service was outstanding! Super highly recommend.

Excellent service, AMAZING food. The bakery has wonderful pastries. The wait staff were very nice and knowledgeable of the menu and food. Crab cake eggs benedict, to die for. Salmon bagel, oh boy, so delicious. You have got to stop by and eat here. Seriously, you have to.

The atmosphere and service were great—I really loved the location! I ordered the shrimp, and while they were impressively large, they lacked seasoning. The Prosecco Mimosa, however, was excellent! My friend had the shrimp and grits and also found the food under-seasoned. I get the sense that, given today’s health-conscious climate (hypertension, sodium concerns, etc.), they may be playing it safe with seasoning. Still, it’s tough to add flavor after shrimp is fully cooked. Overall, I’d return for the vibes and drinks, but I’d love to see more boldness in the seasoning.

Let me tell you something… this place stole my heart at first bite. I went on a Sunday morning, and you already know how packed good brunch spots get. It was busy, no doubt, but even with the crowd, I only waited about 15 minutes to be seated. Super efficient and well-organized. The vibe was lively that classic Sunday energy and the smell of fresh-baked pastries had me hooked from the door. I started with the Eggs Benedict on a house-made croissant (yes, croissant, not an English muffin!) and it was next level. Perfectly poached egg, creamy hollandaise, buttery flaky bread… it all came together beautifully. But hold up… the real surprise was the Chicken Salad Club. That sandwich? Love at first bite. The chicken was tender, the salad well-balanced, and the bread toasted just right for that crunch. I didn’t expect it to be that good but now it’s stuck in my head. And of course, the coffee was bold, aromatic, and served in a proper big mug. Even with the brunch rush, the service was top notch. You can tell the staff knows what they’re doing and they genuinely care about your experience. Corner Café in Buckhead isn’t just another breakfast spot it’s the spot. If you’re hunting for the best breakfast in Buckhead, look no further. This is it. Hands down, my #1 breakfast place in the entire city.

It really makes a difference having a good manager here again! Yen, the manager make sure everyone extends great customer service and the food comes out on time I had stayed away from coming here because the service was poor and slow But once I learned they were gonna get good management again I'm returning again and again! I usually order their grilled cheese or they're special and always look forward love their complementary muffins

Great place for breakfast. Delicious omelettes and other egg dishes. Their chicken sausage deserves an award. Spacious, so generally no problem getting a seat. Unfortunately, there is no counter just tables and when it's not crowded the atmosphere tends to sag a little. On the other end of the spectrum when it's crowded the service suffers and you may go for thirty minutes without seeing the person who waited on you. Overall, though, it's a great place and I keep going back Food: 8/10 Service: 7/10 Ambiance 5/10 Overall four stars

The Corner Cafe, a member of the Buckhead Life Restaurant Group, has been serving breakfast, brunch, and lunch along Piedmont Road since 1994. The Buckhead Bread Company is the on-site bakery producing over 60 styles of European-style breads and rolls as well as pastries. Walking in, you can see the long counter of croissants, danishes, muffins, scones, and buns. Corner Cafe offers four types of Eggs Benedict, sandwiches, soups, and specialty brunch items such as Avocado Egg Toast, "Nutella" Belgium Waffles, Scratch Corner Beef Hash, and "Bananas Foster" Buttermilk Pancakes. The Cafe is a bright, comfortable environment, and I love the classic European design of the front of the restaurant, with its wood tones, beams, and panelings. We received solid customer service. My husband and I arrived on a Sunday late morning and ordered the Lump Crab Cake Benedict and Pancakes with eggs and cheese grits. We grabbed a cheese pocket and a cinnamon donut muffin because we couldn't resist grabbing a few desserts to enjoy later. The crab cake was a bit salty, and I did not love the discs that served as the foundation for the benedict. However, the potatoes were crispy and flavorful. My husband's pancakes were a highlight, as they were fluffy and tasty even before syrup was added. The pastries were so good! The cheese pocket was so rich and flaky, and the sweet cheese was so smooth. We also loved the muffin, which really tasted like a cake donut rolled in cinnamon and sugar. I also recommend not passing up on their coffee offerings, especially the French press service. I would love to return to explore more of those sinful pastries and to try some of their lunch offerings.

The service is always first rate, and the food is consistently good. We love the late 70's-early 80's feel of the dining room. When it's sunny outside, the dining room has a nice summery glow to it. My lovely bride always orders their scrambled eggs on a warm croissant, with a side of bacon, and endless cups of black coffee. I like their eggs benedict and orange juice. Don't overlook a bowl of their cheese grits! Highly recommended.

Arriving on a Sunday just before 10 am, there was about a 15 minute wait for a table of 3. The cafe shares space with a bread company which was a perfect wait to feeds our eyes while we waited. Otherwise, you can also leave while you wait for the text message for the table. We started on their complimentary muffins in the flavors of banana bread and chocolate chip. They were a little dry and could have been better if served warm but it was still a sweet way to start the meal. I got their CC "Cuban" Panini Sandwich which was not my favorite Cuban I've had but it was still solid. The sandwich plus the leek potato soup was a great combination since the soup was so creamy and rich. My friend's Roasted Rosemary Lamb Sandwich was deliciously juice and flavorful. A simple improvement could have been toasting the bun first. My mom enjoyed her Jumbo Lump Crab Cake Benedict which was served on circular cut outs of plain bread, which were a little to small compared to using the traditional English muffins. Overall, I had a pleasant experience in this locally owned shop. The staff were kind from beginning to end and it was a comfortable and homey environment to be in. I wouldn't mind coming again to try more items from their menu but especially for the lamb burger.

Arugula and Bartlett Pear salad with salmon. Ethiopian free trade organic French Press coffee....JUST GOOD...a few drops of cream added but not needed. Smoothest coffee I've ever had. Service was phenomenal to punctuate a great experience!

Food. Lots of breakfast staples. Eggs Benedict was good but very heavy on the lemon flavor in the hollandaise sauce. The corned beef was slightly more but better. Service was quick but I think 1030 on a Monday is a slow time. Only thing I didn't like was having to pay with a QR code on the table. And the lowest suggested tip of 25% one star off for that

Place is 5 stars all around. Food, service, ambiance, are all top notch. Really a good spot to bring someone for Breakfast or Lunch. Also, the pastry counter is stocked with yummies. The spinach / feta and pretzel croissants are incredible!

Has suuuch a great brunch here. Nice sized parking lot mad arriving a breeze. We had a reservation for two, checked in and were sat in just a few minutes. Our server was attentive and friendly. I ordered the chicken and waffles it was sooo good and filling. I saw so many things I wanted on the menu it was hard to choose! I also got bottomless mimosas and I never did see the bottom of my glass... I can't wait to go back!

Me and my freind we're looking for a quick not too long of a wait brunch place . We landed on this location since it was in the area we were already at, parking was free and the menu looked good. Service was quick, we did get sat at a place we didn't want to seat but decided to just stay and enjoy the day. I ordered the salmon plate and a side of green fried tomatoes. I was expecting cooked salmon but realized what I ordered once it arrived. The combination of the salmon and bagel with cream cheese was delightful. My freind ordered the corn beef hash. Her eggs were not properly poached and thankfully were remade. For some reason it would've taken to long to do it properly so they brought her out sunny side up fried eggs with a raw middle. She liked her food but said she would've rather cooked it herself. She does not intend to return. I on the other hand will return if I'm in the area since I know what to expect. The price was okay for what we ordered. The setting reminded me of a dinner, but with more class.

Excellent service that started with a bread basket of mini muffins. We shared an order of bananas foster pancakes and the shrimp&grits, and I would order both again!

Stopped by to see if things were getting better. The food is still good for breakfast. We did not have a good experience with the servers. The restaurant was busy so there is that... However service was not good. Do ai guess the Buckhead Dining group has given up on this location....

Came here because Apple Maps has shown 4.7 star rating and cool pictures of some breakfast food. However, the place is not any close to pictures and high ratings First, the atmosphere inside was disappointing, didn't match those photos, but we still trusted those 4.7 star and decided to give it a try. Menu: We could not find the items from Apple Maps/Open Table for this place in the menu and a waiter said "oh, it's old menu, nothing is available, everything has changed". We ordered Avocado toast and Belgian Waffles. It wasn't complete disaster, we could eat it but definitely not even a 4 star, there is no any reason to return. Avocado toast: smashed avocado was good, but the bread could be nicer (especially for a specialized bakery) Belgian waffles with berries: half of the blackberry were rotten that could be seen by changed colors (not black, but pale red). Service: waiter wasn't bothered at all that I didn't eat berries even though from several options of waffles I ordered specifically waffles with berries.

Oof, expected a lot more from this place. Simple menu, but nearly all of it was clearly instant/frozen and heated up. My corned beef hash was salty, although I expect that, and the hollandaise was definitely instant. Potatoes were frozen, not from scratch. My blackberry tea was in a bottle, not house-made. My husband got the three-egg omelet, which was average. Skip it and find a different breakfast spot.

Everything is nice about this café. One feels the light atmosphere and even the gloomy weather didn't detract from it. The menu has all kinds of temptations on it, especially Nutella on various items. I've got to admit that I'm a bit tired of the Nutella trend but it's still delicious to most. The bakery is top notch. A plethora of great breads & cakes. Cakes made to order as well. The list star? Our service was terrible. The server was new but that wasn't the whole problem. It took close to an hour for our food to arrive. It may have been because our server hadn't put the order in but I doubt it because our food arrived pretty quickly once we'd asked what the delay was. Others did not seem to have this wait so I'm guessing our order was an exception. I'll update when I return and receive the stellar service everyone else seemed to get!

This is a standard brunch spot connected to a bakery in Buckhead, where you can actually make reservations and service is quick, even for a large group. they have an extensive menu with some twists on classic brunch fare. It's priced about as you'd expect for a place in Buckhead, although don't expect huge American-sized portions, their portions are more on the moderate side. It seemed like everyone at the table liked their dishes, and I enjoyed my shrimp and grits, which was cheesy and buttery but still had some nice sweet corn flavor. The shrimp were cooked well, juicy, and the gravy was savory and rich with the slightest kick.

Considering that the chicken & waffles is $23, you would think they could include a side of potatoes or the $22 Benedict could come with a side salad? The plate just looks so sad and boring.

I has an amazing time with my bookclub here! We checked in and had to wait because our entire wasnt there, but it disnt take long. CC is located in the heart of Buckhead on Piedmont Road. The food was do damn good! I had to bring it home, because it was so much. I will say it got a little loud but we were loud from excitement from the book. I will share some photos. I ordered the best Chai tea ever and the pancakes! Just great times! Thanks Corner Cafe!

Love this place. Delicious food. We had the chicken and waffles. Please check this place out

Showed up to this place 20 mins before close after a 12 hour drive to Atlanta for a mandatory evacuation from Florida. All we wanted was a nice breakfast. A server (not even sure of his scum name) told us to get out and that they were closed after the manager and bartender told us it was okay to sit down. We ended up leaving because I don't want that server to spit in my food since it was his section. Amazing bartender. She was extremely kind. Manager didn't seem to care that the server told us to leave. The server should be fired TODAY. What gross behavior.

Great atmosphere. Food is a little above average but the bottomless mimosas are great. They aren't so bottomless lol. But I guess I can't drink all day lol.

A great atmosphere! Chicken and waffles was so good! Comes with cheese and bacon bits on the chicken and a spicy syrup. The syrup isnt that spicy, just had a kick to it. Blood orange margarita was good to start the afternoon!

We were greeted and seated immediately which is to be expected on a Monday morning. The customer service was great and we received our orders quickly. I also got the green smoothie and everything tasted fresh and made to order. Will definitely be back!

As we drove down Piedmont into the heart of Buckhead, it had been a few years since we visited Corner Café and Buckhead Bread Company. The hustling breakfast and brunch spot has no lack of flavor and every dish they have is out-of-this world good!  They have dishes like these 'Bananas Fosters' Pancakes or Chicken and Waffles that will fill your syrup craving. Or if you're into those not so sweet items, they have some of the best benedicts in Atlanta, starting with this Smoked Salmon Benny. Warning, this will make you hungry. Upon arrival, we quickly got the Prosecco Sunrise that's a twist on a traditional mimosa with your typical prosecco, orange juice, but they also add grenadine. We love the refreshing and balanced flavor, as well as how pretty the sip is! Speaking of sweet, Corner Café has a sassy Banana Fosters Pancake plate that are fluffy cakes topped with a delicate whipped cream, caramelized bananas, and macadamias. We loved the mix of earthy and hefty bananas served warm and sweet mixed with the delicate pancakes and perfectly sweet syrup. Make sure to slather as much syrup on it and let it soak into the cakes, dessert for breakfast or brunch is the way to go! John turned to me and said he really enjoyed the Chicken and Waffles. Crispy chicken with gooey cheddar cheese on top, they started out crunchy and sharp and then the waffle hits the palate for a little bit of sweet, as well as the bacon for a meatiness. The best part was the spicy chili syrup that gave the whole dish a ZING. Pro tip: dip all the bacon in the spicy syrup and you've got candied bacon!! These have to be one of the best chicken and waffles in the city. Whatever you do, make sure you get the Smoked Salmon Benedict! Now, THIS is how you benny. Boasting smoked salmon atop a potato cake and smothered in egg and sauce, it almost like a lox bagel and Benedict combined into one dish! With the salty and savory salmon pairing with the savory egg, brightness of the hollandaise, and the creaminess of the potato it was one tasty number. I decided these are my absolute favorite benedict in Atlanta. These are a must try when you go to Corner Café. As the brunch rush began to slow and we chatted with the staff, we just love how warm and inviting Corner Café is from the staff to the management and how they made our experience worth every calorie. We can't say enough good things about this spot.

Fantastic food/horrible service. Over two visits I'm come the conclusion that the front of the house operation needs massive help. The second visit the manager swore we were going to have great service. Yet: -- People are seated at tables without napkins or silverware -- Coffee served w/o creamer or spoons, good luck getting a coffee refill -- Wait staff lacks any understanding of what they're serving (how do you want the whites of those eggs cooked??) -- Ordering preferences mean nothing, you'll get the food the way they want to serve it (both visits the food was not prepared as requested) -- Any comment about being disappointed is met with a blank look. Premium prices shouldn't be paired with discount service. Twice is enough. I won't be back.

I went to the Corner Cafe this past Saturday (March 23) as my visit wasn't bad. I do my normal routine before coming to the Corner Cafe where i would make my reservation using Open Table and never had any problems until I encountered the most rudest, dishonest hostess working that Sunday morning. I didn't get her name but she is middle aged lady with blond hair and blue eyes and she had an accent as well. We arrived and went to the hostess stand to check in, there was also another couple who was behind us and i did hear that they didn't have a reservation and we did; so the lady told us to wait, meanwhile 2 other parties came in and were immediately seated and showing favoritism for these other parties 2 to be exact and i was getting antsy but i did notice the couple that came in after us (who didn't have a reservation) hadn't been seated yet, until she calls them over US! So we walked over and asked what is going on and why the couple got sat before us. And she told us that they had a reservation and i said that isn't true because i heard them and then the hostess had the audacity to basically give me attitude and called me a liar. now that is where I draw the line. i had been very patient but when she called me a liar that is unacceptable and told us to wait longer and a table will be open and no manger to be found. so we just left frustrated and coincidentally as soon as i said we are leaving and very upset she called our name saying our table is ready. but we just walked out in truly disappointed. Maybe we didn't fit their/her mole....

We have never been here, and saw good reviews but the service was TERRIBLE!! I do not recommend this place to anyone. It was just my boyfriend and I so not a big party at all. We didn't even see our waiter until 20 minutes after we sat down (I'm not even exaggerating, I kept up with the time). The couple sitting next to us even noticed how long it was until our waiter even came to our table. They even commented on his service towards us. He didn't check on us once, we had to wave him down to even get his attention. No drink refills, on top of that we were only given water and he didn't even ask us if we wanted anything else to drink. Food wasn't even that great. After we were done eating it took us AN ADDITIONAL 20 minutes to get our check.

My love had never eaten here so I decided to bring her here for Sat brunch. When you walk in a hand sanitizer station is located right at the door. We proceeded to the hist station where I had to give my number for seating. After 10 mins, we were told that our seats were ready. You have to scan a QR code for the menu after a few minutes we decided to order. Our waiter was okay not the best but not the worse just needed more hospitality and friendly service. He brought cold chocolate chip muffins and we asked him to please warm them up. He did however they were still not appetizing. Anyway, we decided on crab cake Benedict and corn beef hash for lunch with blood orange and the violet for cocktails. The eggs were poached on each plate with hollandaise sauce and they both come with home potatoes. As you will see in the picture. The bakery was limited but the coffee, smoothies, teas and cocktails were in full service. She loved it and will we be back.

We stopped by while visiting apartments near by. We tried a bunch of things. The latte was ok too much milk for my taste and the chai latte was too sweet. The avocado toast was so good and I like how they spread everything on so you get a flavor of everything in every bite. The grits and potatoes were also delicious and the potatoes were very crispy like fries. The scone was okay, very dry for a cream scone. Me and my wife did not like the Benedict it was not very flavorful and the hollandaise needs some work. Service was pretty good but we got there pretty early and had to wait 15-20 minutes just for coffee. Overall would come back and it's a cute little neighborhood place!

Awesome lunch. Grilled Three cheese sandwich and Tomato Bisque soup. Wendy was an excellent server. Laid-back, comfortable atmosphere.

I ran across The Corner Cafe by accident and I am so glad I did. It was like a step back in time. The decor was classic and the staff was extremely nice and helpful. I especially love the unique take on their dishes. There are some many great things to choose from. I can't wait to go back to try more items off the menu.

Pretty good food. Warm and inviting staff. Didn't have to wait long for a seat. Being a vegetarian, I ordered the veggie omelette - two thumbs up. Wasn't a fan of the grits tho. Bottomless mimosas are necessary for brunch - and Corner Cafe checks the box. I can't wait to go again! Definitely recommending this place to my friends.

Love the cafe! The food is always on point and the service is excellent . It's an excellent place to bring your out of town guests .

There are MUCH better options in the area, Snooze and Corner Bakery & Cafe (I know, almost identical name, but not the same) both have way better food in my opinion. We had the veggie omelette that was supposed to have cheese in it and there was none, and we had the smoked salmon Benedict which was actually not bad. We also bought a ton of baked goods like the lemon poppyseed pound cake, the marble pound cake, chocolate croissant, ham & cheese croissant, and a plain croissant and all of it was pretty mediocre at best. Definitely a let down for us! Also I attached a photo of their weird dress code sign. It's sending sexually repressed vibes for me. It's just odd? This is a very casual breakfast/lunch place so it just feels very strange to have such a specific dress code.

Great food and sweet staff. There's typically a long wait on the weekends, so I recommend making a reservation ahead of time!

Wonderful food for brunch. Avocado Toast and Eggs Benedict were delicious. Avocado ToastTraditional Eggs Benedict

Second time here and hasn't failed to excel. Food was delicious and served quickly. Service was excellent!!!

I ordered the chicken pomodoro sandwich with no spinach and no tomatoes. I also ordered the tomato soup with croutons on the side. This is what they sent me :(

Corned beef hash was a great portion, I buttered my toast and put strawberry jelly and it was a great addition to my hash w potatoes and eggs. The hash is crispy as opposed to soft. But it was flavorful and paired well with the eggs. The grits were very good, shrimp was slightly underdone. Service was good. We waited about 20 minutes on a Saturday around 10am, not bad!

We went to the Corner Cafe, and had a reservation because we were in a group, but still had to wait nearly an hour for a table. During the long wait, I asked to see a menu. The hostess said they didn't have any, and told to scan the QR code. But when we finally got to the table, there was a menu at each seat. Why wouldn't the hostess let me see a menu while we waited? Service was very slow. They left out the sausage on one person's plate. The knives were too dull to cut up the Eggs Benedict (ham and English muffin) without great effort. When you needed something, the waitress was nowhere to be found. We asked for another bottled soft drink and the waitress forgot to bring it. The waitress would not do separate checks for our party of more than 10 people. Then they wanted everything paid by credit card, but they refused to split up the bill. We paid in cash, and she asked what the cash was for. It is a cashless restaurant that refuses to split the credit card bill, so they got stuck having to take cash. How else are we supposed to pay when we are in a group if they won't split the bill? Poor service, but the food was good.

Definitely a cute, quick place to eat. Not overly fancy but the food was well made and the service was good. Lunch here is a definite suggestion. The tomato soup was not the most flavorful But everything else was yummy

Food is mediocre. Service is awful. Not worth the prices you'll pay. Shocked A Buckhead Life Group restaurant is run this way.

My family and I went to corner cafe to try something different. We were skeptical on one review we read , but decided to try it anyway. Thank god we tried for ourselves because the food was amazing! Definitely our new spot and we will be back!

This place is a perfect brunch spot in Buckhead!!!! They have bottomless mimosas/bellinis for $15 and you can mix and match them. The Bloody Mary was not fantastic, but it was still good. I loved loved loved the grilled cheese, had a perfect pull moment and the soup was paired perfectly with it. Will be coming back again very soon! Ps. The chicken and waffles come with cheese on them, so ask to remove it if your lactose intolerant.

Had a nice business lunch here. Was meeting someone to interview them. The grilled chicken sandwich was excellent, the table seating was ideal and the ambiance and area were clean. Would definitely have another business meeting here. The service was okay, a bit slower than I like but it was a very busy lunch and I believe they gave us nice room to take care of business.

The last time I was here was really eons ago with my long time friend for a weekday lunch. I remembered I did not quite like my burger but the service was good. This morning I told him we should take turns to decide where we would go eat. Yes, I am the one who mostly made dining suggestions. He was hesitant at first (maybe cos my suggestions for the past 10 years had been great??? lol!!) but eventually he caved and said how about the Buckhead place across from Buckhead Diner? I like oh, Corner Café off Piedmont. Sounds good, never been there since the last time I had lunch with him. There was literally no wait when we entered which was a bit of surprised. The menu looked great, I was thinking of either the French Crêpes or Corned Beef Hash with two poached eggs. There were 4 of us this morning and the staff actually filled up two glasses of water and left. We were puzzled. One of us ordered a chicken and waffle and our server Alba went ahead and described how that chicken and waffle would be. Her own words.. "comprised of three quarter of a whole..." Yes, she did say 3/4. The guys then spent the next 20 minutes talking about why the restaurant not serving a whole waffle but 3/4. One of them said perhaps the 1/4 will be sold as kid's meal, or just maybe for every 1/4 taken from 3 persons' orders, that would be another three quarters on someone else's plate. I said that just simply cost cutting. As simple as that. After about 20 minutes, and yes the boys were discussing about waffles most of that time, our food came. Food 2/5 My corned beef hash and poached egg was a tad on the salty side. The toasts that came with it were dry. I thought there were roasted potatoes, I did not see much of them. The presentation did not look esthetically pleasing but I guessed it was fine. The rest were happy with their food though one was missing his 1/4 of a whole waffle. Ambience 2/5 The place seemed understaffed yet some staffs were moving so slowly. I believe staffs in any restaurant contribute to the atmosphere and energy to the place. Service 0/5 (can I give them a negative??) There were so many service lapses during our brunch. Let's name a few disastrous ones. 1) Of cos at first two of our four cups were not filled with water which we brushed it off as a slight overlook. When our food came to our table, Alba our server put the check at our table. To be fair, she said to take our time. She also left two cups of to-go coffee for the boys. Now it was a way of saying she would not be coming to our table until much later. Like my friend said the to go coffee would be cold by then. Oh yeah I made them go starbucks with me after the horrible brunch experience. 2) Throughout the meal, no one came to check on us, water was not being filled. One of us was dehydrated cos her water was long gone. Eventually, Alba was nearby and we asked her to refill our water. She filled up one and went to fill up water at other table. When one of the boys asked her to fill up my cup which was half full, her response was annoyed and abrupt. 3) At the end of our brunch, a bespectacled staff came to clear the table. He would stand on one end of our table and asked everyone of us if we were done. He would not remove any of our plates but wanted us to lift the plate and passed to him. He would not even walk over to the other side but simply waited for the two in our party to pass over their plates. That was pure laziness, rudeness and I really wonder where he learned that kind of service from. By that time, the rating of the entire experience just plummeted to the bottom. I really enjoyed my brunch company but this Corner Café just earned my worst brunch experience in recent times. I wonder how can this place be part of the Buckhead Life Restaurant Group?? If Bistro Niko (my favorite restaurant in Atlanta) is heaven, this Corner Café must be hell then.

Quick and yummy every single time. I come here alone or with a date. I have never had a bad meal or experience here. Wish some of the neighboring restaurants would take note. Love! Try the coffee any of them but especially the press!

This cafe needs a little more love on the inside. Furniture is all worn out and tables are wobbly. My French toast was pretty good, they just used dirty dishes.

Delicious food! Friendly staff The avocado toast tasted amazing! Egg was made exactly as requested (sunny side up) and the Nutella and melted marshmallow hit the sweet spot Definitely coming by again !