Corner Stop Cafe

So at the Corner Stop Cafe,the atmosphere is very southern and cozy. Our server was Trish I believe her name was,and she was really sweet and charming. I absolutely loved there Mason jar glasses for drinking cups. And the fact that Trish, made sure my husband cup didn't go empty, was a huge PLUS for me. Now let's get to the food! My husband ordered the Country Steak and eggs with extra gravy and he LOVED his food. He said it was cooked perfectly for him. I ordered the on the farm omelet I think it's called. It comes with like 4 different kinds of meat,onions,bell peppers and you get a choice of 1 side. Which I got the cheesy grits.( being a southern belle in all) Well my omelet was WAY too greasy, that it has grease all on the plate and it was WAY OVER COOKED. BUT like a true lady, I didn't cause a big fuss. I just simply ate my OK tasting grits and left my omelet untouched. But the lady at the register (I'm guessing was the owner) Asked why I didn't eat my omelet and I told her. She was very apologelic. So even though my food & water tasted bad, I still give this wonderful MOM&POP place a 4 STAR rating. Because I'd rather support a local business than a franchise or Corporate company anyway. So thank you Corner Stop Cafe for the delightful Southern Experience.

I ordered the fried chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans. The biscuit comes in some kind of honey liquid which was not that tasty. (Mine had an extra bug in it I found after two bites) The chicken peice was small and dry. The potatoes had some kind of flavor in them which I could not place (I couldn't tell if it was onion or garlic) The green beans were good. The sign says "Southern" but everyone inside sounded like they were from the north east. The price was low but I do not recommend eating here.

Omg, where do I start? The southern welcoming here is genuine. The sweet tea is definitely SOUTHERN STYLE. The food was fresh. The honey buttermilk biscuit IS A MUST HAVE; the mac n cheese lacked flavor. I would definitely go back for round 2, 3 , 4, 5, & 6.

Down home southern cooking in a homey atmosphere. You can’t call the Corner Stop fancy, but the food is authentic, down-home southern cooking. The biscuits and gravy is wonderful tasting comfort food. Pancakes are fabulous, also. The staff is friendly and engaging. The service is prompt and spot on. We’ve been here for both breakfast and lunch. Both were spot-on and worth the stop. Take my advice: if you like down-home southern fare Corner Stop Cafe is worth a trip!

Great basic breakfast at reasonable prices. French toast was good served with hot syrup which is a plus. Restaurant decor is dated back to the 70’s with an old country atmosphere but has a local favorite for decades. Ample parking available in the back.

Kinda what you think of when you think of small town lunch places. Complete authenticity. Everyone seems to know it at least be familiar with everyone. Daily specials locals food is really good. I had some fried green tomatoes and deviled eggs also a pot roast sandwich.

Exceptionally tasty food at a great price. Good portion size and a cozy and warm atmosphere.

First of all the staff were very welcoming and friendly, unfortunately, that was all that was good. There were six of us. We came to the agreement the food tasted like it came from cans and was processed. Very disappointed. Country fried steak should always served with white country gravy, for one. The collards, and black eyed peas were definitely poured from a can and barely warmed. Would not recommend, the good ratings must be coming from people who have never had country food from scratch.