New Morning Bakery

Food was kinda meh and can't get it without cheese. There was only one barista which seems bad since every order had coffee. It's a fine place, just better options in the area that don't require dealing with the foot traffic in this spot. I can see why other people would enjoy it. Service/politeness from staff was excellent.

Whenever I find myself in downtown I tend to come here for some pastries and to relax. I really recommend this place if you are looking for a good place to enjoy food/pastries and maybe get some work done. (I’ll give it a 4/5 on food just because I believe the coffee could be a bit better but it’s not bad)

I hate writing derogatory reviews. Businesses have a hard enough times these days and don't need it to be any harder. Having said that I just want to bring to managements attention that your customer service can douch better. I came in from out of town for a scone and a cup of coffee. I left empty handed. I stood at the counter (at the spot you order from) and was ignored for 5 minutes. I watched as several employees walked by without so much as a glance is a "I'll be right with you". This was a zero star experience but I don't want to hurt your rating. Just bring it to your attention. Very disappointed.

A diner style bakery with plenty of seating right in the heart of Corvallis. Friendly staff and the place has WiFi. Great environment for remote work Their food is not the best. I had the mocha and bagel - they were alright. Hopefully they introduce more freshly baked delicious items in the future

Cute place with a lot of space and options. Ordered the beaver mocha drink fall special - delicious! Good chocolate chip pumpkin muffin (contains nuts)- recommend getting it warmed up. So many options for pastries, breads, desserts and sandwiches/deli options.

30 years ago, I would have given the Bakery 5 stars, but the quality seems less than that and the counter service was a little chaotic if I am being honest. They kept asking if we needed anything else and the line was long, so we couldn’t see the pastries. The folks were rang up in front of us which made check out even more chaotic. It’s a downtown institution and I will always visit.

New Morning Bakery was once one of my favourite places in town to eat. I have a number of serious food allergies and intolerances, and I loved that I could customize my sandwich to exclude elements which could make me dangerously ill. Now they have taken the option for custom sandwiches away, making it not a safe place for me (or others with allergies or intolerances) to eat. I am very disappointed in this, and am making this review in hopes they will reconsider this mistake and once again offer custom sandwiches.

Good food. Lemon poppyseed muffin was dry but still good. The croissant wasn’t impressive but the cheese and turkey filling inside of it was. I had a bite of a cinnamon roll that was practically perfect. The hazelnut coffee is delicious. So overall the food definitely has its ups and downs. But the server was very nice and the atmosphere is unmatched with subtle ambient lighting and artwork on the walls. I also really appreciate the dedicated water spout for the water drinkers. Definitely give this place a try!

If you find yourself in Corvallis, this is a very comfortable, delicious place for coffee and pastries and more. A long-time resident tipped me off. We met for over an hour and I was impressed by the welcoming staff, good vibes only, and look forward to my next excuse to visit Corvallis so I can come here again. Check it our.

My breakfast burrito looked intentionally squished. Salsa and sour cream were left out despite being ordered with it. Ordered a toasted plain bagel with cream cheese. It came not toasted and without cream cheese, despite having paid extra for cream cheese and for it to be toasted. It appeared as if they squished and then threw my food into the bag to make it look as beat up and unappealing as possible. Usually have good experiences here. But this was really bad

Bravo!!! This place is awesome. Think cafeteria but with MUCH better food and not that evil old lady with the squinty eye!!! Barrister on property to help you start the day! And mmmmmmm. All the yummy food to have!!! When you walk into the place the aroma hits ya and you go. YEAH!!! Service was very friendly and helpful. Happy faces and patient with a person like me who just can't make up their mind because I want it ALL!!! Quiche was amazing and their sausage gravy and biscuits were yummmmmmy!!!! This is an amazing place for breakfast or brunch so run on over and eat up!!!

This establishment has a small hometown feel the minute you walk in! We were looking for a close place to walk to and grab something quick for the day's activity. And this place provided just that! We came back the next morning and sat down for a late breakfast before hitting the road. We ordered egg and bacon sandwich, biscuit and gravy, coffee and organic orange juice. All the food was yummy. On the side note: for some reason the organic orange juice was one of the best OJ I've had! We look forward to coming back whenever we can.

Ok, this place is open for breakfast and lunch and I think it's a really nice spot for either. Definitely go there in the morning to get your fresh baked goods or maybe a slice of quiche or a bagel with a smear. Another good idea and one which we did was to order sandwiches inside salads and stuff so we could have a picnic on our leisurely drive south through Oregon. All the workers were very friendly and helpful. It's right down the street from the Marriott where we stay in Corvallis. So it will be one of our regular places for morning coffee, pastry etc. Or for takeout lunch or such. They do have a dining area if you want to eat in so feel free. Go get you some!!

This place has it all. They're open until 8pm, they have coffee all day and breakfast, lunch and dinner. They have breakfast burritos all day and tons of delicious pastries and cakes. Large seating area inside.

The food is just not good. It looks great and it just isn't. I wanted to like it. We have tried a few times. Things are dry, lacking flavor etc. last time we went we purchased 6 different items to try and they all disappointed. Coffee was awful. The atmosphere feels like a school cafeteria. Unsure why people go here, maybe just due to the lack of options around here but - we won't be back.

Fantastic ... paninis soups salads. the sweets have waaaay too much sugar in them. even the chocolate in the brownie is overtaken by the sugar.

We enjoyed our quick breakfast at this cute cafe. We were a little dubious when the worker popped our selections into the microwave, but they tasted delicious after all. We had: -spinach quiche--- yummy, cheesey goodness on a plain too-thick crust. Overall, delish! -breakfast burrito stuffed with eggs, tasty salsa, ham, bacon, and potato chunks. It couldn't have been assembled very long before we arrived, or the tortilla would have been soaking.

Well to be very honest, when we go to Corvallis we generally go to Sharon's Cafe. It was a Monday and Sharon's is closed Mondays (we found out that day LOL). We decided we really needed to eat 'something' so we to New Morning Bakery on 2nd. Hmmmm. Why do we always end up disappointed here? I mean the place is open with plenty of seating. It's cafeteria style with counter helpers who attend each customer as they become available. It's very unfriendly. I am very friendly. Oh and the bathrooms are gender neutral and clean. That's always a plus! The food. They have an incredible selection of good for you. Nutritious foods and downright naughty, you just broke your diet for the whole month treats! Some items are hot (I regretted not ordering the hot entree) at the front of the line (usually just one) by the coffee machine (I only ordered coffee once b/c it's just not my cup of Joe they serve there BUT I know they make lattes, etc. ). Other items like quiche (very yummy but needs to be heated a bit longer) and burritos (they're...ok) are made ahead and reheated. Other items like salads and Sammie's are also made ahead and they look really really good. This is the thing though, it's just so painful getting through the line (like asking fo Mayo or buyer or just making sure something is heated up enough) and feeling like that price you just paid and the tip they requested was truly worth it. They ask that you bus your own table and to me the $$$ along with the cafeteria style is not worthy of or for that matter. There is no friendly chit chat just 'who next?', 'have you decided on something?', 'oh! You want your cinnamon roll hot?', and there's the famous 'butter? Oh! You want butter for your cinnamon roll?' In short, if you don't mind the cafeteria style and you're are ok with the coolness from helpers and having to bus your own table go for it! The food really saves them and I'm sure if your a regular or a friend from the local college you'll get friendlier service. I understand from a friend they make amazing made to order cakes that slough they are pricey are very much worth it. Maybe one day...

Speedy but great homemade food! Delicious! Self serve coffee, cafeteria speed but all homemade and heated up for you to enjoy on the spot or take away.

If I could leave no start I would do it. This establishment keeps disappointing us over and over. Today order: greek salad, Hungarian mushroom soup, spinach quiche and a chocolate dipped coconut macaron. Coconut macaron- ok Chicken Greek salad- disgusting: green peppers chopped huge, Feta chunks big but no chicken. Mealy cucumbers, black olives missing. Left 75% untouched Hungarian soup- a watery flavorless bowl left 90% untouched Spinach quiche- no flavor, spinach was chopped and sprinkled like parsers decorated custard. Left 75% untouched They are advertised here as having gluten free options. That is a lie id you do not have bread for a gf sandwich or to dip in a soup. No gf wraps either. No gf pasta salad. It was a waste on my money and time. Walked to "squirrels" and had their chicken little sandwich in a gluten free bun and my partner hard a cheese steak and a beer. All these for less than we paid at New Morning Baker for awful food.

Such a great place in the downtown area. The staff are super friendly and helpful. There's nothing I love more than a mile long case of desserts to salivate over as I decide what to order for lunch! I went for the spinach and cheddar quiche. It was delicious and had a lovely buttery crust. We went crazy and ordered a ton of desserts to try. Since it was OSU graduation weekend, I had to get the chocolate cupcake decorated like a Beaver! I ate it too fast to get a picture. Aside from the cupcake my favorites were the super food(?) cookie, peanut butter cookie and carrot cake. Stop by and treat yourself.

My husband loves cheesecake. So I ordered a cake from New Morning Bakery a few days prior to his birthday. They were great telling me details about their cake & options I had. It was ready for pickup at the time I asked for it to be. And most of all it was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! It was by far one of the best cheesecakes we have ever had. Like the type you sneak a bite when no one is looking good. We will definitely be ordering from them again!

Tasty quiche that is a good sized portion. Definitely an affordable location! Inside is big open space with plenty of seating. Wouldn't mind a little mellow background music as to not hear the constant hum of the refrigerators, but honestly not a big deal. Service was prompt and everyone was friendly.

It's a deli , coffee shop and bakery . Order and then sit down. Not really a full meat deli but salad type -!: panini sandwiches. The bakery is the star here. Breads and cakes and pies and cookies. I have enjoyed pecan pie, the cheesecake is amazing and not too mushy. The cannolis are huge and perfectly seasoned with light cinnamon and chocolate. And the shell is not too thick. The peanut butter pie is unique and tasty. If you are a fan of peanut butter this will be your jam. It was so yummy. The lemon bars are done without powered sugar. Very tart and solid not jelly-ish more of a smooth solid filling and very tart. The crust was the sweet flaky complement that was more shortbread sweet and was perfection. Next my most favorite is the cinnamon rolls. They have small , large and with and without icing. Go for it . Any of them. The bread is not doughy but not dry. Just amazing. Not too much with the spice. And will not give you that cinnamon stomach ache. Many Hanukkah options and vegan treats. I love the coffee specials. You will never regret any tasty treats here.

the food was ok. I ordered the tomato bisque the texture was odd, lots of chunkiness, slices of celery? Flavor was ok. The chicken salad was so rich I couldn't finish it. But otherwise ok. The Bread was decent but not the best. My dessert, blueberry cheesecake bar, was ok. again super rich, but lacking in flavor. Selection was good, portions generous. The cleanliness and feel of the place was so so. The front door wouldn't stay closed so we were freezing. But to end on a good note the customer service was super friendly and helpful.

We came in on a Friday evening to eat before a show at the Whiteside theater. The bakery case items looked appealing and our food orders were OK. But the entire ceiling is in need of cleaning, there are dust clumps everywhere, and the potential for food plates or preparation area contamination is possible. I don't understand why health dept. checks don't call this out Furthermore, the floor was covered with crumbs and debris, as can be seen from the photos. I don't see returning until attention to such basic cleanliness is addressed - and I can only give two stars for management allowing these issues to stand unaddressed‍

The food is generally good, however, occasionally you may pick something like a quiche that was opened earlier in the day or the day before and you can tell it's been sitting a bit. But it's still flavorful-something most people wouldn't notice-just a thing I pick up on. But really I love NMB and the ambiance is great. I love to go and read or write there because it's normally fairly quiet and welcoming. The service is always quite good.

Sadly, the other reviews are spot on. I went there Friday night for the first time in three years and was disappointed to see it had deteriorated to the point where it should be shut down. Where to begin? Ordered the $11.95 combo of the spinach-bacon quiche, "side" of Greek salad (drenched in dressing with almost no ingredients), and a bag of salted chips. When I asked for a substitution since I can't eat salted chips, she grabbed the bag back. I said, "Nope. I'm paying for it, I'm taking it, even if to give to a friend or homeless person." The quiche? Cold and undercooked. The eggs were runny. I ended up getting sick later that night. Now the worst part. A couple was sitting at the adjacent table and I overheard one tell the other, "Don't look up." Yep. I looked up. Wish I had looked up before ordering. I don't understand how the health department hasn't shut them down and instead keeps giving them passing grades. Are they paying off the health department? I should've taken pics of the carpet. It was filthy. Hadn't been vacuumed or steamed in years. But the photos of the ceiling tell you the whole story. Do you really want to eat in a place that doesn't care about your health? The overpriced slice of quiche that was barely cooked (making me sick) combined with the disgusting environment is enough to convince me to never return. Also, the employees were cranky and at only 6pm, they had minimal food choices.

Yummy! Homemade baked goods! Great breakfast, sandwiches and coffee! The place is always busy for a reason!

Stopped here for breakfast a few times while visiting the area. Every time was a difficult experience in ordering food. Once we ordered and some of the items we ordered were not on our order. Once someone in front of me asked for eggs (which showed temporarily unavailable), but got eggs because it was a misunderstanding... but when I asked, they said no. Apparently the cook wasn't there yet, which I can understand, but if they were making eggs anyway, why couldn't they have made me eggs? This business seems to be a struggle bus where service and availability is involved. On a good note, we picked up a Pecan pie to go, and it was delicious!

I've been going to new morning bakery since the 80s when they opened. It used to be a tiny hole in the wall just south of their current location. It's been a year since I've been in, but I stopped in for my favorite, an Orange Butterhorn. I was disappointed to see that they have shrunk and size significantly. The current size is about half of what they used to be. Sadly as well, the prices have gone up. You are now paying more money for less product.

It saddens me to write this, but New Morning Bakery has been slipping of late. I have been going to NMB since we moved here in 2004 and have always loved the place. It's kind of a dream bakery. But there are some things I've noticed lately that could stand some improvement. First off, some of the employees are not as friendly as they used to be. There is no warmth in their attitude, and they are slower than molasses. This evening, for example, I was in a hurry because my daughter was so exhausted from play rehearsal that she'd fallen asleep in the car. As a special treat, I was getting her some lasagna (her favorite) and a slice of delicious cake. There were two elderly guys in front of me in line, and they were very chatty in that Corvallis kind of way, which is fine -- but the girl who was waiting on them was completely occupied with their banter. Again, I get that. People like to talk in Corvallis, it's part of what makes the vibe here livable. In the meantime, this other girl was cleaning the coffee machine right next to me, swabbing it down slowly with a white rag. Several minutes went by before she worked her way over to me. She paused for a moment, then looked up and said: "are you being helped?" I looked to my left, and then to my right. "No," I said. "I'm just standing here waiting." This statement appeared to baffle her, and she stood there blankly. Eventually, she said: "Is there something you'd like?" "Yes," I said. "You can get me a slice of lasagna to go, there's no need to heat it. And a slice of triple berry torte." After an excruciatingly long time (how long does it take to slice a slab of lasagna and slap it onto a cardboard plate?) she appeared at the register with my order and I paid for it, sliding a tip into the jar. "Would you like a receipt?" she asked. "No, that's OK," I replied. Then she turned on her heel and walked away. Not a word of thanks or "have a nice night" or anything -- just snag my fifteen bucks and gone. Training tip for management: Teach employees to thank all customers for their money, no matter how humble the transaction. A two-dollar cup of coffee becomes one hundred dollars worth of business over the period of two decades, maybe more. How hard is it to say "thank you, have a nice night" to your customers as you are walking away? To be honest, while the decor and community spirit at NMB is awesome (they hang local artwork on the walls), the food can be hit or miss. The lasagnas and raviolis are great, but elements of the fruit salad are sometimes flavorless and wooden. The cakes and pies are fantastic, particularly when the berries are in season, but the cheesecake is fatty and flavorless, the almond croissants are often soggy, and the biscuits and gravy tend to the heavy side. Breakfast burritos? Awesome when they are in stock and the bacon is crispy. Eclairs? Yawn. The custard tastes boxed. Tiramisu hits the spot every time, just the right amount of liqueur. Chicken salad is always tasty, so long as you shake some salt on it. Tuna salad lacks anything distinctive at all, tastes old. Paninis are zippy but the turkey provolone sandwich feels close to retirement, if not ready to enter the senior center. Don't bother with the macaroni and cheese, even though it looks quite sumptuous -- in fact, this is the case with many of the dishes, which look great but fail to deliver, which goes double for the petit fours: delightful to look at but cardboard in the mouth. I will always be coming to New Morning Bakery so long as the place is still standing. I consider it the heart of Corvallis, not the least because of its oblique reference to the Bob Dylan song. But I would also appreciate it if they'd bring back some of the old enthusiasm. They need it. Can't you feel that sun a-shinin'? Ground hog runnin' by the country stream This must be the day that all of my dreams come true So happy just to be alive Underneath the sky of blue On this new morning, new morning On this new morning with you --Bob Dylan

We bagels are quite expensive but not at all good. Our only other visit was to purchase a large cake that was fine but not $60 fine.

This place has been great for years. Good food, pleasant atmosphere, friendly servers. Well, the first two remain, but the service has changed. The kids behind the counter do not acknowledge people, for the most part. No smiles, no customer service skills, or even a nod that customers are actual people, it seems. My mother and I waited for five minutes before anyone even approached us so we could order. When someone did, she took our order and then never returned. Someone behind us got the piece of food that my mother had ordered before he had, and it was the last one. We are patient people, and not "Karens." We know that this is a "first-world problem." But after waiting for 10 minutes total, with no server making eye contact and returning to help, or even acknowledging us, we had had it. If a person is paying money (and a tip!!!) for good service, they should get good service. Unfortunately, this bakery has gone downhill. Big time. The service has gotten progressively worse. It's very sad. This place used to be a haven. Now it's unwelcoming, with kids who don't seem to care or know that they themselves are human. I won't be back. It's gotten progressively worse for the last year.

We bought four different deserts. Only one was just ok, the others were awful. The cannolis tasted stale and the cream was almost hard. The baklava was flavorless and tasted like a sugar cube. The pumpkin cheese cake was the best but I think Costcos might be better.

The restaurant looks great at first, but not so great by the time I left. I ordered the soup and it was barely warm. Someone had turned off the heat hours earlier and it was sitting in the pot getting cold. I got one little piece of bread. The restaurant is FILTHY! That was the scary part. Ceiling fans with thick black dirt, support chains that are so encrusted with dirt and cobwebs they can barely be seen. The carpet desperately needs to be replaced - gross! This makes me wonder what the kitchen looks like. This place hasn't been cleaned in decades!

I had two hours to get some stuff done I could've gone anywhere I chose the new morning bakery -- that was a mistake. They say on their website they have Wi-Fi. The girl at the counter said they don't. I ordered three scrambled eggs with cheese and bacon. It came on three separate plates. WHAT. This place used to be amazing not sure what's happening here

Delicious food, great atmosphere and friendly staff. Full breakfast, pastries, homemade soups, sandwiches and even mimosa and a gluten free pot pie! Yummy!

I have a service dog and was denied entry. the manager asked if my dog is a service dog and I said yes. I have proof I carry with me as well. but the manager asked us to leave and said he didnt care about the law.... very rude. discrimination of handicapped should be unacceptable in this time and age.

Food tastes good. Had a couple issues in the last year. May decide to spend my money elsewhere. Bought a package of beaver cookies for work and clearly something was missing in the recipe for this batch. They were surprised I brought them back and wanted a replacement of something. They acted like a mistake was not possible. My second issue was ordering a cheesecake, special order with caramel and pecan on top of a New York for a work birthday party. Was told they could do it as a special order. They then called me couple days before and said they could not do it. I asked what other options they had, and she told me New York cheesecake with a gluten free crust. I said, you always have Marion berry, chocolate, and lemon cheesecake. She then admitted yes they did. I have spent a lot of money there in the last 30 years, even $50.00 for a whole quiche which seems like a lot. I canceled my order and ordered from Beloved Cheesecakes in Albany! Very happy!

I have only ever tried their quiches, but every quiche I've had has tasted wonderfully rich and had nice fluffy texture. Their serving size for the quiche is quite big and could be split for two meals with a nice salad or fruit on the side. The quiche were always delivered to our work for meetings, but even with it not being warmed up it was still tasty. Even more delicious when warmed up. I did recently drop by the store front and there appeared to be a nice selection of different baked goods. I had my heart set on cake though, but they only had one option which didn't appeal to me. I can't speak much to the other selections, but I definitely recommend their quiche. Filling, tasty, and nice portion! I'll have to return to try their other offerings some other time.

This place has the perfect ambiance and very tasty pastries. The coffee was just okay, but if you're getting anything else I would recommend.

Great little place. Pretty delicious food for a decent price. I also like their coffee & teas (if you're a sweet coffee fan). Service is generally pretty quick even though there are lots of customers. I have been coming here weekly for a coffee or lunch with friends all year. The only downside is that they do not have wifi, and when they did have it it was barely functional, but nothing a phone hot-spot can't fix!

One of my all time favorite spots! I love their focaccia pizza as well as the delicious salads that you can choose from to make a three salad sampler. Their chocolate mousse and chocolate croissant's were my children's favorite when we lived in Corvallis. God bless the New Morning Bakery! Highly recommend their delicious treats, food and coffee!

Many options, always good service. I've always appreciated the flavors even if the item wasn't my favorite.

I came here for the Autumn art walk and stopped by to get something to munch on. It was very welcoming, cozy and smelled like warm pastries walking in. The lady at front was very sweet and patient. They are currently open and have indoor and outdoor dining open. Employees are wearing masks and customers wear masks unless eating. The outdoor dining was small and had two chairs per table. I got the southwest wrap, lemon bar and an iced latte. The wrap was ok but I'm giving this place 5 starts because of their pastries. It's the best lemon bar I've ever had. The lemon curd was nice and fluffy and the biscuit had a nice crunch. It was a pleasant experience and the weather was perfect enough to enjoy my food outside and people watch. Will definitely be coming back for more pastries when I'm in town!

Wow! This place has great quality bakery items! The carrot cake has great frosting, the cinnamon roll is probably the best cinnamon roll I've ever had, the blueberry cream cheese danish was fluffy sweet and delicious! I really have nothing to complain about! And the quiche had the most perfect texture!! Oh my gosh the crust and filling was so good! Definitely a go to! The staff was very nice and they're all social distancing well too!

This is an "it is what it is" 4 stars. As in, delivers to expectations. We came here for dessert and coffee not breakfast and it was an overall good experience. Food was good, espresso drink good. The maple walnut pastry was over the top sweet. Drip coffee not that could. Service friendly. Spacious dining area but not very clean.

We went to the fine establishment on a early Saturday afternoon, due to us not have eaten all day. I was pleasantly surprised with the fine menu options and adorable desserts. My sister on the other hand is a very picky eater so in the end we ended up trying the "Grilled cheese" with a side of tomato soup. While ordering I was informed the soup came with a slice of bread. Due to me not being very cultured on bread I asked for a recommendation. The worker was very polite and offered the sour dough, which I accepted. Fatal mistake. That bread almost made our dentures fall out. Very hard, and not tasty ether. Anyways our grilled cheese was complete within minutes and as we dug in we both realized the grilled cheese was very plain. Not bad at all, but just plane. The tomato soup was definitely the winner here (with salt included). Definitely a good experience for the both of us.

Looked like a great bakery! I only got a bagel with cream cheese. There were only two options there, but their cakes and cookies looked great! Not a ton of breakfast options though, that I remember.

Been coming here 25 years and sad to say I won't be back. I had hoped the significant drop in customer service and selection was temporary but just continues to decline. Soup was barely warm, no sandwich selection and absolutely no effort by the staff to make it a good experienc.e. What a bummer!

The blueberry pie was great. When we came in to the bakery around 2 pm, there is limited baked breads not sure if they are usually plentiful in the morning.

We had Yule logs from New Morning Bakery and they were so yummy. My boss has been getting these for our Christmas party and this was the first time I had one. So good! Moist and sweet, yum. Beautiful to look at as well. Lovely addition to our Christmas party. I am going to get my own next year to enjoy.

I really want to really, really like this place. It has some nice things going for it. Unfortunately, it has some things working against it and keep it from being a stellar experience. New Morning Bakery has a long glass case of assorted foods. Sandwiches, soups, pastries, things like that. They also have a reasonable selection of coffee type drinks for about the same price as Starbucks or Dutch Bros. I have been there twice (both recently). The staff is friendly but often disorganized. They don't know who has been served and have difficulty remembering what was requested. I get a hot chocolate and am always asked a second time if I want whip cream on it (I do, please). I tried the food one of the times and got their chicken salad sandwich. Originally I was hoping to order an actual chicken salad -- like a side salad with cut up grilled or fried chicken. They have a chicken salad mix which is entirely different so I tried that. I ask for it to be on a croissant instead of regular bread but I got regular white bread. The issue is that the white bread was dry and crumbled easily so the sandwich fell apart as I was eating it. The chicken salad itself didn't have much flavor and badly needed to be seasoned. It was also fairy dry. It had a nut of some kind in it, so it crunched as I ate my sandwich and I thought that was kind of weird. It seems like I'm complaining about it all, but that's really as bad as it gets. The rest is nice. The establishment is fair sized and has a coffee shop kind of feel. The service is prompt and the food and drinks are usually made pretty quickly. The staff doesn't mind if you hang out for a bit and use the wifi (which many people do). All in all, I would go back there again if I wanted a place with a relaxed atmosphere to drink my hot chocolate (with whipped cream!). Hopefully the food gets upgraded a bit in the future and I can bump up this review to 5 stars.

Always an enjoyable place to grab a hazelnut coffee and muffin or other baked goods. Very kid friendly. Highly recommend.

I usually come for lunch, but decided to try them out for a catering gig in Corvallis! Everyone was thrilled with the Sandwich board, salad and pastries! Simple but done well. Good quality products all around and that's what made the difference. I will definitely be using their catering more often! Worth every penny!

i had a soup and tuna sandwich for lunch today there. the soup was tasteless and tuna sand was made with a very thin layer of tuna salad. the food was horrible and i wasted my money.

I absolutely love the food here. But the service is terrible. On multiple occasions, I've gotten there shortly after they've opened for the day. The ladies behind the counter take an average of 5 minutes to even acknowledge I'm there. It takes another 10 minutes for them to prepare my order (as simple as one cinnamon roll, unwarmed, to go). Plus another 5 minutes to ring me up. That is an unreasonable amount of time to spend, start to finish, just to pick up something already made and ready to be served. However, like I've said their food is amazing. So enjoy every bite but be prepared to wait.