The Corner Bakery Café

Amazing find. Clean, friendly staff, nice restrooms. The menu is nice, food is delicious and generous. Refills on iced and hot coffee.

Very interesting establishment. I came here with my husband and son. It has plesant decore, menue has a nice variety of choices. But when i saw other reviews after i ate, i would have to agree… on the same premises of panera, and a quicker turn around. I think its pleasurable place to come.

Usually like this place. But, this time Anaheim Scrambler had 1 slice of avacado so thin you could see thru it and water squished out of the home fries. Not sure Ill come back. What happened to the quantity and quality?

This is a nice location, pleasing to the eye. I chose out of necessity and found it to be much like Panera including price (ouch! $ 12 for cup of soup and half salad… menu said $ 8.99. I didn’t call it out). The food was good, not great. It was difficult to find a clean table to sit at when I visited. There were remains of past meals surrounding my table. Appeared to be adequate staff behind the counter, but no one cleaning up in the 45 minutes I was there.

Really yummy fresh tasting food! Other reviewers are right about the feel of Panera. Glad we picked this over Panera because it has some unique flavors. We are here visiting family and my niece says there have been several failed restaurants in this spot. Locals should definitely give it a try and keep this place around!

My experience dining at The Corner Bakery Café in Warwick was a positive one. I was greeted by a friendly host who directed me to the ordering counter where I viewed delectable pastries. I however was there to try their breakfast and did not indulge in the high calories! The ambiance in the café is quite lovely and more peaceful and open than other similar venues. My order was taken and delivered to my outside table within a reasonable amount of time. Their pancakes were light and fluffy. The scrambled eggs were a bit heavy and were not warm enough for me. My dining partner enjoyed the same breakfast and seemed to like the coffee as well. I would definitely return to try lunch and a sweet goodie to share, of course!

Came for the free breakfast which was great since I’m hungry lol. I have come here a couple times and always had a good experience. This building has had multiple restaurants here that never lasted but so far I think this place has done well. Great customer service my only downside is frozen butter but overall it’s good food.

This place reminds me of a Panera Bread. It’s fresh and quick. I like that they open later than Panera Bread on Sunday nights. I tried the Vietnamese style sandwich and tuna on wheat and they are delectable.

Two words for this place: Not Impressed! Had a disappointing experience today. Ordered two salads with grilled chicken. The woman confirmed my order when handing me the to-​go bag. Got all the way back to work to find out the salads didn’t have chicken. Back I went and returned the goods. They told me the chicken was under the croutons. Lo and behold… no dice! No chicken as suspected! The preparer argued with the girl behind the counter for a few seconds in front of me as she too indicated it was under the croutons. Her hands went into the salad to inspect (with gloves) but still a turn off. They finally put a couple of containers of chicken in my bag and sent me on my way. Talk about customer service. Nothing for my inconvenience just a «have a nice day». Well «have a nice day» to you. I won’t be returning.

The most straight-​forward way to describe The Corner Bakery Café, is to compare it to something you already have been to: Panera Bread.
The menu offerings are similar, the prices are similar, and the taste of the food is similar. However, I usually struggle to find a table at a Panera, which was not the case here. The food is also brought to your table so you don’t need to wait by the counter. The noise level is preferable here as well.
If I was in the mood for a Panera-​like experience and was on Bald Hill Road, I would likely come here versus the Panera further down the road.

This was so good. My second visit in one weekend. First one was at Garden City location, where I got the farmers scrambler. Second one was here where my sister got a scrambler, all the while moaning over its’ deliciosity. This time I had the yummy oatmeal with raisins, almonds, cranberries, walnuts and brown sugar. It comes with a crisp on the side that is wonderful. The coffee is perfect! Big props to Crystal, a staff person, who was so accommodating and pleasant. I am a definite fan!

Very Panera like but a bit more upscale.
The bagel was the best I ever had. Very delicious. It had a nice crunch on the outside but soft on the inside. I never had a bagel with the hint baking soda at the end. Very tasty.
Coffee is great too.

I was so surprised to see The Corner Bakery in Warwick. This chain is typically found in Virginia, DC, and Maryland.
This is a nice little chain. The restaurant had plenty of seating and is kept clean. Staff are nice and friendly.
My go to item is th e chicken pomadori panini and lemonade. Both are extremely tasty.
My only complaint is the service was a bit slower than anticipated, but I also came at a strange hour.

Not too shabby! The Asian Pulled pork sandwich I grabbed was oozing with delightful sauce. The downside to the sandwich was the roll it sat upon. It was simply too flimsy for the mound of meat and sauce that was put onto it. It left a horrible mess on my shirt as I was eating it.
I love how they have unsweetened ice tea up for the taking if you order a tea, and the hibiscus lemonade was really good too– (I technically wasn’t supposed to have, but I tried it anyway. Honor system? pfftt…)
My only complaint about this place was that when you order a sandwich it comes with the option of carrot sticks or chips. They don’t however ask you what you want, instead if you don’t say something to them they automatically assume you want chips.
Now, why would I want potato chips when my sandwich is too heavy as is? Oh well.
The girl working the register seemed to try her hardest not to smile. Least the food was good, and the girl who brought it out to me was pleasant.

Much like Panera bread, but a lot better! Service is lot more friendly, the panini and pasta were delicious and the portion was decent too. What I liked the most was the self drink bar that had variety of different drinks. The hibiscus lemonade was sooooo good. Very refreshing and tasty.
I wouldn’t call it a bakery though. Just a few baked goods were displayed but didn’t look that appetizing.

I’m giving it four stars. It fixes all the problems I seem to have with a panera bread style «Bistro» in general. You leave your plates in place. They send out your food via waitserver. The waitserver checks on you. The prices are reasonable. However the food which is pretty good just seems very pre packaged and corporate. Sadly this is why it only received 4 stars.
The staff and management were great and service was pretty quick.
I will return here and there. However it wil never make the elite eat and study spot.

This is a nice little lunch spot in the middle of all the Bald Hill Road craziness. It’s very similar of course to Panera in terms of quality and price. You order at the counter and receive a number to identify the table when they bring out the food. There is a lot of variety in the menu that consists of salads, sandwiches, soups and pastas. You can pick 2 items for a combo. I liked the fact that they have the salads available in 2 sizes and they list the calories right on the menu so you can make a healthier choice.
We ordered a salad, sandwich and a couple kids meals. Here the kids meals come with cookies. Personally, I prefer Panera’s kids meals which come with yogurt and apple with the option to add on a cookie. The food was good. My salad was fresh and my husband enjoyed his sandwich.
What made it a 4 star experience for me was the service. When we got the food there was a mistake. My younger son received a full size order of Mac and Cheese, not the kids meal with a cookie. Of course this was a problem because his older brother had received a cookie. I was certain that I had been clear when we ordered and the kids were standing with me. When I explained it to the server she said she’d take care of it. A couple minutes later she came back with a refund and the cookie plus an extra for the trouble. Nice! This little café is probably a solid 3 stars but I added on an extra due to the service received.

I love when new places open! Corner Bakery is almost a Panera Bread/​Cosi hybrid, but dare I say… better. Like, much better.
Similar to most fast-​casual dining restaurants, you find yourself walking up to a counter to place your order. The menu is pretty extensive, and really has a great variety that’s sure to please almost anyone who walks in. Couple that with the «Under 600 calories» combo list, it’s very easy to pick a meal option that’s super tasty and not terrible for you!
Once your order is placed, you sit and the food is brought to you by one of the servers. I had no expectations other than what I’d typically expect from a Panera, but boy was I wrong. The California Grille on Harvest Bread panini was nothing short of delicious, with fresh tasting grilled veggies and amazing pesto to boot. The bread… oh the bread! Amazing.
Possibly my favorite part (aside from the ample seating) was that the restaurant takes your plates from your table. Certainly a nice perk from the standard «clean up after yourself» model most of these restaurants have.
CBC is A-​OK in my book!

My wife has fond memories of Corner Bakery Café from living in Washington, DC, but when you don’t have such a wonderful man in your life sometimes you find joy in the most dismal of places — The Corner Bakery Café is clearly one such misstep.
This place is a total bummer. The food was flavourless, the service was almost too efficient and provided by people far too keen to be working at this café.
«Just greet people extra special today, Diane, and maybe you won’t have dismember and eat your beloved cats,» said the many voices in Diane’s head.
To be fair, the sandwich was edible, and the chicken soup was OK, but just the whole vibe, lack of charm, and general mediocrity makes me wish this place was still a multi-​ethnic burrito restaurant.

So the location on bald hill is great. the shop is really nice on the inside. I found the service to be friendly.
it is not really a ‘bakery’ in the Rhode Island fashion. it does have some baked goods that are very tasty. The prices though are a bit on the high side as mentioned. Their main focus is on sandwiches and salads. we did not try them on this trip, mainly because of the price tags.
All of that being said, they are new a deserve a try.