The Corner House

I really enjoyed it. The food is good, restaurant is new (at least within the last three years). Very clean and the service is outstanding. I had a cup of potato soup, excellent, left the plastic from the crackers on the table--gone by my third spoonful. The slip Jim was tasty with a soft bun. Only criticism was the bowl for the baby Greek. This will sound strange but the bowl was too small, the salad size was perfect but with the bowl you couldn't dig down in the salad, I was halfway done before I found the beets (my favorite salad topping). I should mention the beets were diced not sliced (I prefer slices). Also note-NOT OPEN ON MONDAYS. I will be back.

I have been wanting to try this place for quite some time. I never think of it until I'm driving by though. Today we planned to meet up for brunch so I suggested going here. This was a very small place that likely was a fast food restaurant in the past. The space is doubled with a nice outdoor patio. We decided to sit at the bar and of course, I had to order a mimosa. They have a happy hour menu, and plenty of alcohol so they are able to make you a drink but they do not have a bartender, so it would have to be simple. The servers were all extremely pleasant and we enjoyed being there. The food was delicious. We enjoyed a build your own omelette, where you can choose 1 protein, two veggies, and one cheese. We chose Ham, mushrooms, spinach, and feta. This was served with hash browns and toast. We also ordered a southern breakfast Burrito. Our food was phenomenal! We absolutely loved it here and would come back again!

The food is so so yummy and had ALWAYS had great service, everyone is so kind! Good place for all meals of the day

I came here with another yelper to check this fancy place out this week and we both kind of had mixed feelings about our experience here. I will say, walking in, I *loved* the décor and how this place looks. Freshly updated throughout. Loved it!After getting seated, I reviewed the menu and was torn between the nachos (appetizer) and a gyro pita wrap. I went with the gyro because nachos sounded like so much food at that moment. It did take me a couple minutes to really decide what I wanted for some reason.Ok, so here's where they started to lose points. Everything was great up until now. I mean, don't get me wrong, we personally were having a blast chatting. But, behind our booth there was what sounded like a milkshake machine that was constantly being used. It was super loud and quite annoying. It was really disruptive. Ok, fine, we just tuned it out.Secondly, because we took so long to decide what to get (mostly me) our server kind of quit coming over to the table. We tried to flag down another waitress, but no luck. Eventually she did come back over to take our order, thank goodness! Food was tasty but for what they charge, we kind of felt it was a bit scrimpy. Unless you get one of their dinner entree's, no sides are included with anything else. It's ala carte. I didn't feel like ordering fries because I assumed the dinner portion was going to be on the larger side and didn't want leftovers. I kind of wish I had ordered sweet potato fries later on, but I don't have any regrets. Portions felt a bit small for what they charge. I figured if I had gotten a drink and a side, my bill probably would have been closer to $20. They have booze here as well, which I was super excited about!Overall, I like this place but in closing, prices don't match the portions. Most stuff's ala carte and plan on dropping a solid $20 after tip. It's not a huge deal but really. Make the portions bigger, give me something I can't get somewhere else. It's a gyro wrap man. Make it a special gyro wrap or something fancy like that, ya know?Overall I would gladly return here, but probably get a smaller dish, or maybe breakfast next time! Thank you Corner House.

Pictures to follow ...... this cafe is one of our go-to-stops along the Macomb Orchard Trail. We are bicyclists and there is nothing quite like getting in a good ride while headed to and from a great eatery. Sometimes our "everyday" gets forgotten in Yelp reviews. That's a mistake. We have only had breakfast here. The cafe was remodeled a couple years ago and has a clean, modern feel. Really enjoy the option for both indoor and outdoor seating. The view is nothing spectacular, but the fresh air is always a treat. The staff here are well-trained and hard working. There is always plenty of help so we have always felt cared for. The servers are busy and efficient, rather than engaging and friendly, but that's Ok. It's a busy place and they do their jobs well. We discovers the Egg Basket and haven't looked back. It's our go-to breakfast as it has a little if everything: your choice of eggs served over two crispy potato skins, mixed with your choice of two veggies, a meat and choice of cheese. So appreciate their choices: both Turkey bacon and sausage as well as grilled chicken, pepper Jack cheese, and fresh spinach, among all the other standard diner veggies, meats and cheeses. The egg basket also comes with three pancakes. For an up-charge, you can get their out-of-this-world lemon blueberry pancakes. It's worth the ride just for these tasty delights. Speaking of up-charges, there will be a hefty up-charge for many of their add-on choices: fresh spinach, Turkey sausage, the lemon pancakes, etc. it adds up, but having these options is worth the fee. Food prices have gone up everywhere so I don't mind paying extra to have ingredients available that are healthier, fresher and tastier. It appears that the community supports this cafe as it is generally busy on weekends and seems to have a steady flow on weekdays. That's a good thing.

Always the best service and best food! Here is the breakfast special "Country Benedict"!

Located at the northeast corner of 25 mile and Shelby road; it's a much smaller and modern brunch spot and it's beautiful inside. The southwest omelette is delicious, I would recommend it. I can't say it's my favorite one but it's good enough to make the trip for it. The chocolate chip pancakes are fantastic. We got here pretty early on a Wednesday and there were only a few other folks inside. The servers are very nice as well. The prices seem to be on par with other breakfast spots but again, got charged nearly $2 to add chocolate chips which made the kids meal almost $9.

The Corner House never fails to provide good food and an overall comfortable time/service.

My hubby and I shared a Reuben and Mediterranean fries. Both were excellent!! Two Thumbs up! Will be back to try more items. They also have cocktails!

First time there since remodel . Nice menu selection. So I ordered a build your own omelet. Says choose your protein , veggies, and cheese . It was very good. I asked could I add one more veggi, since I don't eat meat, They were accommodating. Fresh mushrooms and fresh spinach was in the omelet. My sister ordered the lemon blueberry pancakes. Came in a stack of three . The glaze covered the top pancake only. So she asked if she could get some syrup. Yes for an extra charge !!!! What ?? Syrup is a condiment of pancakes and waffles and you want to charge for syrup ???? Do we need to bring in our own if we choice to order them ??? Get the bill and they up-charged me for the cheese on the build your own omelet. Will not be going back despite the fact the good was good. Question - do you charge a fee for catchup and mustard when you order a hamburger ????