Mary K.

Great little spot in Warwick for a quick bite. Plenty of lot parking - we scored a spot right in front of the entrance. The place is super bright, airy and open - seating lining the wall as well as a few comfy arm chairs with tables and more seating past the ordering counter. Service was very friendly - everyone was warm and full of smiles. For sammiches, we ordered the Italian and the Chicken Parm. For coffees, we got the Rhody latte and honey latte. I snuck in a potato salad and brownie - who's counting calories at this point? We opted to eat in so grabbed a seat and our sammiches came out 5-10 mins later. The chicken parm - chef's kiss! It was super tasty with a good amount of sauce overflowing on top of the fried chicken cutlets. It was so good I was tempted to order one to go and it was a good sized portion! The mister got the Italian, although not the best we've had still very good - good portions as well. The potato salad was meh - could use a pinch of salt. The lattes weren't bad - I didn't mind my honey latte but the mister was just ok with the Rhody latte - he felt with the autocrat syrup, it was fighting with the espresso flavor. All in all - I would absolutely come back for another chicken parm sammich and would like to try some of their other options.

Jamie A.

Can't believe I didn't review this place yet after a couple of visits already~ the coffees specialist are delicious! Super tasty, I had the s'more Latte, and it was delicious without being too overwhelmingly sweet. For food, I got a sandwich thanksgiving. Wish I customized to a different bread because it was heavy meal with thick bread. I didn't have my glasses and the staff were super kind and gave me a paper menu of the sandwiches. No menu on the coffees but again, super friendly to helping me figure out what I wanted today. As always, very spacious with some items for sale and cute cards. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seats.

Audrey L.

Such a cute place! Got a coffee and sandwich. Coffee was sooo good- honey latte, not too sweet, not too much milk either! Sandwich was okay, the chicken was dry and a little salty but overall good experience! The staff was super young but all so nice and welcoming. I would come back for breakfast or to try their baked goods!

Tim C.

In a culinary world drowning in mediocre lunch spots and corporate coffee chains, walking into The Corner House feels like stumbling onto sacred ground. Here, black and white architectural photographs don't just decorate - they tell you immediately that someone definitely cares about details. The white walls, wooden floors, and those black chairs with checkered cushions aren't trying to impress you - they're just doing their job, creating a space where food becomes an experience worth sitting down for. I'll start with a meatball sandwich, because it's something special. These aren't your standard meatballs - they're a bold creation where spicy sausage dances with red pepper flakes while fennel plays referee. Each bite is a symphony of flavors that somehow ends in perfect harmony. The sauce? Bright and chunky, like someone actually stood over it, stirring and tasting and caring about every nuance. The crusty bread's got character - enough chew to remind you that bread isn't supposed to melt away into nothing. The chicken parm is where you really see the other elements shine. They've elevated the stereotypical sandwich and elevated it to art. The cutlets are pounded thin with respect, breaded like they're wearing a tailored suit, and cooked until they surrender into tenderness. Without the meatball's spice commanding center stage, the sauce steps into the spotlight and shows you what it's made of. Herbaceous, textured and letting the tomatoes take center stage. Then there are these raspberry bars that'll make you reevaluate everything you thought you knew about portable dessert. The bottom layer is chewy enough to stand its ground, lots of oats, topped with preserves that taste like someone actually seen a raspberry in person. Unlike their crumbly cousins that disintegrate on contact, these hold together like they've got something to prove. Fourteen bucks for a sandwich might sound steep until you realize you're paying for actual food made by actual humans who actually care about their craft. Compare that to the warmed-over profit margins being slung through drive-through windows, and suddenly it's the bargain of the century. The Corner House is the kind of place locals probably pray stays under the radar, like a favorite fishing spot or a secret surf break. It's too good to be a secret, too honest to be a trend, and too perfect to pass up. This isn't just lunch - it's proof that somewhere in the chaos of modern dining, real handmade food made with real purpose still exists. Get there before the crowds figure it out. Some secrets are too good not to share, and some sandwiches are too perfect to miss. This is both.

Arthur S.

I stopped in with my son because we found something new. We split the chicken Parm sandwich and an Italian grinder. The deli itself is nicely renovated and it is a nice place to sit down and relax with friends. Chicken Parmesan sandwich was both of our favorites. The chicken was juicy and tender and there was plenty of sauce to soak into the bread and cover the chicken at the same time. The Italian looked fantastic, but wasn't my favorite Italian. I didn't like the meat as I thought the sopprasetta was too fatty and the combination of meats didn't jive like some of my favorites do. I would definitely not dismiss the corner house. It deserves a shot with the great atmosphere and kind staff. I'm sure they knock it out of the park with some of their other menu options.

Kaylee B.

Absolutely fantastic spot! We were recommended this place on our visit from out of state. The coffee drink I had was delicious and the sandwiches we all tried were so good. I'm a pretty tough critic typically but this place was genuinely good. The building itself is really nice and has a lot of different products for sale with plenty of little tables for seating. The staff was all extremely friendly and I loved this place so much!

Stephanie T.

I came across The Corner House because my friend wanted coffee and it closes at 6pm on Monday-Saturday. It literally is on the corner of Post Road and Masthead Drive. Inside and outside, there are tables for you to enjoy your purchases. Inside, there are prepared foods and Warwick ice cream in the refrigerator, local provisions on the table, and baked goods in a display case by the order counter. The menu offers sandwiches as well as tea, coffee, espresso drinks, beer, and wine. I just ordered a vanilla lavender latte since we just had lunch. Some of the sandwiches did sound very good like the banh mi pulled pork, chicken shawarma, and cuban panini. The vanilla lavender latte comes in small and large and the difference is $1. I just got a small one with whole milk. After ordering, I walked around the store till our drinks were brought to us. Service was great and our drinks came out in no time. The vanilla lavender latte was good. The Corner House is a really cute place. There are plenty of parking spots.

Quick stop on the way to the airport, and was blown away. We got the: soup of the day (Italian wedding) , French dip sandwich, shanty chicken sandwich, chipotle turkey bacon sandwich, and a chocolate cake pop. All the food was absolutely delicious!!! Highly recommend. They also have a cute gift shop with various items.

Emmy C.

Came here yesterday for a quick lunch and it was so good we came back today for breakfast. Today we got Nitro Cart coffee (the bestttt) with caramel, breakfast sandwiches, and a chipotle chicken sandwich. All so good!! We will be returning. They also have a little market with ready made food and treats. I got the lo mein yesterday and it was very tasty. They sell a lot of local RI products which I love.

Jariah G.

I've gotten takeout so many times, but I dined in for the first time and it's such a great space to grab a quick lunch and chat. The service is crazy good which is surprising for the deli-style but so welcome. They're all lovely. The food is amazing. I've yet to have an item here that I didn't like and I've made a decent dent in the sandwich menu! Definitely recommend the cheesecake jars!

Kristen S.

Really need 1/2 stars because this should be more of a 2.5. Order an iced coffee, cup of soup and a falafel sandwich and it came to $24!!!! The soup, corn chowder, needed seasoning-super bland. The falafel? OMG-Ive never seen anything like it. It was 1.5 pieces of falafel sliced-Ive never had half pieces if falafel in a sandwich ever and definitely not for a whopping $13. Throw a bag of chips or something at it to make it at least seem more substantial. Had to add salt and pepper to this as well. The "tzatziki " had no flavor or spices and was super watery. The coffee was suppose to be salted caramel but couldnt taste that either. The place is spotless, not a crumb to be seen. And everything was fresh- just needed seasoning. Crazy dessert selection, grab and go items and specialty items. If I return I will grab a baked good. Overall, under seasoned, underwhelmed and over priced in my opinion. Still trying to wrap my head around the pieces of falafel.....

Altena S.

We had the hot meatball and the Italian grinder and they were both good. The meatball was a little spicy due to the sausage in it and I prefer it over the Italian grinder. They were both made with quality ingredients. The person assisting us was friendly and we like that they offer coffee but also offer wine and beer. We loved the desserts they offered and the to go foods and pantry items to purchase. The place is super cute and clean. The cannoli was good but I wish the shell wasn't soggy. Overall, this was a great experience!