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    The Corner Pantry

    4.3 (263 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Gravlax toast
    Farah K.

    We popped in right before it got crazy busy. Basically you arrive, get in a line to order your food (there are some items available to go on their grab and go refrigerated section) and they give you a table number. When we queued up there was a line but it moved pretty quick. I got a toffee scone, strawberry matcha latte and a gravlax toast. My bf got a mushroom naan and a strawberry rhubarb pastry. I enjoyed my food but I did find the scone to be a touch too... dry and crumbly? And I didn't quite enjoy the roe on my gravlax toast. It kind of gave a bitter flavor contrast with the sweet beets on it. My bf did enjoy his mushroom naan shawarma and his pastry item. I'd be open to coming back and trying other items on the menu. Do wish they had some alternate meat options for their pork sausages.

    Kimberly J.

    I've had Corner Pantry in the past when the parents at the school I work for orders us catered breakfast. Their French toast bakes, egg casseroles, and scones with the berry compote are my faves. I came here recently because one of the parents gave me a gift card. I treated myself to some breakfast. I was disappointed because the items I've had are only available for catering. Instead, I ordered a full order of pancakes to go. It came with apple butter, creme fraiche, shortbread crumble, and syrup. They pancakes were just ok. I definitely could have used more syrup, as they only give you one 2oz cup. I think if I visit again, it would just be for a pastry.

    Vanilla Latte with Oatmilk
    CJ T.

    A definite must! My wife and I showed up for Valentine's Day Brunch around 8:30 am. Luckily we got a seat since it was so packed. I love how you can order and pay for your food first rather than waiting on someone to take your order and then after waiting on your check. I ordered the English breakfast which was even better than the real deal in England. Everything was seasoned and so flavorful. Sure the prices were a little high but so well worth it. My vanilla latte with oat milk was so adorable with the beat art. We got a cookie and scone to go afterwards and let me just say as a cookie aficionado this was by far the best chocolate chip cookie I ever ate. My wife and I will definitely be coming back.

    Alexis B.

    I have been wanting to have breakfast/brunch at The Corner Pantry for forever, and we finally made it this past Saturday. The Corner Pantry is a British cafe and bakery, and I really love their menu. There are some British classics: Welsh Rarebit, crumpets (including a crumpet breakfast sandwich with treacle butter), eggs with soldiers, Full English breakfast, scones, sausage rolls, Cornish pasties, other "bits and bobs." I had one of their bits and bobs - a very healthy breakfast of cucumber (halved), with cream cheese, cured salmon, pickled onion, and lemon zest. My husband had a biscuit sandwich with bacon, egg, and cheese. He also got a chocolate chip scone for later. And we had a cappuccino and a London Fog (which was maybe a teensy bit too sweet), too. I wanted everything from their pastry display case. Literally, everything. Their pastries and beautiful and had lots of seasonal flavors. The restaurant is beautiful (it was just renovated) - very simple, classic, clean. It definitely gets packed. We were there around 9:30 on a Saturday. After ordering and getting our number for the table, we waited to find an open table. Because the food comes quickly, tables did open up pretty quickly, too. We grabbed a table as a group got up (they cleaned the table so fast), and were enjoying our breakfast within minutes. That brings me to the other A+ part of The Corner Pantry: the service. Their staff are wonderful! Because it gets so busy, I wouldn't say it's your best option for a leisurely breakfast (I didn't want to sit too long since people who were arriving after us needed a table to enjoy their breakfasts at), but it's a great spot for breakfast. A unique menu of lots of dishes that aren't that easy to find in Baltimore and prepared well (delicious!), and great service. Definitely a great spot!

    Jolanta L.

    This place looks pretty, and all the pastries looks cute. Unfortunately the taste was just okay. The coffee were not the best either, maybe regular coffee is okay, but I switched regular milk to oat milk, it tasted very weird than usual. Unfortunately it won't be the best spot to compare some other ones, but it's certainly a cute place in the neighborhood.

    Cheddar biscuit
    Nichole B.

    I briefly stopped in this past Saturday to grab a quick bite, because I utilize the stretch zone in the same shopping center and had some time to kill before my appointment. And this place was packed at 12 noon. Don't be alarmed the line moved expeditiously. I just grabbed a cheddar biscuit on this visit, but can I say that was the best biscuit I've had in a long time. Their menu is pretty extensive from delicious breakfast sandwiches to egg platters and fluffy pancakes, a wonderful assortment of pastries to a bevy of salads and sandwiches. I will be returning because I would love to try other menu items. The service was phenomenal here and the staff is very courteous and helpful. Will definitely be returning. So I was able to return last Saturday for lunch and tried the TCP turkey sandwich. Hands down the best turkey sandwich I have had in a long time. They use toasted ciabatta bread and it is just a good mix of white cheddar, avocado, crisp salad greens with charred jalapeño aioli. And it comes with their house made chips with malt vinegar, yum. So if your in the Falls Road corridor, make sure you stop in, you won't be disappointed

    Vanilla latte and all day bacon and egg on cheddar biscuit

    delicious coffee and food. only downside is that it's pretty expensive, and costs a lot extra for alternative milk options.

    Egg and cheese biscuit with avocado
    Kayisha E.

    I'm on a tour of cafes in the city to experience the best teas, pastries, and spaces to work. This is probably number six on my tour so far. I had no issues finding the location or with finding parking, which is always a plus! Upon entering, I noticed how small the area is to order food. Although it's not a big deal for me, I do worry about how accommodating it is/isn't for customers with fuller body types. Something for them to consider. The cashier immediately greeted me and offered a handheld menu, which was helpful because I left my glasses in the car lol There was a plethora of food options for a cafe. I was torn between a seasonal option and a regularly offered option. I eventually went with the egg and cheese biscuit with avocado. I wanted tea, but the options they had were standard teas, so I stuck with water. The water is complimentary and self-serve. Seating is on the other side of the area where orders are placed. It's a super cute area! Because I love natural light, I chose a cute bench near the window. Unfortunately, similar to the area where you order, the seating may not be as accommodating for customers with fuller body types. My food came out quickly. The eggs were cooked perfectly, and I really enjoyed the flavor and texture of the biscuit. On the other hand, I didn't care for the avocado on the sandwich. Next time, I'll order without that addition. Overall, I'd revisit this place again to pick up an egg and biscuit sandwich to go but not to drink tea or work. In the meantime, my tour continues

    Coronation chicken sandwich with salt and vinegar chips
    Naseem T.

    I love the corner pantry! favorites include the coronation chicken salad (curried chx salad for the uninitiated), the breakfast sandwich on cheddar biscuit with soft scrambled eggs, the griddled crumpet, and the chocolate chip cookies. It's got a great airy, bright vibe for eating in and most everything I've had has been tasty. If I had one complaint, it's that there are no non pork breakfast meat options, not even vegan substitutes. Would love to see a turkey bacon, chicken or vegan sausage, etc. I do believe the prices are a bit inflated-I think $15 for a cup of soup or over $20 for lunch menu items is pushing it.

    Crispy potato & bacon bits, hassleback carrots, biscuit sandwich
    Latoya G.

    With so many good things to say about The Corner Pantry, I don't know where to begin. I recently got to visit The Corner Pantry during a girl's lunch and we all thoroughly enjoyed the food and experience. Before digging into our appetizers we munched on some chocolate chip cookies, which to me were heaven. Chocolaty chunks in a crispy, butter cookie, perfectly baked. What more could you ask for? As we muddled on what to eat we asked one of the servers about some menu items, and she was literally the best at giving us the information we needed to make a decision. Checking in with the chefs to confirm what she told us was right, giving food recommendations, and even later checking to see how we enjoyed our food, even though she wasn't our server and was finishing up her shift for the afternoon. We settled on the hassleback carrots as an appetizer and the flavors blew us away. For a vegetable to have so much flavor and a meaty taste was amazing. We also tried the crispy potato & bacon bits, which were also another delectable dish. For my main selection I got the smoked turkey sandwich. Which was good but could've used a little more seasoning and would've faired better on softer bread such as focaccia over ciabatta. Outside of that critique, we loved everything about The Corner Pantry and basking in the beautiful sun in their outdoor seating. I definitely can't wait for my next visit.

    Mark G.

    Checked out Corner Pantry, and saw a plentiful array for different options. I gravitated to the chocolate chip cookie and the earl grey cream chocolate chip cookies. Presentation was great and customer service was quick and efficient. The chocolate chip early grey cream cookie was okay but wasn't what I was expecting. The cream didn't taste of earl grey. The cookies themselves weren't that soft. The chocolate chip cookie was good after reheating it. Despite my initial experience I'd try again if the opportunity presented itself.

    Half of my skinny egg!
    Josie

    Corner Pantry is hands down one of our favorite coffee shops in Baltimore. The food is AMAZING and their customer service is stellar. I usually get the skinny egg (a great vegetarian option), while my boyfriend (meat lover) is in love with the all day egg. I also enjoy their chai latte (notably definitely on the sweeter side) and can never resist trying their pastries from a delicious (and aesthetically pleasing) variety. The whole vibe is welcoming and bright. 10/10 recommend. Added plus that it's not too far from Roland Park.

    The bakery! The smell was heavenly.
    Christine Z.

    We went on a Saturday around noon and even though they were packed, we managed to find a table quickly. It was crowded and noisy inside, but still pleasant, with lots of natural lighting and the tables don't feel jammed in. They also had plenty of outdoor seating. You order at the counter, but servers bring your food. I ordered the Coronation Chicken and my grandson ordered the Egg Sandwich in a Cheddar Biscuit. The curried chicken salad was flavorful and he thoroughly enjoyed his sandwich. Everything was delicious! We took some sweets to go. We really like this place and will definitely be back!

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    Lets see how good it is. Service on point so far at the bar counter.
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    Proper lush Bangers & Mash and a proper pint too.
    Proper lush Bangers & Mash and a proper pint too.
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