"Brown Sugar Cinnamon Cortado - great taste and strong coffee - they added coffee-art even though it was in a to go cup, I thought that was cute Egg, Bacon, & Avocado Sandwich - bacon was crispy & yummy - the egg was not satisfying but the other flavors made up for it Total: $13.64 - Okay price Environment: The morning is lively! With neighborhood groups meeting up 8+ people- it was nice to see. Good for studying if it doesn’t require a lot of concentration. The people mentioned above have interesting dialogues lol Good WiFi, was logged out during my study session but was able to log back in… no password required. Good amount of outlets. Overall good place for coffee and studying. Will continue exploring the food, look forward to tasting their pastries!"

"This was our second time stopping here during a roadtrip. It’s a cute local spot and we haven’t had an issue finding parking or a table. This second time I got a seasonal drink, the sugar cookie cold brew with a french toast bagel. The drink especially was pretty, brew wasn’t bitter and not too sweet. My husband is vegan and hasn’t had any issues ordering off their menu or getting options. He tried the super protein wrap this time and he enjoyed the flavor profile. It was hearty and he liked the toasted texture. The first time they were happy to create an off menu egg for me due to post surgery dietary restrictions. My husband had a wrap he enjoyed, it needed a bit of salsa or something to add moisture but wasn’t bad by any means."

"I’m excited to take the first-ever offered Charcuterie class. I am thankful the new owners of Cornerstone Coffeehouse are still offering cooking classes in the private back room. A fun Turkey charcuterie class where the instructor, Michelle, offered tips and visual ideas/products. All the products used were from Aldi and Trader Joe’s. Containers were provided for participants to take home any products used during the class after they had a chance to taste them. A local wood artisan, Mike Boughter, offered his beautifully made wood boards. I purchased a small heart-shaped board for my daughter. My only disappointment was that no list of food products used was provided, despite my request for one. The cost of the first-ever charcuterie class: $55 per person. All cooking classes are listed on the Cornerstone Coffeehouse website. You pay via phone call to reserve or stop in to pay. Classes usually sell out quickly since there is a limited number of seats."

"Wow !!!! We came from new York and were so amazed with the ambient atmosphere of the cafe and the sweet cake we got. The outdoor seating are nice. Parking is easy and people are super nice."

"Stopped by while in the area they had a cute Christmas event going on in the town. Cornerstone was extremely packed but we used the kiosk and were in and out in about 15 minutes the food and coffee was all excellent!!"