Corner Bakery Cafe

This is our first trip here at the corner bakery café, and I was happy to know that they serve lunch during breakfast,. I ordered the Corner Combination, which was a half a sandwich and a cup of soup. I ordered the club Panini on sourdough which was, smoked turkey, Applewood smoked bacon, white cheddar cheese, tomato and mayo, very good. I also ordered the tomato basil soup. The soup was chunky, with lots of tomatoes chunks, very little basil flavor or basil. The soup was sweet, not savory, it had the taste and consistency and taste of a marinara. My husband Ken, ordered the same sandwich but ordered the loaded potato soup, that was very good, The soup was loaded with potatoes cheese, green onions. It was thick and creamy very very good. The plates were served with a slice of dill pickle and a bag of chips. You order and pay at the counter, the counter person was very friendly and helpful. I enjoyed by 10 o’clock lunch very nice.

I’ve been working right down the street from this place for months and I just tried it out today. It reminds me a lot of Panera, but with a larger selection, especially on sandwiches. I got a veggie panini and a salad, which was super good. I really want to go and try out their breakfast, though, because their breakfast menu looks great. I’ll probably be coming here for lunch a lot more now though!

First time here. Sandwich was good. Soup was cold got it back topped off and still cold. I think I will stick with Panera

A bit too pretentious for my taste, but the food was o.k. We had breakfast. The pancakes wet pretty good. The breakfast croissant with egg, bacon, and cheese was wonderful. The avocado spinach flatbread was mediocre at best (pretty sure they don’t use real eggs). That said, the place was clean, the service was decent and food was pretty good. My biggest issue is the price of these type places. Some things seem in line but other items (especially drinks like iced tea and coke) are so over priced.

Manager Cody reached out a refunded me. I may give them a second try…
$ 26 for 2 breakfast entrées and 2 frappés. The frappés were ok, and my husband liked his pancakes but my food was STONE COLD and not Steve Austin. I took the plate up to the register and told them I could not eat it because it was cold, but they did not alert a manager or offer a refund. We won’t be back to waste money on a place that treats first time customers so poorly.

I’ve pretty well enjoyed everything I’ve tried here so far! Their take on tabouli is probably my favorite thing I’ve had. The chicken pesto sandwich is also really delicious!
I hadn’t ever been to a CBC before this location, but I know many people are really happy they have opened here in OKC. I hope to see more locations open here as well. In case you’ve never been, you order at the counter and they give you a number to bring your food. The service has been quick each time I’ve been. It’s definitely becoming a go-​to spot when I’m in the area and I look forward to trying more of the menu.

I ate here tonight with my sister. I ordered the chopped salad and chicken noodle soup. The menu price is comparable to panera bread. The chopped salad was overly dressed and topped with too much blue cheese and bacon. I couldn’t finish it because it was too salty and the lettuce was very wilted. It was a sad sad salad. The chicken noodle soup was luke warm and tastes like canned soup. All and all I would not come back for the entrees. At least the cookies were good.

Food: ⁵⁄₅
Service: ⁵⁄₅
Cleanliness: ⁵⁄₅
Décor & Style: ⁵⁄₅
Very happy to have this place in Oklahoma, just wish they would expand! Food tastes excellent (sandwiches and any salad), and service is fast. Tastes fresh as well. This is the type of deli that needs to be in all populous areas of the city. There is no table service, they give you a number to put at your table in which is very similar to Panera. I would definitely go here more often if it was closer to me. Will be back when i’m in the North NW side of town for a quick bite.

I have been twice to this location. Both times the sandwiches and pastries have been dry and tasteless. The environment is stale, the staff is almost friendly, and the entire store smells like sewage. Save your time and go to Panera, even the Target bakery is better than this.

Had their sandwich combo, a Cuban sandwich with Mac n cheese and it was not good. The pork was greasy and dried out. The mac had huge pieces of cruton. The only positive was the pasta was cooked well. Such a disappointment, especially for the price.

I stop in here for the bakery. Everything we’ve tried from the pastry case so far has been great. I’ve eaten lunch here once, and received quick service and delicious food that was on par with Panera but more reasonably priced. Nice, clean restaurant. My Texan friends are crazy-​go-​nuts for this chain, and they aren’t wrong — it’s pretty good café food! I’m coming back to try some of the lunch combos.

My toasted chicken pomodori panini was a mélange of gooey fillings between the buttery cheeks of crisp toast! Only downside to this place is the fustercluck that is the parking lot shared with Target. Holy jeebus.

Slightly disappointed with the Cuban Press. It was more on the dry side, but maybe I was expecting too much. Definitely wasn’t worth the $ 8. The cashier was really nice and my food came out at a reasonable time during the peak lunch hour. I’ll definitely come back and try some other items though!

Great place for a fast-​casual deli-​style dinner. Prices are very reasonable. I had the salad trio with the Southwestern Avocado, Quinoa, and Tabouli. The woman and I both ate for less than $ 20.
We will definitely head back.

I’ve had breakfast and lunch here and I can honestly say that everything I’ve had is wonderful!
My favorite so far is their bowl of chili! It’s possibly the best I’ve ever had!

I do wish that at times you could give half stars. I would rate this closer to a 3 ½ than 4.
The menu has a good selection from salads, sandwiches, and pasta. I had the Club Panini. The tomatoes were fresh and sweet and the sourdough bread was spot on in flavor.
They are a bit crowded and it is a seat yourself along with self serve on drinks. They have a great pastry/​dessert case that ranges from cookies to muffins.
I was very disappointed in the silverware as not only my butter knife but another one at the table had what appears as rust in the grooves. I would not say good as it is truly a rust color and it is in all the grooves.
I will say overall I will go back and try a few more menu items and see what the other items taste like.
If you like upscale cafes then this will be a good place for you to try.

This is a wonderful addition to the NW OKC food scene. I’ve always loved Corner Bakery when I’ve had the opportunity to visit in other cities.
I have always had a soft spot for their pastries, and their coffee seems to get better all the time. I’m also a big fan of their Corner Combos — 100 Combos under 600 calories sounds pretty good to me. My favorite is the Kale Caesar with chicken and a cup of Mom’s Chicken noodle soup, coming in at 560 calories. There’s a nutritional calculator on their website, which is a cool feature I wish everyone had.
I had the pleasure of meeting with the owner over a cup of coffee a couple of weeks ago. He’s committed to the same quality food and beverages, but he’s also very interested in building community around this store. He plans to host large scale community events using entire property to raise money for nearby schools and not-​for-​profits. He’s also concerned about his employees and their families. Even though it is a chain, the owner lives in OKC and chose to invest here. I’m looking forward to seeing what they do in our community.

The corner bakery on penn by quail Springs mall is now open. From 7am until 9pm daily. I. had a light dinner and chose the
Pasta combo for $ 8.49 and only 800 calories with salad. For $ 1.99 I got a thick cut of lemon pound cake. I chose the chicken pesto cavatappi pasta which was really good, but you may want to ask for extra pesto cream sauce. I can’t wait to try breakfast.

Opening day! Paninis & muffins & family! Great food and company. Excited that they’re finally open & in Oklahoma. Thank you for the free coffee for the year.

Just as good as the Texas branches! Great menu and lots of choices for breakfast, lunch and dessert!
Try the Anaheim scrambler! So good!
Also, give the staff behind the registers a little bit of a break… we had a newbie taking our order and it was a little frustrating to sub out chicken sausage for bacon but I was totally understanding and my meal came out perfect.
Can’t wait to go back!