Corner Bakery

• Food:

  4/5

• Vibe:

  3/5

• Service:

  3/5

• Value:

  5/5

• Overall:

  4/5

My first time at a Corner Bakery, I'd seen them around but never ate at one, and I will definitely go back.

I went with my girlfriend, she got a sandwich and I got a salad with a couple of rolls. We both got $3 drinks, and it still came in at $20, good deal for what we got.

I got the Chopped Salad which came in a huge bowl, pretty big! As far as the ingredients, it was pretty typical with bacon, avocado, blue cheese, tomatoes, strips of chicken in a "sweet and spicy" vinagrette. I was surprised at the "spicy" part - not too spicy but not what you usually get on a chopped salad. I got two rolls, they charge you for them, since they are also a bakery.

My g.f. got a turkey Frisco sandwich with thinly sliced turkey, spinach, chopped artichokes, marinated red onions, provolone cheese - unusual. It comes on cheese bread but she swapped it out for wheat/whole grain. Her bread was good - soft in the middle but still with a good crust. They make their own potato chips, they're on the thick side, almost like kettle chips, lots of salt.

Afterwards, we got two desserts: a mini-cherry pie that had plenty of cherries and an excellent crust - not too sweet. Also got a raspberry square, with raspberry jam and a tasty crumb mixture on top. Nice and buttery. Excellent pastries!

The only thing we didn't like much were the frozen lemonade drinks - sort of like slurpees. They come in flavors, I got the mango, she got the pomegranate, both were too sweet and didn't have a good lemon hit.

My girlfriend used to go to Corner Bakery when they first came to Dallas. They were owned by Brinker but not anymore. That's a good thing...

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4 months, 1 week ago
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