The Cornerstone Restaurant Bar

I enjoy the atmosphere and service was good enough, would be a good spot to grab a beer and some bites. Food was okay, nothing disappointed but nothing blew me away, their burgers were to temp which is more than you can say about most places like this. If you are in the area and need a quick meal then this is a safe bet but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

A lovely brunch spot, food is excellent and the service and hospitality is just as excellent. The space feels like an old theatre not sure what it used to be but it's super charming. $60 for 2 to enjoy endless food and drinks can't go wrong, def check them out but it's pretty busy so def make a res. But I was lucky enough to get a table for 2 at 1pm on a Sunday.

My hometown bar. Im not often back in town but i tend to find myself here at some point when i am. I like the food!, the wings are underrated, always have been. Id probably reco sticking to drinks on tap, and tipping all the waiters extra. All the staff are kids from the local high school and they work hard and do a good job. When i last visited a half dozen people asked me if i was being tended to i was, i was waiting for a friend to arrive.. but that kind of attention deserves some sort of recognition. You dont really get that in the city

It is a very decent restaurant with very decent food and with reasonable quantity and presentation. I order beer so I cannot comment on the quality of the drinks? It has gotten a bit pricey since Covid 19 but this is not indicative of just The Cornerstone. The service is what you expect and it is rather efficient. Since I worked there as a waiter and elsewhere, I neither give waiters/waitresses a hard time nor do I bust management's arses, either! It is neighborhood and you get the locals some of whom know neither time nor place and they overshadow what is usually a relatively controlled crowd. Fridays and Saturdays are what you'd expect so if you are not into them, leave by 9:30 or go on another night. The place works and you accept it for what it is and you will not leave disappointed.

Super interesting old restaurant. Its architecture and European interior design, with its rich woodwork and wrought iron railings, somewhat puts me to mind of a medieval castle. The place is multi leveled, multi roomed, and deceptively large. AND, best of all, they serve very good food and grog. The lobster bisque soup is spot on as are their sandwiches and salads. Service by our waitress, Laurie, was quick, knowledgeable and friendly. We had a great table and a memorable lunch. We'll be back.