The Corner Store

Had a fantastic experience at the corner store when I somehow got a reservation for seating at the bar (can’t believe I still got that reservation in the first place). This place is so hyped and is able to live up to it. Love the vibes and the elegant yet classic feel of the space and food. The sour cream and onion martini was quite unique and the lobster caviar roll was a must. I also really liked the French dip and it’s definitely up there on my list. But that Samoa sundae, omg best thing here and one of the best things I’ve had in a long time. Actually perfect!! Overall, super glad I got to finally experience the corner store and the perfect spot for a date.

Had a great time here. Everything except the porterhouse was reasonably priced. Everything tasted pretty good across the board as well. However, the Lobster & Caviar roll are to die for. They were the absolute standout of the evening. Excellent service despite having half a bowl of au jus dumped on our shoes and coat from a bus boy slip up. The AGM came over, took care of it, and was very accommodating. Shout out to Ronald A!

Wonderful experience. The Martini program is innovative and delicious. All the menu items are phenomenal. Don't miss the pizza rolls, carrot side dish and the lobster rolls. The star of the night was the Samoa cookie sundae!

First of all, the hoopla! So difficult to get a reservation. I stumbled on the website alert system at the right time, glitchy as it was. Waited around 15-20 min to get seated at 9:30pm. Was falling asleep during the meal. For a reservation this difficult to get, I thought it was going to be near heavenly…unfortunately if fell a bit short of expectations. I would say everything was slightly better than if not average…maybe the lobster roll was my favorite. French dip..ok..Caesar salad ok. Dover sole at $90! - just ok. The sour cream onion martini was just dill infused gin. Dessert was salty sweet softserve which was good, samoa Sunday. Overall nothing worth screaming over. I wouldn’t try that hard to come back. Everyone there looked like they wanted to be seen. Whereas I would go back to Don Angie, 4Charles, not sure the meal was that memorable and I’m no longer curious about this place. Americana vibes, but not as well ordained as the Polo Bar. I wasn’t blown away by anything in particular. Waiter was very nice, service was very good. I just wouldn’t break your back but if you had time to wait you should come before it opens.