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Corner Cafe
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Long-standing casual restaurant offering homestyle American fare, with breakfast served all day.
Nearby attractions
Overspray Art Space
5013 20th Ave S Unit F, Gulfport, FL 33707
Vitale Brothers Art Studio
5013 20th Ave S, Gulfport, FL 33707
Grounded Gallery
5012 Gulfport Blvd S, Gulfport, FL 33707
Gulfport Community Players, Back Door Theater
1619 49th St S, Gulfport, FL 33707
Visit Gulfport, Florida (Gulfport Merchants Chamber of Commerce)
5317 Gulfport Blvd S, Gulfport, FL 33707
DRV Gallery
5401 Gulfport Blvd S, Gulfport, FL 33707
Clymer Park
5501 27th Ave S, Gulfport, FL 33707, United States
Catherine A Hickman Theater
5501 27th Ave S, Gulfport, FL 33707, United States
Gulfport History Museum
5301 28th Ave S, Gulfport, FL 33707
Nearby restaurants
JB's Seafood
1946 49th St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33711
Gulfport Hong Kong Chinese Food
4935 Gulfport Blvd S, Gulfport, FL 33707
ATL Deli
5005 Gulfport Blvd S, Gulfport, FL 33707
Sam's Gyros and Seafood (St Petersburg)
4745 22nd Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33711
Julio's Empanadas
2201 49th St S, Gulfport, FL 33707
McCall's and Son' Restaurant
1828 49th St S, Gulfport, FL 33707, United States
McDonald's
5111 Gulfport Blvd S, Gulfport, FL 33707
Man vs Fries
5150 Gulfport Blvd S, St. Petersburg, FL 33707
Key West Shrimp Co.
1435 49th St S, Gulfport, FL 33707, United States
Rays Vegan Soul
1330 49th St S, Gulfport, FL 33707
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Corner Cafe

2025 49th St S, Gulfport, FL 33707
4.4(357)
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Long-standing casual restaurant offering homestyle American fare, with breakfast served all day.

attractions: Overspray Art Space, Vitale Brothers Art Studio, Grounded Gallery, Gulfport Community Players, Back Door Theater, Visit Gulfport, Florida (Gulfport Merchants Chamber of Commerce), DRV Gallery, Clymer Park, Catherine A Hickman Theater, Gulfport History Museum, restaurants: JB's Seafood, Gulfport Hong Kong Chinese Food, ATL Deli, Sam's Gyros and Seafood (St Petersburg), Julio's Empanadas, McCall's and Son' Restaurant, McDonald's, Man vs Fries, Key West Shrimp Co., Rays Vegan Soul
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(727) 321-2628
Website
cornercafegulfport.com

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Nearby attractions of Corner Cafe

Overspray Art Space

Vitale Brothers Art Studio

Grounded Gallery

Gulfport Community Players, Back Door Theater

Visit Gulfport, Florida (Gulfport Merchants Chamber of Commerce)

DRV Gallery

Clymer Park

Catherine A Hickman Theater

Gulfport History Museum

Overspray Art Space

Overspray Art Space

4.9

(30)

Open 24 hours
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Vitale Brothers Art Studio

Vitale Brothers Art Studio

5.0

(24)

Closed
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Grounded Gallery

Grounded Gallery

5.0

(16)

Open 24 hours
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Gulfport Community Players, Back Door Theater

Gulfport Community Players, Back Door Theater

4.7

(26)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Corner Cafe

JB's Seafood

Gulfport Hong Kong Chinese Food

ATL Deli

Sam's Gyros and Seafood (St Petersburg)

Julio's Empanadas

McCall's and Son' Restaurant

McDonald's

Man vs Fries

Key West Shrimp Co.

Rays Vegan Soul

JB's Seafood

JB's Seafood

4.5

(943)

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Gulfport Hong Kong Chinese Food

Gulfport Hong Kong Chinese Food

4.0

(198)

$

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ATL Deli

ATL Deli

4.6

(168)

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Sam's Gyros and Seafood (St Petersburg)

Sam's Gyros and Seafood (St Petersburg)

4.5

(494)

$

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JohnJohn
Have you ever read the reviews for a restaurant you didn’t enjoy and think that you must be the one who’s crazy? That’s how I feel reading the reviews for Corner Cafe. There’s almost nothing but exclusively five-star reviews. And I honestly just don’t understand it. There are plenty of local places that people love that I don’t like. For example, Dead Bob’s. I’m not a fan, but I totally understand why someone might like it. It’s got a certain dive-bar charm with enough variety on the menu that you can go there for dinner. It’s just not for me. But there’s honestly nothing I enjoyed about the Corner Cafe. And I’ve gone twice. I went for breakfast back in March 2024 and dinner in August 2024. Both times were disappointing. For breakfast, I got one of their breakfast skillets. It came with undercooked, raw-inside home fries. I honestly don’t remember much about the food other than that it was under seasoned. But what I mostly remember about that breakfast experience were these ridiculous robot servers. I’ve been to a few robot-server restaurants. I’d say the Buttermilk Eatery in Pinellas Park does it right if you’re looking to experience this wonder of modern technology. But Corner Cafe hasn’t figured it out yet. I remember robots slowly making their way down too-narrow aisle between tables, getting stuck, and best of all an older waitress screaming, literally screaming, at the top of her lungs at two other waitresses to move out of the way for one of the robots. Anyway, bad food and silly robots. I didn’t plan on going back. But my wife wanted to check it out since it was nearby and she wanted to see the robots. Okay, fine, so we go for dinner. Terrible. First, the restaurant was a ghost town. That’s not really a negative, just an indicator to a bigger issue. There was one human waitress and a cook who wasn’t “the cook” because “the cook” was out sick or something. I got the chicken parmesan which was definitely just a frozen chicken cutlet heated up on top of some bland spaghetti and canned sauce. My wife got a salad where they had clearly washed the lettuce (always a plus) but not spun it or drained it all and it was just a sloppy, soaking-wet mess. To be fair, the waitress did remove the salad from the bill and she was very pleasant and nice. And the “not-cook cook” was grabbing a smoke break as we were leaving (since they had no customers) and was polite and friendly. So, nice staff, always a bonus. But best of all, the robot didn’t work. It tried to get to our table but either malfunctioned or lost power and our waitress had to walk the food the rest of the way. Also, I just have to also comment on the decor of this place. Again, I feel like I’m going crazy reading these comments about how nice it is inside. The interior design is all over the place. They clearly tried to update and modernize some things but also kept the same booths and tables from the previous diner that occupied this building. So it’s a weird mix of old and outdated and modern aesthetics. And now we arrive at the price. It’s too expensive for what it is. The food isn’t good, the atmosphere is nonexistent, the theme is confusing, and the robots don’t work well enough to constitute a novelty. But the prices are like something you’d see at a nice downtown St. Pete restaurant just without any of the quality or charm to go with it. So why go so hard on this review? Because times are tough, that’s why. Things are more expensive than ever and going out is an expense few can afford to make arbitrarily. And while I can go and overpay for subpar food without much concern, there are others who have to be more selective. I’d hate for someone to sacrifice what might be their one dining-out experience for the month (or quarter) on a place they do not enjoy. Am I saying it’s impossible for anyone to enjoy the Corner Cafe? Absolutely not. Look at all the five-star reviews. Clearly people love this place. But for me, it just didn’t work.
Louis BardachLouis Bardach
YUM! 😋 We just ate brunch here at the Corner Cafe here in Gulfport, FL and it was great! This place used to be called the Gulfport Cafe (I think) and I went there one time a while back and vowed never to return. But the experience today was completely different. This place now is clean and cozy feeling, the staff are friendly and attentive and seem to work well together and everything we ate was beautifully presented and delicious. We got the Oreo S’mores pancake stack, a side of home fries, a country skillet, and decaf coffee (I’m not a coffee snob but the decaf was notably good). $50 for breakfast for two (including 20% tip) seems a bit high, but the portions are huge and I brought half the skillet home as leftovers. The food being served by a robot is a fun gimick 😂
Tango TalulahTango Talulah
NEW OWNERS! Just open one week when we came in to meet Annie, the robot! Cute and cozy little diner. They are open seven days a week from 7am-3pm and have an “all day menu”. Nice big menu of options including pancakes, waffles, brioche French toast and even crepes! Also diner favorites like Biscuits and Gravy and corned beef hash. Healthy options like Avocado Toast and Açaí bowls also available. They don’t have gluten free bread yet, but plan to. Prices seemed average but the portions were large. A soda is $3.99 and glass of juice is $4.99. They have a “cash” price and a “credit card” price, on my $30 bill it was $2 difference. Brunch for two (egg breakfast and a BLT with fries) with a soda and juice was $38 with tip.
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Have you ever read the reviews for a restaurant you didn’t enjoy and think that you must be the one who’s crazy? That’s how I feel reading the reviews for Corner Cafe. There’s almost nothing but exclusively five-star reviews. And I honestly just don’t understand it. There are plenty of local places that people love that I don’t like. For example, Dead Bob’s. I’m not a fan, but I totally understand why someone might like it. It’s got a certain dive-bar charm with enough variety on the menu that you can go there for dinner. It’s just not for me. But there’s honestly nothing I enjoyed about the Corner Cafe. And I’ve gone twice. I went for breakfast back in March 2024 and dinner in August 2024. Both times were disappointing. For breakfast, I got one of their breakfast skillets. It came with undercooked, raw-inside home fries. I honestly don’t remember much about the food other than that it was under seasoned. But what I mostly remember about that breakfast experience were these ridiculous robot servers. I’ve been to a few robot-server restaurants. I’d say the Buttermilk Eatery in Pinellas Park does it right if you’re looking to experience this wonder of modern technology. But Corner Cafe hasn’t figured it out yet. I remember robots slowly making their way down too-narrow aisle between tables, getting stuck, and best of all an older waitress screaming, literally screaming, at the top of her lungs at two other waitresses to move out of the way for one of the robots. Anyway, bad food and silly robots. I didn’t plan on going back. But my wife wanted to check it out since it was nearby and she wanted to see the robots. Okay, fine, so we go for dinner. Terrible. First, the restaurant was a ghost town. That’s not really a negative, just an indicator to a bigger issue. There was one human waitress and a cook who wasn’t “the cook” because “the cook” was out sick or something. I got the chicken parmesan which was definitely just a frozen chicken cutlet heated up on top of some bland spaghetti and canned sauce. My wife got a salad where they had clearly washed the lettuce (always a plus) but not spun it or drained it all and it was just a sloppy, soaking-wet mess. To be fair, the waitress did remove the salad from the bill and she was very pleasant and nice. And the “not-cook cook” was grabbing a smoke break as we were leaving (since they had no customers) and was polite and friendly. So, nice staff, always a bonus. But best of all, the robot didn’t work. It tried to get to our table but either malfunctioned or lost power and our waitress had to walk the food the rest of the way. Also, I just have to also comment on the decor of this place. Again, I feel like I’m going crazy reading these comments about how nice it is inside. The interior design is all over the place. They clearly tried to update and modernize some things but also kept the same booths and tables from the previous diner that occupied this building. So it’s a weird mix of old and outdated and modern aesthetics. And now we arrive at the price. It’s too expensive for what it is. The food isn’t good, the atmosphere is nonexistent, the theme is confusing, and the robots don’t work well enough to constitute a novelty. But the prices are like something you’d see at a nice downtown St. Pete restaurant just without any of the quality or charm to go with it. So why go so hard on this review? Because times are tough, that’s why. Things are more expensive than ever and going out is an expense few can afford to make arbitrarily. And while I can go and overpay for subpar food without much concern, there are others who have to be more selective. I’d hate for someone to sacrifice what might be their one dining-out experience for the month (or quarter) on a place they do not enjoy. Am I saying it’s impossible for anyone to enjoy the Corner Cafe? Absolutely not. Look at all the five-star reviews. Clearly people love this place. But for me, it just didn’t work.
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YUM! 😋 We just ate brunch here at the Corner Cafe here in Gulfport, FL and it was great! This place used to be called the Gulfport Cafe (I think) and I went there one time a while back and vowed never to return. But the experience today was completely different. This place now is clean and cozy feeling, the staff are friendly and attentive and seem to work well together and everything we ate was beautifully presented and delicious. We got the Oreo S’mores pancake stack, a side of home fries, a country skillet, and decaf coffee (I’m not a coffee snob but the decaf was notably good). $50 for breakfast for two (including 20% tip) seems a bit high, but the portions are huge and I brought half the skillet home as leftovers. The food being served by a robot is a fun gimick 😂
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NEW OWNERS! Just open one week when we came in to meet Annie, the robot! Cute and cozy little diner. They are open seven days a week from 7am-3pm and have an “all day menu”. Nice big menu of options including pancakes, waffles, brioche French toast and even crepes! Also diner favorites like Biscuits and Gravy and corned beef hash. Healthy options like Avocado Toast and Açaí bowls also available. They don’t have gluten free bread yet, but plan to. Prices seemed average but the portions were large. A soda is $3.99 and glass of juice is $4.99. They have a “cash” price and a “credit card” price, on my $30 bill it was $2 difference. Brunch for two (egg breakfast and a BLT with fries) with a soda and juice was $38 with tip.
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4.4
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1.0
1y

Have you ever read the reviews for a restaurant you didn’t enjoy and think that you must be the one who’s crazy? That’s how I feel reading the reviews for Corner Cafe. There’s almost nothing but exclusively five-star reviews. And I honestly just don’t understand it. There are plenty of local places that people love that I don’t like. For example, Dead Bob’s. I’m not a fan, but I totally understand why someone might like it. It’s got a certain dive-bar charm with enough variety on the menu that you can go there for dinner. It’s just not for me.

But there’s honestly nothing I enjoyed about the Corner Cafe. And I’ve gone twice. I went for breakfast back in March 2024 and dinner in August 2024. Both times were disappointing.

For breakfast, I got one of their breakfast skillets. It came with undercooked, raw-inside home fries. I honestly don’t remember much about the food other than that it was under seasoned. But what I mostly remember about that breakfast experience were these ridiculous robot servers. I’ve been to a few robot-server restaurants. I’d say the Buttermilk Eatery in Pinellas Park does it right if you’re looking to experience this wonder of modern technology. But Corner Cafe hasn’t figured it out yet. I remember robots slowly making their way down too-narrow aisle between tables, getting stuck, and best of all an older waitress screaming, literally screaming, at the top of her lungs at two other waitresses to move out of the way for one of the robots. Anyway, bad food and silly robots. I didn’t plan on going back.

But my wife wanted to check it out since it was nearby and she wanted to see the robots. Okay, fine, so we go for dinner. Terrible. First, the restaurant was a ghost town. That’s not really a negative, just an indicator to a bigger issue. There was one human waitress and a cook who wasn’t “the cook” because “the cook” was out sick or something. I got the chicken parmesan which was definitely just a frozen chicken cutlet heated up on top of some bland spaghetti and canned sauce. My wife got a salad where they had clearly washed the lettuce (always a plus) but not spun it or drained it all and it was just a sloppy, soaking-wet mess. To be fair, the waitress did remove the salad from the bill and she was very pleasant and nice. And the “not-cook cook” was grabbing a smoke break as we were leaving (since they had no customers) and was polite and friendly. So, nice staff, always a bonus. But best of all, the robot didn’t work. It tried to get to our table but either malfunctioned or lost power and our waitress had to walk the food the rest of the way.

Also, I just have to also comment on the decor of this place. Again, I feel like I’m going crazy reading these comments about how nice it is inside. The interior design is all over the place. They clearly tried to update and modernize some things but also kept the same booths and tables from the previous diner that occupied this building. So it’s a weird mix of old and outdated and modern aesthetics.

And now we arrive at the price. It’s too expensive for what it is. The food isn’t good, the atmosphere is nonexistent, the theme is confusing, and the robots don’t work well enough to constitute a novelty. But the prices are like something you’d see at a nice downtown St. Pete restaurant just without any of the quality or charm to go with it.

So why go so hard on this review? Because times are tough, that’s why. Things are more expensive than ever and going out is an expense few can afford to make arbitrarily. And while I can go and overpay for subpar food without much concern, there are others who have to be more selective. I’d hate for someone to sacrifice what might be their one dining-out experience for the month (or quarter) on a place they do not enjoy. Am I saying it’s impossible for anyone to enjoy the Corner Cafe? Absolutely not. Look at all the five-star reviews. Clearly people love this place. But for me, it just...

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2.0
8y

Well I'm new to the area I came here for some takeout I got a chicken pot pie in the split pea soup it was delicious and delightful everyone is finally and I couldn't wait to come back we came Rather late and they close at eight so I was a little upset I don't want to make anyone mad we ordered a burger and turkey with mashed potatoes and dressing and oh my God I never complain I work at a restaurant but the turkey and the stuffing's were oldI didn't want to say any thing to my dining friend I figured it was just the end of the day maybe was just a fluke but then she bit into a burger and told me that it tasted terrible and it was rancidso we proceeded to let the waitress know that we cannot eat her food and we were displeasedThe owner proceeded to argue with my companion and I was just embarrassed I don't want to leave just review but I was just so upset about the way my food tasted that I don't...

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4y

Absolutely the worst experience ever I called in my order and then called right back not even a minute later and added some things to my order the Greek cooker he had an attitude by the time I made it there I can hear him because they’re right there he has an attitude because I added on bacon and cheese he was slamming my his little receipt into the my food and just very snappy very upset because I added on extra food over the phone to add on order I will never come back to this restaurant again I will be expressing what happened to the manager then I told the waitress what was happening but she was right thereAnd she tells me what do you expect from a Greek I’ve been working with him for 35 years this is just how he is and I said you are an employee you guys work together your coworkers I am a customer a paying customer that’s not acceptable hey well that’s all I can tell you very...

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