Cornerstone Cafe in Greenwich

This quaint little coffee shop is worth a try. Don't expect gourmet food but the service is good and fast.

Lovely staff and always a great place to go for coffee cake and English breakfast on the weeekends. Lovely eggs Benedict

Perfect place to have brunch or to seat for a little snack and a coffee while working or having a chat with a friend. Friendly staff and nice and cozy environment!

Meeting with family for a Sunday morning catch up.Found this gem in the Royal Arsenal development. Looked as though getting a table might be a while but staff were very helpful. Menu was very varied and between us we had 5 different things. Good food when it arrived and great coffee. Place was very busy for the hour or so we were there. Staff were very very welcoming. Would go back tomorrow or any day of the week.

Well after a quick look on here, we popped over for breakfast & were blown away. The food & service was outstanding. Very good & fairly priced. Also building is very unique, will be back next time in area.

1st time trying their salt beef bagel special....and I wasn't disappointed! It was heaven in my mouth! Definitely having it again!

I met a friend who has just moved to the area here for brunch and was really impressed and had a serious attack of area envy! The cafe is light, bright and modern but made cosy by seating and lots of newspapers enjoy etc.

Having lived in the Royal Arsenal several years ago, the Cornerstone Cafe is a lovely addition to the area.

Popped in here foi a business meeting. The nice thing about this cafe is that its quiet and you can hear yourself think, unlike Starbucks and Costa. Just had coffee but food menu looked appetising. My favourite coffee shop I think

I love this place. It is a little pricey but as a treat it's worth it. The salads are fantastic, as are the breakfasts. The portions are a good size too. The staff are always friendly, although sometimes very busy, particularly behind the counter.

Un buen desayuno y un buen ambiente, pero es un poco caro. Sin embargo, es estupendo tener un lugar como este en el RA.

Pequeño y encantador Café en el Café Royal Arsenal. Buena comida y un buen servicio. Sirve magníficas y pasteles. naranja polenta Muy bien hechos y sólo la textura y dulzura. Servido por una camarera encantadora Amber. Sin duda visitar en mi próximo viaje a la zona.

The first evening dinner at our favourite cafe was fabulous. Beautifully cooked meal, good options across the different courses. Can't wait for the next opportunity to dine out at the Cornerstone.

Stopped here on way to work after great night out had the perfect pick me up. Bacon and scrambled egg on toast was lovely nice coffee too. Set up fine for the day, if ever in area again I come here again

been coming here for a while now. Used to work in the area and it was handy but after changing work locations. I still find myself stopping in here when I pass. It's a great place with really good coffee can't speak highly enough

Great food and good coffee! Staff are great and couldn't be more helpful. Lovely Cafe tucked away from the hustle and bustle . We are definitely coming back.

i normally have the 'hot baps' as a take out - these change regularly from steak, gammon or pork and are good value for the content. This particular visit though I decided to eat in and ordered the full english and wasn't disappointed - full tummy! A plate full of yummy-ness!

I ordered a "frappé coffee", croquettes with cheese and vegetables inside, and a slice of carrot cake.Food: Carrot cake and croquettes were fair but a bit heavy. The frappé coffee expensive and very weak flavour (consistency of water). They asked me if I wanted cream on the top and I had no cream. Anyway, later my stomach suffered.Service: I went with my girlfriend. It is a small place and there are 5 people as waiters and cahiers... I think the half would be enough. Nevertheless, they needed three or four times to bring us all the food, although they had nothing to cook, and we had to remember them two or three times. People are kind but totally unprofessional.Environment: that is nice. The architecture was clever.

Long been a fan of Cornerstone Cafe and had to try its new venture in doing evening dinners. Wasn't disappointed at all. The ambience was as good as ever but more peaceful as less bustle from clientele. The menu was interesting and very tasty. My moules starter was to die for and pork tenderloin excellent. I was too full for a pudding due to generosity of portions. The wine selection is mercifully short. Our sauvignon blanc was great. Finally, the bill was very reasonable. Really hope this evening venture takes off. We'll be back

Stopped in to what looked a first class established for a Friday morning breakfast.My friend and I had the cornerstone full English fry. The bacon was undercooked and very fatty the toast was tuff and the mushrooms left the other food cold due to exesss water. It was over £26 for the 2 breakfasts and 2 coffee and a soft drink which I wouldn't mind paying had the food been good. Very disappointed and kicking myself for forking out so much on a poor meal.

Beautiful building and decor, we had the English breakfast which was cooked lovely and the staff were very attentive I just wished looking through that there was more on the menu.Overall it was a nice experience

The place itself is quite nice (location is great), however, the menu and the portion sizes for the money you pay are pretty poor. Would be great to see vegetarian/vegan options available as well.

Good food, love the salads! Quick, professional and a lovely atmosphere. Had the chocolate cup cake and it was incredible. Only wish they could be there every time I go in.

Found this place by accident and originally just thought we'd have a coffee but once we were inside we decided to have a brunch, fabulous freshly made food, great choice of simple tasty meals, Friendly and very helpful staff.

The cafe is located on a corner in a nice location and should have more customers than they seem to be having.First time we visited was shortly after moving to the area as we were looking for dinner. They were serving veggie curries to take away and so we were very happy about this. I've never had a curry as bland as that.I went a few times for brunch or just for coffee but pretty much every time the coffee was a disappointment. They seem to be burning the bean with water too hot, it's the only explanation I can think of.Overall, the brunch is OK if the other places nearby are full. I will say this though; the cakes and sandwiches are really good. They do special sandwiches often and those are really good.

Cornerstone is the breakfast destination. One of the best varieties I've seen in any cafe. It's become my guilty pleasure. You could make your own breakfast after a night out...or you could go to Cornerstone and know it'll be all taken care of. It has a great atmosphere and is dog friendly. The team are always helpful and friendly. A great example is I don't eat bacon so they alway give me other options. They are just that flexible. This little cafe is literally the cornerstone of the Woolwich Arsenal community.

Have been here several times now. I really like the relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere and find it a lovely place for whiling away time. Had a vegan breakfast the last time I came and was very impressed. The staff are pretty friendly and the service was good. The cafe itself is nice and bright and close to the river for a nice walk afterwards.

We had brunch here and while the food was decent enough, tasty and good portion sizes, the staff were ridiculous and made us feel like we were taking up space (even though we were paying customers). We'd barely left the fork and knife down on the plate when they pounced to removed everything...I was still eating when they jumped in and took my fiancé's plate. Be less rude and more patient please.

When it comes to good food, friendly and genuine staff and a great atmosphere look no further than this eatery in Woolwich The cafe was extremely busy when we went there at the weekend but that didn't deter every girl working there being charming to everyone and sounding (and looking) as if it was a delight to serve their customersI'll certainly be back

I was down at Woolwich Arsenal for the Tall Ships Festival on Easter Sunday and fancied a coffee stop. I saw a sign for the Cornerstone Cafe and thought I'd give it a try. The place is light airy and welcoming and was pretty full when I arrived with a queue at the counter. There was an impressive array of cakes on display and numerous staff floating around but they seemed to be somewhat flustered and it took forever to get served - not a good start! I opted for the bacon and egg bap on brown- couldn't resist. I have to say once served my food and drink arrived very promptly, the bread was great and the bap not small in size, this and good quality bacon made for a very passable breakfast. By this time the service has become more efficient and the place was packed and queueing out the door - I can quite understand why it is so popular. One for a definite return when I am next in this part of town

The Cornerstone is fast becoming the place I go to for decent healthy food. A daily smoothie followed by a freshly made salad a few times a week which is something lacking in other places. The staff are very helpful and the people who go there are friendly. I will definitely be going back again!

We eat in here regularly for lunch and also mid morning coffee breaks. The staff are so friendly and the food menu is always being updated with great new items.

Pop in for takeaway coffee some weekends and the occasional breakfast roll when taking the dog for a walk. Food and coffee is good. As someone mentioned below, we don't have any trouble bringing the dog in while we wait (he's bettered behaved than some people's children). Other than the filthy looks we get from some of the snobby regulars that come here on a weekend to order overpriced toast and jam! Yes it's a dog, it's not licking your plate! Yes you live on the Royal Arsenal... in Woolwich! I think people forget exactly where they are, this is not Primrose Hill after all. I'll stick with takeaway thank you!

L'accueil, la nourriture servie avec soin,le cadre, tout pousse à en faire un endroit où je retournerais volontiers !

Not good staff rude especially head chef. Food uncooked and one staff person who I can't name was not very nice. So I won't be going back there again.

Great place for breakfast, brunch, properly cooked lunch or just a coffee. Especially the home-made cakes and pastries are excellent but all of the food is prepared with love. The staff is friendly and the interior is inviting to sit down and rest.

Lovely cafe and lovely owner! Very friendly, great ambience and atmosphere. Tall ceiling with skylight. Lovely home-made food with delicious salad and great coffeeHighly recommended thank you

Genuinely fresh, moist and tasty. A good breakfast and lunch menu too. Clean and well presented interior with lovely staff

We stayed with friends in Royal Arsenal and they raved about the delicious breakfast, so we gave it a whirl and weren't disappointed. The staff are friendly and the decor was urban London, the food was lush. From the kids breakfast to my poached eggs and sausage to my wife's eggs Benedict it was a lush Sunday treat. The coffee was a lovely blend with a deep aroma. The only small comment (from my wife) is the eggs Benedict needed thick cut slices of ham, not the wafer thin stuff from the shops. Check out the pictures on the wall and see if you can spot our elephant Well worth another visit in the next few months.

No problem bringing the dog in. Maybe three quarters full. Maybe expect to share a table. Relaxed. Speedy service from about four kitchen staff. Well used by regulars. Some sat alone, reading, social networking. Community boards. Children's colouring. Postcards. Ample coffee powder etc but also prosecco, beers, cider, iced tea, coffee. Affable place to be..

In the heart of the Royal Arsenal complex this is an oasis of friendly warmth where you can relax over a coffee or enjoy a good value meal from the freshly made and interesting menu. Definitely worth the short walk from the centre of Woolwich to find a casual restaurant with character.

This cafe exceeds expectations always…cosy, clean and a varied menu.Quite recently I worked from home when I was having some renovations at my property carried out and this was my sanctuary. The steak and mustard mayo sandwich was fresh, succulent and delicious. The service friendly, attentive without being intrusive, lots of books/papers to choose from relaxing background music.So popular with locals my friend has decided to have her Hen Party Afternoon Tea here as we know it won’t disappoint. Really important to support local businesses and this is one that has my support 100%. So much so I cannot wait to return!

Normal cafe, not specialty coffee it was average, but coffee is subjective. Bacon and Egg roll was on point.

This is an awesome little place that me and my sister love to go. The food and drinks are fresh and very delicious. I love having this cafe local.

On our visit the cakes were delicious. The prices were reasonable and well worth paying a little bit more than at chain-bakeries or supermarkets for similar items

The Cornerstone is located just around the corner from our offices and en route to the DLR station so makes an ideal stop for a bite.Food is ok, nothing special to be honest and there is not a great choice either, all the usual but a bit more tarted up. I can see its trying to bring in the more affluent customer and keep out the other end of the spectrum by charging top prices which will no doubt pay dividends as the area changes. No complaints about the cleanliness, always looks clean and tidy, tables are cleared quickly as well which is good. This is the kind of place you could bring the family or discuss business over a bite to eat, not bad at all.

Great experience indeed. The Café opens early and is pet friendly. The service is fantastic, delicious cakes, coffee is spot on... You gotta visit and enjoy the experience yourselves!

Each time I've been I always joy the decor and ambiance of the cafe. It's a lovely venue. I find the food average and sometimes below par. I've visited on several occasions and nothing has changed my mind on this. Pretty much everything on the menu is overpriced in my opinion and not worth the extra that's charged. Certainly stop by but be prepared not to be blown away by the menu (except for the prices).

Moving to the area quite recently, I start looking for good places to eat and chill over the weekend. To my surprise, the little gem hidden in the corner, turned out to be one of those pleasant surprises. The very first visit at the Cornerstone Cafe ended up sweet (part of it thanks to the Manner wafers this guys stock up :D ). From a big range of breakfast, lunch & brunch menu items to the Deli counter which boasts amazing seasonal salads and mains. And yes, I can honestly say there is no better carrot cake eaten by me in London (and I did try to taste as many possible :D). Friendly team, cosy & artistic interior, you would like to call this place your second home.

As I was staying in Royal Arsenal over a long weekend, I was able to enjoy two visits to the Cornerhouse. One for a quick cup of coffee, the other for a brunchy Sunday breakfast. On both occasions I received great service as well as good food. There is always a great buzz about the place . Hope to return soon!

I've been to this cafe many times and more often than not can accept the overly priced breakfast/lunch because generally it's very good and incredibly convenient right outside my front door. This morning however after ordering a sausage bap 'to go' with brown sauce, they get it wrong and use ketchup. I politely point it out and they politely take it away to replace it. When I get it back 30 seconds later, on a new bun with brown sauce but the same ketchup soaked sausages I was more than a little disappointed. Personally I couldn't eat this, but didn't have time to enter a debate about why this was a bit cheeky for a £4 sausage sandwich. Sausage wasn't even hot enough to melt the butter on the bap.

I have been lunching here since they opened. It is a great place. Lovely atmosphere and really good food.

Close to but not overlooking the river. Does open quite early enough if you have a job or college commitments. Generally airy spacious pleasant feel. A touch formal, could be more affable and relaxed. Good quality food but feels discouragingly over priced. Limited options on the impressive Arsenal regeneration zone but can't help feeling drawn away to more knockabout greasy spoon places in the old town.

When we visit the Royal Arsenal we always have brunch here and it is consistently good. Freshly prepared with good quality ingredients. I would recommend it.

Brunch and lunch in a lovely café with award- winning interior. We are regulars and have never been disappointed yet. Veggie food is excellent too.

Food here is always excellent. From the way it is presented to the service. It even tastes great too.Being a veggie I opted the Cornerstone Vegetarian Fry Up - £8.052 x eggs, mushrooms, tomato, sautéed potatoes, beans and toast.Slightly more expensive than other places but you get what you pay for and this place is a little gem in London situated not far from the river Thames in Woolwich Arsenal. A must try for breakie lovers!

I am more than happy to recommend this as a place to go and eat. The staff are friendly and helpful and the food is delicious - the quality of the food is fantastic and freshly prepared. The owners have done the place up nicely and this only adds to the atmosphere.

I don't leave that title lightly! We (two adults, a 4 year old boy and a 10 year old girl) visited many times in July for breakfast before setting out for the days attractions. The breakfasts here are exceptional: I highly recommend the Moroccan breakfast and similar, the composition of ingredients gives a visually appealing meal and the taste is superb. The service is always friendly, we were always able to get seats and the atmosphere is welcoming. The children loved it and we do too. Highly recommended!

Fantastic cakes, really good coffee, the eggs benedict was lovely (maybe a tad more hollandaise needed!) and my brother raved about his gooey toastie.

We went here for brunch recently. And I really enjoyed the food!I ate the 'Cornerstone Vegetarian Fry Up - " 2 x eggs, mushrooms, tomato, sautéed potatoes, beans and toast (V) £8.05Plus home-made vegetarian sausage £1.00"Very filling and very Yummy!The inside of the cafe is very nice looking.Lots of exposed brick, wood, metal and glass roof and attractive light fittings. The clientele seemed very gentrified and chilled. Also, it's wonderful to have a walk around Royal Arsenal after your food. You can take in all the beautiful architecture and definitely have a walk round to see the view of the Thames!I recommend you visit! :)

As we live on Royal Arsenal for much of the time, we use this cafe quite a lot but our favourite is their weekend brunch. Their eggs florentine is delicious and my husband loves their breakfast fry up. Good quality, fresh ingredients; quick, friendly service and always a sociable atmosphere. A fantastic place to have on our doorstep,

Overpriced for the quality of food. Meatballs were very dry. Once I was ask to leave early and when I have asked the waiter why is it so if they are open for another hour, he said he was here long enough. No option for kids menu. You can find something from the deli buy they won't make a small, cheaper portion. Very friendly owners though and I wish them all the best.

Lovely cafe, excellent coffee and their breakfasts are soooo good. Don't miss their homemade sausage rolls or the Chorizo, avocado and egg...

Very Very impressed with this little gem. quality fresh produce cooked to perfection.Big boy breakfast is a must. Just lovely to see a business not trying to short change its customers by buying cheap ingredients.Next to a craft brewery (Hopstuff) too so what more could you ask for

Have been here several times in the last two years, always found the staff very welcoming and the food delicious. Would certainly recommend.

I made an advance order for a cycling club (14 orders plus drinks when we got there) and it was all ready, beautifully wrapped, labelled and we got free and tasty sauce!

I live in Woolwich Arsenal and it is always a pleasure to have a good brunch/breakfast place opposite the building. There are enough possibilities on the menu so everybody is happy (vegetarian included). There is a large choice of drinks and the food is very good.I recommend it !

I found this cafe by accident last summer and it has become a regular visit for us, the amount of young families who eat in here and the choices available make it a very popular venue. The quality of the food and the service is brilliant and they always seem to be busy

I live in the development and i really love this place. Delicious breakfast/branch, pineapple smoothie is heaven!

I've worked in the Royal Arsenal complex of 18 months and when we first moved here as a business it was thee place to go for chats over coffee, staff lunches and delicious takeout lunches.We've calmed down our frequency as although we LOVE the cornerstone, it is perhaps on the pricey side and I say this as someone who's not on a particularly strict budget.I love their array of healthy salads, so delicious and wholesome, I have on occasion enjoyed their absolutely delicious cakes and I really enjoy their lattes. It's an all round enjoyable place to visit, spend time in and eat at. I've witness the chef and management talk though menu options and they really do run the place with passion.I've even taken family there for lunch on a weekend, which I think is a good indicator that it's so good, it's not just a place used for it's local vicinity to my office.

The Cornerstone Cafe is a happy and welcoming establishment within the Royal Arsenal Development which has, in my experience, consistently high standards of food and service. Whether popping in for a coffee on the way to work or for a lazy weekend brunch I've never been disappointed. Particular credit should be given to the breakfasts which are excellent, especially the Moroccan Breakfast which was a find today.

The manager is so aggressive bossing staff around loudly as people are ordering - staff seem almost frightened off her. Coffee was ok but the coffee lounge up the road was a better flat whiteNot a very welcoming place if you can see past that and your hungry then perceiver

Cornerstone is a lovely welcoming cafe, popular with locals and serving tasty healthy food. I normally go for a bacon roll as a treat but they also offer nice veggie choices.Cornerstone does feel like part of the community with a good information board for local events. They also host the excellent So Marie Supper Club and are located near to the ever growing Farmers Market. A very nice part of Woolwich, well worth checking out.

it-s great to find a place in this location with good hearty breakfast and snacks throughout the day. nice coffee good service

When we moved to Woolwich, a few months ago, it was a bit of a shock! It is sooooooo different from where we come from.... But then we discovered "Cornerstone" and it became our place to be. We love the coffee, we love their brunch, we love their prices, we love the staff when they make you feel like home.... Congrats guys! Keep up the good work! See you on Saturday....

Dropped in because I was out a walk. Amazing breakfast and they listened to what I wanted, please see pictures attached, the colourful plate is today's food, the other was served to me in Westminster! Know where I will go back!

Our son, daughter in law and their 2 children moved to Plumstead about 3 years ago, and although we live in Dorset, visit as often as we can. We soon discovered Cornerstone and must have eaten there more than 20 times. We have always been delighted with the excellent range and variety of home produced fresh food, both savoury and sweet, and with the friendly, welcoming and helpful service we always receive. The staff are always able to advise on the food available and the cafe offers a child friendly service. I am not usually one for writing reviews but feel the need to do so in respect of this cafe. I cannot recommend it highly enough. 5 star food and service.

Had lunch at the cafe yesterday and as usual I come out feeling recharged. I love how everyone who comes in knows each other, the team welcomes everyone with the big smiles! The atmosphere is so cosy and warm. The food is always good and I often come by with friends for brunch on weekends too! It is an important part of our local community.

Can't quite make my mind up about this place. Good coffee and interesting food but it comes at a price. Mixed service and either seems to be dead or absolutely packed, also not sure how it will fair with more competition opening up nearby. I've returned on many an occasion so that must count for something.

Very lovely local place, with welcoming staff and lovely food! I come here regularly and every time is great!

Privately run cafe which I have eaten in many a time and the food is always good with my favourites being egg benedict for the breakfast run and the pork baps are a must for a lunchtime! A great place to catch up with friends & family as they welcome children and encourage them to leave a colouring sheet to be hung on the cafe wall!

There are a few pleasures in life, one, a quality coffee in comfort with a friendly atmosphere;Another, a good heart warming breakfast... The Cornerstone Cafe ticks all the boxes for me and it's one of the greatest assets on the Royal Arsenal Riverside... J-)

I am a regular visitor at this cafe, usually popping in to have a coffee while checking emails.The atmosphere is welcoming, the staff are friendly and the coffee is delicious.I do not regularly eat - but what I have had has been excellent and I believe all pastries and cakes are made fresh on site.The building is Grade 2 listed, has an industrial finish with exposed ceiling beams, original sash windows and skylights which make for an unusual, light and airy setting.

Recently I visited the Cornerstone Cafe that is situated on the magnificent Royal Arsenal Development in Woolwich, South East London. This is not the first time I have eaten there as I have been there with my partner as well as the occasional business lunch too. Each time the food has been truly fantastic with prices I find very reasonable. This time I had Salmon Fish Cakes with Roasted Vegetables on the side. Truly my mouth is watering thinking about this even now. To put this review in a nutshell: The food is fresh, Well Present, Tasty & well priced. The Staff are Great. The atmosphere is relaxed. The Decor is Modern And the Location is Fab.

This is a great café with good coffee and an excellent brunch selection. A nice place to meet friends for a chilled weekend meet up or just to take a book and relax for a while. Dog friendly.

Food was great, service was superb with efficient, friendly staff. Cornerstone Cafe has a great atmosphere too. Really good menu and choice of food and drink. It is a fab place to visit!

Popped in for morning coffee and munchies to this conveniently located cafe in the heart of the Royal Arsenal. Only has a coffee and a few of the morning pastries, but the pastries including the banana muffin were soft, fluffy the right consistency and overall very tasty. Coffee very acceptable, but its the pastries that made this visit and started the day off well.

The Cornerstone Cafe is one of our local highlights in Woolwich. It's based on the Royal Arsenal in a very nicely converted period building. We've enjoyed many a breakfast and a few dinners at the Cornerstone. The food has always been excellent and very well presented. It is one of our favourite places here in Woolwich.I can wholeheartedly recommend a visit to our local cafe.

Every one needs comfort, or to paraphrase George Bernard Shaw, food is one of the sincerest forms of love.So how wonderful to discover a totally unpretentious but warm neighbourhood cafe (the Cornerstone Cafe) at the royal Arsenal Riverside complex. It is (for me) the ideal place to be on a weekend for an extremely relaxing breakfast with a wide selection of newspapers on offer, or to stop by on the way home to get a quick snack for supper before going to an evening event elsewhere.The service is friendly, the food wholesome and varied, the atmosphere inviting. The Royal Arsenal neighbourhood would be the less without this establishment.

I live in The Arsenal and am a regular customer at Cornerstone Cafe. This might seem at odds with my three star review but you see, there is no other real alternative if you want a brunch-style menu and half decent coffee.The problem is, there is a really huge inconsistency in the quality of coffee preparation. I'm a flat white drinker and have yet to have two made the same. They are served in a full sized cup, which the staff feel the need to fill to the top, thus making my flat white a latte. After you wait ten minutes to be served for a takeaway coffee before trotting to the DLR you don't necessarily have time to wait another ten while they get your coffee right. So regrettably, no more coffee. The other massive issue I have is the quality of the cakes. The cheesecake topping that adorns most of the cakes is too heavy and should (in my opinion, but I do eat a lot of cake, and bake a lot more than I eat) be replaced with a traditional frosting. The lemon drizzle is baked in a tin way too deep and so is always under baked (see the thick dense line that runs through each slice) and burned on the outside, presumably as it takes an age to bake in its behemoth form. It is also invariably dry. Two smaller cakes could bake at the same time and the result would be a LOT better. So sadly, for now, I don't purchase any cake from cornerstone.However, the salads are top notch, tasty, inventive, but they could be switched up a little more frequently (like a few times a week). Finally, the staff are a bit hit and miss: sometimes friendly, sometimes cold and dismissive. Any tensions or issues should not be conducted in their demeanour, and the customer should never feel anything other than welcome.

This is a great little cafe, only a few tables so it's never too noisy, the menu is great and their Chorizo and Avo breakfast is gobsmackingly good.

just discovered this local café in woolwich and it serves one of the best egg benedict i've ever had with a good value for money.Staff really friendly too.Highly recommend it!!

I visit Cornerstone Café every morning for their great coffee and friendly staff. I have also visited Cornerstone many times for lunch and have never been disappointed with the food.

My fiancée and I have just moved into Royal Arsenal but have had brunch here a number of times over the past year. I want Cornerstone Cafe to be my favourite local cafe so I hope this feedback is taken on board.My overall observation is that the quality of the coffee has been really inconsistent. Half the time it is made well, and the other half the milk is burnt (or the London Fog is boiling hot). As the main cafe in the Royal Arsenal there really is no reason for such average quality coffee.If management can support the barista staff with proper training and ensure consistent, quality coffee - then you'll have the loyalty of my two coffee a day habit. If not - the Costa down the road will be my recommendation to others in the future (and I never thought I'd recommend Costa).I'll report back to tripadvisor/twitter/Facebook in a month - hopefully with a positive response from the management and a real improvement in the consistency from the baristas.

I am lucky enough to live close to here and it is a great place to go to, whether for Brunch, Lunch or a cup of coffee and a cake.The staff are always friendly and helpful and make you feel welcome whether on your own or with others.Oh and their sausage rolls are amazing, if they still have them when you visit try one, you won't regret it

Im very proud to say that cornerstone is my neighbourhood cafe, where weekend brunches are delightful! If you are looking for a cozy cafe with great food and a contemporary chic set up you will not be disappointed!

I will be back,as the food is just fantastic !Home-made food haven!!Just perfect for breakfast brunch or lunch.

I love the decor firstly, and very happily the Cafe has food to match! We go often for breakfast and the heat at home meals are very very good!

One of my favourite places to have breakfast. It's casual and so friendly, I will happily pop in and eat by myself or with friends. The food offer is of excellent quality and variety, the service is always friendly and welcoming.

This cafe was my daily walk-to coffee place while staying in Woolwich. Always a buzz with ladies chatter and man talk plus family friendly. Loved how they had made the outdoors area smoke free so prams and their mums enjoyed sitting outside.Muffins were delicious and coffee improved over the weeks (new barrista) so morning coffee was something to look forward to. Friendly staff and nice decor; well worth a try.