It's not perfect...... but it's perfectly awesome. It gets a bit annoying when it crowded ( long lines) and that's my only complaint. Great coffee.... Great friendly service, solid food choices and I'm a sucker for the snacks and cookies at breakfast. Owners are top shelf people and make you feel like family if they see you are a repeat customer. Shining example of good management. read more

Cappuccino and housemade biscotti are a perfect pair. The biscotti is chewy and sweetened with tart cranberries. The shop has a nice laid-back feel with nooks to sit and read. The magazine share-rack is perf: architectural digest and Bon appetit. Lovely staff left out samples of the house blend to taste. read more

Cornerstone Coffeehouse - Cappuccino and house made biscotti. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

Cornerstone Coffeehouse is a nice little establishment in Camp Hill. From coffee to ice cream and bites to eat, there seems to be something for everyone here. This popular hangout for the young & mature alike is centrally located in the boro offering the convenience of walking to & meeting with friends. Conversely, a lot and street parking are available. Also, there is outdoor seating. I enjoy the small-town feel Cornerstone offers. Local artwork is displayed & for sale. There are live musical performances some evenings. read more

Love this place. I used to come here daily to study while I was in law school. Great coffee, great staff, and wonderful atmosphere. Had I not left town, I'd still be a regular. read more

1st time there on Friday (9/23/22). Food prices seem somewhat high ($3.50 for 3 inch square brownie and $7 for half an avocado bacon egg sandwich). Place was busy around 10am but service was average. No rudeness from staff but got some unwarranted stares from other customers; I can only presume they were locals unaccustomed to new faces. Seating was available. Business should be more learned about PA tax laws which doesn't tax certain apparel like everyday tees. Yet I was taxed for a shirt my daughter wanted. I told the cashier this type of apparel wasn't to be taxed but she seemed oblivious. read more

Can't say I was impressed. Coffee (latte) is ho-hum and the service was something left to be desired. Good location but even the food was just ok. Went for breakfast cuz I was looking at a house property for sale around the corner. Sad to say this coffee shop is not a selling point cuz I am all about the walkability to eateries. read more

I googled coffee shops and this one was the closest to where I'm staying. Ive been there twice before and each time I remember two things that stood out - the great coffee and the unfriendly, rude staff. They act like you're intruding on their busy day. So I'll be driving a few more miles rather than deal with their staff again read more

Though the food is always fresh and delicious, the size and prices are unacceptable. I have frequented this location for years and was always happy, however, they are now serving half the size of the salads for an even higher price. $10.00 for what is basically a side salad. The chicken salad on spinach was still appropriate and delicious, however they need to rethink the resizing on those very costly salads or they will continue to lose customer. The social distancing and use of masks is spot on, so kudos for that! The LaPorta salad was tiny. If I do return it will only be for the Chicken and Havarti sandwich which is delicious. read more

This place has everything you could want and more for a local coffee shop! Came in for lunch today and had the Vermonter sandwich (ham, cheese, green apples, & mustard) with a side of mac & cheese. Both items went above & beyond my expectations! Mac & cheese was some of the best I've ever had. I wished I had more room for a scoop of pumpkin ice cream but that'll have to wait for next time. Highly recommended for a bite or a quick pick me up! read more

I'd be happier with a McDonald's breakfast, I spent 40 dollars to get 2 warm "iced" lattes and a Cali wrap that tasted like a plant from my moms garden with watery eggs. the avocado toast was a 2/10. read more

This is my local coffee shop for my morning cup. Always friendly, and always people meeting up. Home baked treats include the addictive Oat and Fruit bar, and there is a paleo coffee cake, not to mention assortment of scones and cookies. Lunch is made fresh and solid soup, salad sandwiches. I use Yelp to find local coffee shops. everywhere I travel, and many are great, but this is home base, gold standard. Coffee Before Anything. Dog friendly. read more

The coffee at Cornerstone is solidly good every time. I wish the baked goods were a little fresher. And I really wish they offered a few food options that were higher protein and not quite so carby. It can be tough to meet for a meal here. The back room is an awesome spot for meetings and parties. I've never taken a cooking class there, but the list of courses looks delicious. And the coffee. The coffee's good. Keep the coffee. read more

I don't say this lightly. Cornerstone has the best cold brew coffee I've ever tasted in my life. I don't know what it is but there's like a floral note in it? It's just fantastic. I'm sure all of their other stuff is also great but I am serious about the cold brew. read more

I have been coming to this shop for years, the food and drinks always keep me coming back. I have never had any bad food or drink. HOWEVER, the service here leaves much to be desired. It never fails that I am greeted with a negative attitude and lack of any customer service. Makes me wonder why I should tip. The shop has gotten better at labeling the food to be considerate to the dietary restricted. But, I have come to find out that some of the food labeled "dairy free" is infact made with butter. When confronting staff about this, they tell me it says dairy free, so it much be. There has been one worker who is truthful l, however very rude. I am starting to question if I will be returning. I love supporting small local businesses but the lack of respect for their community members gives me a bad taste in my mouth. I will say the kitchen staff was accommodating, but I had to track them down by almost going into the kitchen. This is a problem. If you are working in customer service industry and don't like it, find something else. Be better Corner Stone .... For your community read more

I have been here several times and every time I leave, I tell myself Im never going back again. Unfortunately its the only option close to my work location that has 2 or 3 vegan options. The staff are never friendly, in fact they are always rude, and the prices are astronomical. It costs over $11 to get avocado toast and a roobios tea. The receipts are never itemized and I always feel like Im being over-charged. Food and drink orders take forever to get. Im leaving this location as I write this and have promised myself one more time that I wont be back again. Edit: Today I ordered a red tea latte. I have no idea what I was given but its definitely not a red tea latte. Argh!! Just reaffirms my decision to stop going there. I am so tired of wasting my money. read more

Last week the owner was overly rude to our scooter group and I will not ever go there again. She didn't think enough of us had bought coffee that particular day, despite the fact that all of us frequent her shop during other times of the week and had been meeting there weekly for years. Rather than handling the situation with grace and style, she accosted our entire group with an incredibly over the top, hostile 10 minute tirade about how we were taking up her "entire" deck (there were at least 4 empty tables) and how she just didn't need us there if every one of us didn't buy something. There was a grand total of about 6 people in the place at this moment, so I am sure her full deck made it look like she actually had business. Obviously something else had her upset that day but I have to ask myself if this is really how a good business person would handle such a situation. If there had been people standing around waiting for a table I could understand, but that was not the case. I think the food is a bit repetitive but enjoyed the atmospere with one exception. The staff is not always friendly. Always really enjoyed Cornerstone. My scooter group used it as a meeting place every wednesday night for several years. When I moved to Camp Hill a year ago I frequented Cornerstone on weekends and at lunch in addition to the Wednesday meetups. I won't go there again due to the apparent, unadvertised 1 drink minimum. read more

Love this place. I'm a regular whenever I'm in town. Authentic, friendly staff, great food. Coffee is superb. The place has relaxed home like feel to it. read more

This cute 'lil place sells coffees with names like Jamaican Me Crazy and Snuggle Nut. You can either buy the fresh brew or nab a bag of ground goodness to take home. I stopped by this morning on my way to work and was pleasantly surprised. The place was very busy at 8:15am! The staff behind the counter are very friendly. The drink choices are rather wide, ranging from tea and coffee to more elaborate drink choices. I'll definitely be back! read more

Three stars because they have an amazing location, environment and menu. Lost two stars because the barista had a mega attitude, got my order wrong and another barista served me a drippy mug with no dish. I was attracted to this lovely drink: S'mores Mocha- Toasted Marshmallow Mocha with Whipped Cream and Caramel Drizzle Sounds delish, right? Being my fist time here, I did not know what to expect. The barista/Cashier (thick girl) grabbed a disposable cup and I politely asked if I could have a mug instead. She chucked the cup somewhere and it missed, falling on the floor. I was all like, whoa. Upon going to the pick up counter, another barista was prepping (girl with cool head wrap, fun hair) My mug was briskly placed on the counter, spilling some of my coffee onto the counter. I did NOT get what I ordered. My mocha had no whipped cream or caramel. I asked for a dish to place under my drippy mug. I did have fun with a stirring straw and drew hearts in my coffee froth. Whatever I DID get tasted OK, but again, not what I ordered. The pastries were yummy as well. I will return again, but I will have to write this place off my be back list if I get bad service again. read more

An avid Starbucks fan, when I'm in the Harrisburg area I opt for this place instead. Great local ambiance, friendly staff, and fabulous coffee. Try the honey-vanilla latte. Also, bring cash--they have a 10-dollar minimum on credit. read more

This is a cute local coffee house conveniently located on Market Street in Camp Hill. The coffee is pretty good, and as an avid Starbucks fan, I'll be the first to admit that the coffee here is better. They also have small wraps and sandwiches, though I'll admit that I haven't tried their food here. The staff is relatively friendly, and the place has a small-town coffee shop feel to it, frequently exhibiting the work of local artists, and live performances of local musicians. However, the bad that prevents me from rating this place higher: - Small parking lot makes it difficult to enter and exit the establishment. - The place is full of high-schoolers and people too young to hit the bars. The high-pitched voices and constant giggling make it hard to concentrate if you're looking to do work or relax here. - There isn't enough seating for the number of patrons who frequent this establishment. If you're anti-starbucks, and enjoy the local arts over a cup of fresh coffee, this is a decent place. read more

I was at BJ's and the winter chill came up and judo chopped me in the noggin. I needed something to warm up quick. I called on Yelp and it informed me that there were two choices nearby. One, a little ol' place called Starbucks. The other, Cornerstone Coffeehouse. I conversed with my passenger at the time (my wife) and she absolutely refused to give Cornerstone a try. So I bookmarked it in hopes I'd get a chance to go back and begrudgingly set up shop in the cold, corporate world of Starbucks. Well my fellow Yelpians, my motto is if fate doesn't give you the chance, make a chance. And that's what I did with Cornerstone Coffeehouse. Not once. Not twice. But three gloriously satisfying times I drove well out of my way to pay this place a visit. Cornerstone Coffeehouse is located on Market Street in Camp Hill. It is nestled amongst a number of other local businesses. When you enter the coffeehouse's main entrance, a dozen or so small tables are located off to the left (and there are more in back). The first time I visited, and on every subsequent visit, 9/10 of the tables up front were occupied. That was definitely a good sign. I made my way to the counter and was immediately drawn to their board of specials. One in particular, a gingerbread chocolate chai tea, caught my attention. I know chai usually has milk in it and I almost shied away because everywhere I looked I found no mention of milk alternatives. I had read reviews, checked menus, surveyed the board and found not one mention. If I had one problem with Cornerstone, that was it. Not everything is advertised. Some things require a secret password to unlock. I inquired at the register and was told that not only do they offer soy milk but you could also get your drinks with almond or coconut. So, I purchased it with soy...the first time. The next time I ordered it with almond and on my third visit I requested, you guessed it, coconut. Each version was super creamy with just the right amount of cinnamon and spice. This drink was enough to drive me to searching the internet for my own homemade frothing devices. I wanted to replicate it at home that bad. I ordered a hot chocolate, all regular, for the wife and also picked up a gluten free/vegan trail mix cookie with peanut butter, coconut, dates and chocolate. J-Fur, it pains me to say this, preferred Starbuck's hot chocolate because it is "more chocolatey." As far as the cookie went, it was soft and moist. I couldn't believe it had no dairy in it. J-Fur echoed that sentiment when she tore a small crumb from my steel grasp. Cornerstone Coffee offers regular food like sandwiches, bagels and other assorted breakfast items. It also serves hand dipped ice cream and tea. The coffeehouse conducts cooking classes periodically throughout the month. Basically, this place does it all. Coffeehouse does not give justice to everything that is happening within these four walls. So what's in it for those of us who reside in Tampa? Nothing. The coffeehouse doesn't ship. I inquired. So from now until next Christmas, if you catch me sleeping with a smile on my face, you'll know what I was dreaming about. Gingerbread chai. read more

Was a nice warm evening for a scooter ride, the wife and I decided to swing in here for a drink, she got a chocolate raspberry drink that she adored and I tried out the Honey-vanilla decaf. Her's was definitely the better choice however mine was not bad either. Staff was friendly and patient while we checked out the menu. There was an acoustic band playing there that evening which made talking a little difficult due to the amount of sound in the room. Other than that, everything seemed ok. read more

Cornerstone Coffeehouse - The Counter from the side. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

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I used to go here several times a week when I lived in Camp Hill. The place has good hours (open until 10 during the week) so it's a nice place for coffee after dinner. The desk is nice during the summer. I haven't been on the weekend in a while but they used to have live music. The shop itself is small and if you go during the evening, it can be crowded with highschoolers. But it is still intimate enough to take a friend, sit and converse. I think the coffee is delicious. If you think Sbux is better than you are mistaken. They usually brew at least 6 different coffees including the Breakfast Blend, a flavored coffee, a fair trade, a bold and 2 decafs (1 is usually a flavored). I'm not usually a big fan of flavored coffees; sometimes they taste artificial, are over-powering or light on flavor. I find their flavored coffees to be good; the Cinnamon Stick is my favorite of those. My favorite coffee though is the Tanzanian Peaberry, a less common variety. I can't say I've ever had the coffee drinks before as I just like coffee. They have hand dipped ice cream but the baked good are a real draw. They are made FRESH there, unlike what you get at Sbux. The ginger molasses cookie is a real treat. I have never tried their sandwiches or anything like that. What makes this place unique is their kitchen and dining area that offers cooking classes and dinners but can also be rented out. read more

Five stars - first time at this coffeehouse and I will go back again and again. Fast service, lots of seating (inside and out), large menu for every meal, relaxed atmosphere. My honey vanilla latte was delicious as well as my warm coffee cake muffin. I could drink one every morning! Seems to be a busy place and it's nice that they have enough staff working so that customers don't have to wait forever for their order. read more

Cornerstone Coffeehouse - Warm coffee cake muffin and a honey vanilla latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

Even though I've only been twice in the past year... I think I've spent enough time in my life at this coffeehouse to write a valid review. My dad actually introduced me to cornerstone years ago when his office was in Camp Hill (Re Max). I realized that it was a "cool spot" for teens to hang out on the weekend and as I got older it was even better to catch up with old friends. The staff is great and the drinks are terrific. This is my ideal coffeehouse set-up and Im still looking for something as comforting in Atlanta. read more

We just moved across the street and OMG! We didn't look at the menu until today, we got breakfast and were amazed! It was so fresh and delicious, we will definitely be back. Prices are reasonable read more

Things I like: 1. Coffee is pretty good. Especially the vanilla latte with honey! They had this on the menu wayyy before Starbucks and some of the other chains added it to their specialty coffee menus. 2. Tasty baked goods. 3. Nice patio/porch area for nice weather. Things I did not like: 1. Lunch menu is really limited. The food is generally tasty, but it's a little annoying that they only rotate through a few items. 2. The music. Maybe I'm not moody enough. Or maybe I'm too moody? Either way, I like my music in the background & not turned all the way up. I know that some people like live music, but unless I'm going to see someone I really like..random coffee shop bands, singers etc are supposed to keep their playing pretty quiet. Apparently, every single artist missed this memo. Luckily, they serve tea so I can soothe my throat..which always hurts after having to yell over the din in the tiny space! read more

I'm at this local coffee shop all the time. I've never had a bad experience with drinks or food, and my go-to items are straight-up coffee (they have lots of fun flavors to choose from at the serve-yourself bar), cranberry oat bars and baked oatmeal. The ambiance is spot-on with comfortable chairs (if you can snag them), lamp lighting, fresh flowers and natural light. It's also nice to sit outside (I bring my dog) when it warms up. I enjoy the weekend music as well and have been surprised by the quality of the performers. I've also taken a cooking "class" here before and while the food was delicious, it wasn't what I expected. It's a demonstration class, not hands-on (which is what I was hoping for). I did learn some things and enjoyed a nice meal, but you can find hands-on classes in the area for less (namely, the Kitchen Store in Carlisle). The baristas have never been overly friendly--not rude, just not very interactive as you'd expect after going regularly for a year. Still, that won't stop me from making this a regular haunt. read more

The loose tea selection is lovely but for me I found the coffee to be about average. If you get an espresso based drink it really is hit or miss depending who is making it. the one thing I will give the place is that its very nice for a local coffee house and if you are looking for that coffee house feel then pop and enjoy some sun on the deck. I haven't tried the food but eager to from reading the other reviews. read more

I have yet to try any of their food except some of their deserts. I definitely like the decor and coziness to this place. I'd only come here if I'd be meeting someone for a quick chat. Definitely not the place to get work done as it gets crowded and noisy fairly quickly. This place is only good for coffee, any of their drink options lack in flavor. read more

Good food selection, including some gluten- and dairy-free options. The English Breakfast colds tea is quite good. I'm glad I got to try the baked oatmeal, but I won't be having it again. The music selection is varied and upbeat... I've heard recent hits as well as Eric Clapton/Cream. I've been twice in three days and would happily return again if I come back to the area. read more

The drinks are good although I don't work my way around the menu when it comes to my coffee, what I have tried has always been good. The staff is usually friendly, although I have had a barista that acted as though everything I asked for was inconvenient for her. I do not like that their outdoor seating is non-smoking. I understand they are obviously accommodating a family friendly atmosphere but when events are going on and you are here for an extended amount of time the option to walk outside and smoke a cigarette would be nice. Is there anything more appealing to a smoker than a cigarette with coffee? I think not. read more

This local coffee shop has a nice, quaint (albeit often crowded) atmosphere, decent coffee, and a bakery that has never disappointed me. Besides glutten-free and dairy-free options, their cookies and cakes have always been moist and delicious. What holds me back from giving a higher rating is that 1) their Internet connection is terrible. I like to work remotely at times, and the weak wireless is a dealbreaker for me. 2) Specialty coffees like cappuccinos come with foam--too much of it, if you ask me. Credit card purchases require a $5 minimum. If you rock foursquare, definitely check-in, as they often have promotions. read more

I have to admit that this one of my favorite coffee shops in the central PA area. Nice, eclectic, good musical offerings on the weekends. The coffee is good and I really like their seasonal flavors. They have a nice mix of coffee-based and non-coffee-based drinks so there's something for everyone. There's artwork on the walls that changes frequently so there's always something to peruse while you're hanging out. It's not very big so get there early on nights when there's music. It's also popular for lunch so avoid it a lunch time if all you want is coffee. They also have a cooking school in the back. I haven't tried it but it seems to be growing in popularity. They don't offer a ton of classes like you find at the Kitchen Shoppe in Carlisle, but they have some that look really good. read more

Had the honey vanilla latte with soy milk and was not that impressed! The drink was overall kind of watery and did not have much flavor. The avocado toast I had was very delicious and just the right size. The café overall was very cute and comfortable, but also pretty busy in the morning. I will be trying a different drink next time I go for sure! read more

Great neighborhood place. Local art. Local music sometimes. Great baked oatmeal. Good desserts (milkshakes) tea selection and coffee drinks. read more

Awesome little independent coffee shop with a big patio and plenty of food. I like the loose leaf tea selection, over 20 blends to choose from. I believe the pastries are fresh baked. Ice cream is hand dipped. Be warned, the double scoop is really more like 4 scoops! I haven't tried the coffee so can't comment but this place is always busy so it's got to be good. Plenty of parking nearby. read more

Cornerstone Coffeehouse - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

It's ok... the staff are kinda out there , slow and slower . Ok for a coffee...... but that about it

Cornerstone is among the better coffee shops you'll find outside of the top tier shops in Harrisburg and Lancaster cities. With a full coffee menu, this upbeat eclectic cafe is a nice coffee oasis in the suburbs. For breakfast, I recommend to pick a nice muffin or scone to pair with their daily variety of 4-5 different coffee offerings. Whether meeting a friend or catching up on some work (free Wi-Fi), I would certainly pay Cornerstone another visit. read more