Cornerstone Cafe On 96th

Stopped by for brunch and had a sausage eggs benedict and BLT grilled cheese. The food was delicious, and the potatoes and fries were very crispy. The staff were very friendly. It's a clean, nice spot amongst an industrial work area. We'll definitely be back for more.

I visited this restaurant around lunchtime when it was quite quiet. The staff greeted us warmly, which was a nice start. We ordered a chicken wrap and a Reuben sandwich. Unfortunately, the chicken in the wrap was so tough that we couldn’t bite into it, and we ended up just eating the bread and vegetables. The Reuben sandwich was extremely salty—possibly the saltiest thing I’ve ever tasted. To make matters worse, there was no sauerkraut in the sandwich. When I requested a side of sauerkraut, it arrived tasting expired and discolored, which likely explains why it was missing from the sandwich. The only enjoyable part of the meal was the creamy tomato soup. I’m giving this place 2 stars solely because of the friendly staff; otherwise, the food was far below expectations.

This is undoubtedly the best brunch spot in Langley! I just wish I had discovered it sooner. If you haven’t tried this fantastic place yet, you’re really missing out! Everything we tried was delicious, and I can’t wait to go back again soon. On top of that, the quality is unmatched. A large portion of their menu is made from scratch in-house. You definitely won’t be disappointed!

I absolutely love the coffee here, especially the oat latte! The food is also fantastic. I've visited this place several times and have tried the avocado veggie benny, avocado omelet, scrambled Western quesadilla, the "two two two," and the fried rice, and I rate them all five stars!

The ambiance was enhanced by pleasant music and cozy lighting, and the hosts were very friendly. Although the prices are slightly higher than what I typically spend, I found it to be worth it because the French toast was incredible! I also appreciated that the potatoes had a nice kick of spice. I requested substitute eggs instead of bacon, and that change was accommodated without any issues.