The Corner Room - State College

The food is decent. You won't be wowed by every item, but it's very solid. It's also an iconic state college spot with a historic presence and friendly staff.

Solid reuben (most reubens suck so good to find one thay does not)

"The Corner Room in downtown State College is a true historic landmark that you simply cannot praise enough. This remodeled gem offers not only great food, but also a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for enjoying time with friends and drinks. Life truly feels great when you 're lucky enough to secure a spot here—it 's the crown jewel of dining experiences in the area.So much can be said about The Corner Room, but I 've already shared my heartfelt appreciation for this establishment. It 's a place where memories are made, laughter is shared, and delicious meals are savored. If you haven 't had the pleasure of dining here yet, make it a priority—it 's an experience you won 't soon forget.#TheCornerRoom #StateCollege#DrAllenDavisDCAuthorCreator

My first visit in the restaurant for breakfast. Have had their food many time down at Zenos and it was always great. The breakfast was outstanding! Service was excellent! The awesome server suggested a few items including a hand crafted ****** Mary which was great! Food was very fresh and good serving sizes. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE PANCAKES!!! Parking: Street parking is available, but may be tough to find. Several garages in a short walk Kid-friendliness: Definitely kid friendly

PLEASE LEAVE ME ALONE WHEN I'M EATING. Good service, but not good for introverts or people with social anxiety. Wish they can implement a sign that lets customers choose to not be disturbed when eating.Food is decent, a bit too salty for my taste.edit: im sorry but it doesn't seem like they are very attentive to my wish to not be disturbed. i'd rather not have to answer to people with food in my mouth or with tears in my eyes after laughing so hard to a video i'm watching while eating. i even turned my back to the walkway just to show i prefer to be left alone. i get it it's the way your team shows care and most american would love this kind of care and attention but for us people with social anxiety it's a pure nightmare to have a waitress come to us every five minutes and ask us a question while our mouth is stuffed full. it puts us on the spot and is super embarrassing.