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Address: 36 Bridge St, Corning, NY 14830
Phone: (607) 333-5531
Website: https://ellasacreshomestead.com/
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Reviews
Amanda Wylie
Great place. Beautifully laid out, and a great atmosphere. The food was good- portion sizes were on point. My salad was delish, and my daughter said the hash browns & bacon were really good. The French toast was next level! The coffee was just ok. Overall, a good experience. We thought it was a bit pricey, but everything is now days.
… moreKat Miller
Sunday brunch time was busy and noisy but we managed to snag a table in the back. Ordered via phone which was nice because it didn’t need an app and it allowed a lot of customized choices. Kinda expensive for the basics, $8 for 2 eggs and toast, but overall the price was good for the amount of food after add ons. The toast, home fries and sea salted fries were really, really good.
… moreLauren Nishikawa
Got in right before the Sunday morning rush around 9am – shared the Sawtooth omelette, French toast, and a side salad with poppyseed dressing. Loved the touch of orange in the French toast, the edible flowers on the salad and tang of the dressing, and our drinks (pumpkin boo latte and white orchard hot chocolate) were not overly sweet and had a nice flavor. Will definitely be coming back!
… moreKatie Gregory
My SO and I did a day in Corning for lunch and the glass museum – our meal was fantastic! He especially loved the salmon fish fry, which was a first for him. My crunchy sesame salad was great and the different dipping sauces for my fries were very appreciated. The space is very cute, we loved all the plants. And all our servers were kind! The one downside I would say was the single use plastic water cups they put out for folk to serve themselves. One of my favorite bars puts out sold old school plastic diner cups with their water jugs and I think that would be a nice solution here too.
… moreSarah Bogdan
The Oklahoma onion smash burger with onion jam was so good. They have a lot of great smash burgers on the menu, it’s hard to choose. Delicious food, great service, spacious room inside
… moreMaxim A
A cute cafe with a decent selection of snacks and interesting drinks. The pancakes were absolutely delicious. There was a slight mix-up with our order, but apparently the girl was new and still learning – no big deal. I’d definitely happily return.
… moreDisney Cast Member
Had a burger with fries. The burger patties were smash-burger style, thin and crispy. Bread was pleasing to the eye, average in taste. Fresh veggies on the burger. Sauce was thin but tasty. Good salt level. Copious amount of fries, I was sharing them with everyone in our group. The fries were skin-on potatoes and salted appropriately. I would have this again but not something I would find myself craving. Burger & fries in a round take-out box it was actually hard to get the burger out of the box but the box itself was eco-friendly. Over all, a cute place to meet friends for a burger. Will have to try breakfast some time.
… moreJennifer Meeker
If I could give this cafe more stars I would! The food was fabulous. The atmosphere was so relaxing, and the staff were friendly and welcoming.
My husband got the eggs Benedict and I got the farmer’s daughter. The cappuccino was one of the best I’ve ever had.
A must visit if you are in Corning or the surrounding area
… moreMy husband got the eggs Benedict and I got the farmer’s daughter. The cappuccino was one of the best I’ve ever had.
A must visit if you are in Corning or the surrounding area
Joe Brennan
Amazing food! The gravy and biscuit were wonderful and the coffee was excellent. It’s hard to find a good breakfast spot that serves both full meals as well as a full range of coffee options. The atmosphere is cute and trendy and in spite of this being a busy spot, it’s still cozy in a way. My one comment in this regard is that their back area needs more soft wall hangings to soak up some of the noise as it can be a bit echoey
Unfortunately, this otherwise excellent experience was marred by what I can only describe as an utter failure at front of house management. This place operates on a “seat yourself” model which works great at breweries and other high-turnover eateries, not so much at a cute brunch spot where people compete for tables and have a tendency to linger. We noted multiple people confused by the lack of a hostess and watched a few people just give up and leave which I imagine happens often
We were about to make that same decision when we happened to get a table that could seat 6 with for just the two of us. After ordering food and getting our drinks, a server came by and asked if we would mind moving to a smaller table which we agreed to. He mentioned that he would put a note in so that our food would get brought out to the correct table. After doing so, everything fell apart. We ended up waiting another 45 minutes to get our food and when we did get it, it was cold. I can only assume it sat while everyone figured out where it was supposed to go. I was asked if I wanted it remade but I didn’t want to wait another 45 minutes for it to get brought back out. I place the blame squarely on ownership as simply having a host/hostess manage the seating would make everything a lot smoother and prevent this kind of mix-up
I would recommend going here when it’s less busy. The food is worth the annoyance assuming it comes out hot.
… moreUnfortunately, this otherwise excellent experience was marred by what I can only describe as an utter failure at front of house management. This place operates on a “seat yourself” model which works great at breweries and other high-turnover eateries, not so much at a cute brunch spot where people compete for tables and have a tendency to linger. We noted multiple people confused by the lack of a hostess and watched a few people just give up and leave which I imagine happens often
We were about to make that same decision when we happened to get a table that could seat 6 with for just the two of us. After ordering food and getting our drinks, a server came by and asked if we would mind moving to a smaller table which we agreed to. He mentioned that he would put a note in so that our food would get brought out to the correct table. After doing so, everything fell apart. We ended up waiting another 45 minutes to get our food and when we did get it, it was cold. I can only assume it sat while everyone figured out where it was supposed to go. I was asked if I wanted it remade but I didn’t want to wait another 45 minutes for it to get brought back out. I place the blame squarely on ownership as simply having a host/hostess manage the seating would make everything a lot smoother and prevent this kind of mix-up
I would recommend going here when it’s less busy. The food is worth the annoyance assuming it comes out hot.
Rich L
Quaint place and the people are friendly but the ordering system is confusing and not very efficient. You stand in a LONG line to order after the sign says take a seat, then there was a 35 min wait for food to come out. Now don’t get me wrong the food was super good but we waited almost 15 minutes to order as there is only one hostess taking orders, if you just wanted coffee you still had. To wait to get to the hostess. I did say the food was very creative and tasty but not very efficient ordering process.
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