The Cornerstone

Breakfast burrito with soy chili tempeh and avocado, served with side salad and salsa. at The Cornerstone in Guelph

Exterior of The Cornerstone. at The Cornerstone in Guelph

Tofu rancheros. Delicious. at The Cornerstone in Guelph

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Vegetarian

Vegan-friendly

Lacto

Ovo

Take-out

Offers daily specials, vegan desserts, take-out foods. Try the mushroom pate. Sit around play board games while you eat. Live music some days. Open Mon 9:30am-9:00pm, Wed-Fri 9:30am-9:00pm, Sat-Sun 9:30am-2:00pm, Sat 2:30pm-9:00pm, Sun 2:30pm-8:00pm.

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First Review by pheonix

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dbowland

Points +61

Vegan

28 Feb 2008

Great to see more Vegan Food! - Edit

We really enjoyed the food and we were just happy to find another restaurant with real vegan food! And it was a nice place with good tasting food to boot! My TOP recommendation is the club sandwich. It totally rocks. The bean dip and bean burrito were good and the chili was good but a bit thick. My wife raved about the tofu chocolate cheese cake and she loves her cheesecake. One server was awesome and the other not so awesome. But we loved it and are just thankful for the place even existing.

Pros: tasty vegan fare, cool atmosphere, club sandwich

Cons: not the friendliest, not much live food

veggiewoman

Points +378

Vegan

11 Oct 2007

yummy in my tummy - Edit

Cozy, friendly, bistro atmosphere. Delicious food. Awesome tofu chocoalte cheesecake, antijitos, and black bean burger. Daily specials.
It's not just a hippie hangout, a lot of people seem to overuse that word in Guelph. It is my favourite place to eat in Guelph by far. Great place to take non-vegetarians as well.

Pros: cozy, delicious, unique food

Cons: small breakfast menu

pheonix

Points +59

Vegan

16 Jan 2006

Solid as a rock - Edit

I was recently visiting Guelph and decided to stop in at the cornerstone after hearing so much about it. While it looks like a fancy bistro outside, inside it's a small bustling place with hippies abound. The age group is university (19-25). My waitress was very helpful. At first, the menu was disenchanting and seemed small. Don't be fooled, take a good look. Mostly college fare. Gilled cheese, hummus, pizza. I had the burrito. It was huge and like most other things came with a side salad. I think from now on I'll call this burrito the "Burnin' [censored] Burrito" because I could only eat half due to spice (8/10 jalapeneos). The side salad looked good but I couldn't eat it because of this cabbage stuff. The dressing was lovely though. There was also a tomato paste paste thing on my plate. Very good stuff. The tofu (vegan) chocolate cheese cake gave me wicked cramps but was worth it for the few minutes of pure indulgence. Check out the strange bathroom arrangement. I like it.

Pros: Awesome decor, Good Value, Great service

Cons: Limited menu, Very small, Typical veggie fair