Cafe Cornerstone

I wasn't aware that this cafe was open to the public as it appears to be part of a church. Parking was a little confusing as you enter via the church driveway & the parking is off to the right along the side of the cafe, however there is also plenty of parking on the street. There is an accessible entrance (ramp).I'm very glad we decided to check it out. There was a very relaxed and cosy atmosphere with seating both inside and out. The cafe is actually larger than it appears from the outside.The food and drink were very nice & reasonably well priced. The latte & hot chocolate were fantastic. My son was delighted by the marshmallow (on the side) that was included with his hot chocolate. The banana bread was also very nice, nothing special but still very enjoyable.I definitely recommend this cafe and will be back again. I wish I could give this 4.5 stars.

This is about the 5th time we have been to this cafe, being a favourite when anywhere up in the area. The food is always really good and the staff friendly and efficient, and we love the garden courtyard outside as well, good when we bring the dog. Being very picky, would be great if the courtyard had a little shade and if they opened a little longer to give more time to enjoy their great food. Pictured the winter warmer salad and the parpadelle with lamb, both really delicious.

Always a pleasant experience visiting this Cafe with yummy food and excellent service. This visit I tried out their Brekkie Wrap .. came to me piping hot.

Amazing brunch. Tasted really nice. Good wait staff. Got a table right away. No waiting.

Unexpected rustic little cafe close to Windsor Station. You can see from the photos that they had cool al fresco furniture - wooden barrels and boards as tables, and then metal high stools.Got a couple of bacon and egg rolls and long blacks, and they came up to $29 or so. The rolls were nicely toasted, the eggs perfectly done (with enough run to ooze out on the first bite), and the tomato relish quite delish. Service was great and very friendly.Note: I also notice that the table beside ours had a dog, and they brought out some water in a makeshift bowl (bucket) for them! Aww

Nourish bowl with salmon & wagyu cheese burger - Clean, fresh, delicious. Friendly staff.

Excellent cafe lovely staff food is delicious the portions are generous and juices are must try.Most important it's dog friendly cafe.

With both indoor and outside dining, you are assured of a pleasant atmosphere all year around. The café is easy to find, with plenty of onsite and street parking available. There is plenty of outdoor shade in the garden area for the summer months, where dogs are welcome.Upon entering the café you are immediately hit with the comforting smell of slow roasting garlic lamb, which ignites your appetite almost instantly, and makes you seek out its inclusion on the menu. From breakfast right through until lunch, every dish comes in a generous serving offering great value for money. Café Cornerstone also create their own desserts which partner well with the coffee supplied by Bay Coffee. Café Cornerstone offers a great dining experience that showcases the Hawkesbury region.

Delicious drinks and food. The food and drinks did take a while to come out but well worth the wait and friendly service, will be back!I had the bacon and eggs on sourdough and added a hash brown and tomato. Big serving very well cooked delicious flavour. Had the iced mocha with icecream instead of ice and tasted nice as well.My boyfriend had the waffles probably one of the best waffles I've tasted with caramel icecream and butterscotch sauce, amazing! Even delicious caramelized bananas which I usually don't like.Worth going!