The Corner Slice offers a casual, neighborhood pizza experience at 600 N Elm St, Greensboro. Guests celebrate quick, friendly service and the Elm Pizza, with large slices in a laid-back setting. Reviews vary, noting some delays or service hiccups, but the spot remains a popular local staple for pizza lovers.
Around $15 for a medium sized pizza. Went here after not loving the pictures of other places online and not willing to spend an arm at Cugino Forno. Really decent pizza! Their phone has a bit of issues with muting and unmuting so I had to call twice to place the order. Vibes were really nice might try out the bar next time. Not too much parking but does seem like you'll always have a spot.
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Amy Page
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· 5 months ago
Great lunch spot near downtown.
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Rebecca M
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· 5 months ago
Corner Slice is located in Fisher Park. I'm not sure if I love the atmosphere here or the building more. It is likely a combination of both. The vibe here reminds me of "Cheers," where everyone knows your name. The restaurant is in a 1950s renovated service station and was transformed into a neighborhood bar. I like the large glass windows and copper ceiling tiles in the dining area.
There is a bar next to the dining area, and some outdoor seating, too. They even have a parking lot in the front and another in the back of the restaurant. You seat yourself, and someone will bring you a menu.
Since I discovered this hidden gem a few years ago, when all the other restaurants were closed around New Year's Eve except for Corner Slice and Fisher's Grill, I make a point of returning again and again, as I just love it here. It is usually my first stop in town, and I look forward to my large margherita pizza with balsamic glaze. I'm not sure why I look at the menu, as I always order the same thing. But I am still given time to look over the menu, just in case.
The pizza has a thin, crispy crust that was so good I managed to eat all but two slices! I highly recommend adding the glaze; it really makes the flavors pop.
A lot of the specialty pizzas are named after neighborhood streets. The Elm, Bessemer, Hendrix, Leftwich, Isabel, and Magnolia. The Park and Fishers Finest are named after the area.
The neighborhood bar has 14 rotating beer taps. There is a large selection of appetizers, including wings, grilled cheese, chicken tenders and some dips. If you aren't in the mood for pizza, they have a good variety of salads and subs.
Service is top-notch here, and the staff is so welcoming and attentive. The prices are reasonable, too. I like that they brought out a plate and silverware with the pizza tray.
I am already looking forward to my next margherita pizza. If I lived closer, I'd be eating here every week!