Cornish Pasty Co

Service was amazing. Wish I remembered the gentleman's name , he was tall and slender. He knew the menu inside and out and gave great recommendations. There were six of us and we ALL loved what we ordered. Will definitely go back!Oh and really enjoyed the older rock music they were playing!

The theme here is pretty cool as it gave me a haunted house vibe. The décor and lighting was great and they made sure the AC was on blast.We were told to pick a table once we walked in and the server quickly came on over to drop off the menus. We ordered a salad and three pasties. 1 Scotch Salad - mixed greens, bacon, roasted turkey, scotch egg, cherry tomato, cucumber, cheddar, red onion with ranch1 Chicken Pot Pie Pasty - carrots, red potato, green beans, celery, and onion1 Ogie Pasty - Steak, potato, onion, and rutabaga1 Pesto Chicken Pasty - Portobello, artichoke, mozzarella, and pesto The salad came out first and it was nice and cold. The turkey was beyond salty so we picked it all out and put it to the side as it was inedible. The Scotch egg was interesting and we enjoyed it as we had never tried one before. The pasties came out together and we dug in. All three of them were hot and crispy but unfortunately, they all lacked flavor. The fillings were plain and very flavorless. We each ate half and took the other half home as they are pretty big. Service was excellent the whole time as our server was attentive and checked up on us several times. Overall, not sure if maybe it was an off day for the cook but I wasn't impressed with the food. Salty turkey and flavorless pasties :/

VIBES: 4/5FOOD: 4/5SERVICE: 3/5VALUE: 3/5If I could, I'd give this place a 3.5, but the overall aesthetic/vibe of the place, and the fact that I've had much better service at their other two locations for dinner, necessitates a roundup. I came for lunch on a Friday and our waiter helped me decide on the salmon pasty. It really seemed to take 5ever to actually get the pasty, but it was great once I got it! I don't think you can go wrong with any of their pastys, but I think they're rather overpriced and the value isn't quite there for them. I do love the vibe and overall aesthetic of the place, as well as the history and charm of the story of the pasty.

I can't describe how nice it is to find a place that serves vegan pasty and Cuban sandwiches on the same menu. Didn't have room for the Cuban after trying the veggie pot pie pasty, which was large and delicious, but I will definitely drive two hours from Tucson to try everything else. They also had a friendly staff and great beer selection. Wish they had a location in every city, but three in the Phoenix area will do!

Lovely service and the pasties were excellent. I went with the Guinness stew pasty and my friend had chicken tikka. The pastry itself is beautiful and has a great crumb. We sat at the bar overlooking the kitchen.

I've been to all of the Cornish Pasty locations, but the one on Scottsdale is my favorite! It's dark and cozy inside and they also have a great patio.Their vegan pasties are awesome. My favorite is the Guinness Stew and I prefer it with the vegan gravy rather than the tahini sauce that comes with it. Great service too!

I got the Cubano. I really liked it with the flaky buttery crust that had a good amount of meat inside so it wasn't just the pastry. The Guinness vegan stew one was not that great. The flavors didn't seem to go well. Seemed to have too much Guinness flavor. I do think that with regular meat it would have worked and been better but the vegetarian option didn't seem to work. The bread was just ok basically sliced baked bread with a side of butter. Basically anyone or place can do this easily. Service was great and the outdoor patio is dog friendly.

We came in after what was said to be there busiest weekend ever so most menu options weren't available which was a bummer. Our waitress was really cool and walked us through the menu items they did have available still. I ended up getting a cup of the spicy chicken soup and the pilgrim pasty. The soup was so good and not that spicy. A cup was a much bigger serving than expected and could've been my meal! The Pilgrim pasty was Thanksgiving dinner is every bite. We sat on the patio which is a really relaxed atmosphere that has cute twinkling lights. Dogs are allowed on the patio which is always a huge plus!

We were driving home and my S.O. Saw this place and really wanted to go here. We had no clue where the entrance was, but found out it's self seating. The QR codes on the tables for the menus are unreadable, we waiting for a paper menus. The option I wanted to try, was sold out :(. We got 3 different flavors, I don't remember the other 2 we got, I believe one was a chicken Marsala, but the beef shepherds pie flavor was by far the best of the 3. I wasn't bamboozled by this place, it was mediocre to me. The restrooms were pretty rough lol. The garlic cheese fries were ok, the cheese was just the kind that retakes its form after being heated up. Not like macaroni style cheese, more like microwave style cheese. But we are glad we tried this place, we recommend you at least try it if you haven't.

Let's start with the positives:Patio area is huge; dog friendly; has heatersPlenty of vegetarian optionsDrinks are reasonably pricedFor the not so positives:I feel like it's expensive for what it is. (Comparing it to the Pop Pie company in San Diego which is around $11). The bread alone is $5. The vegan Guinness stew is one of the recommended vegan dishes and it's on the bitter side probably from too much Guinness (regular beef would have complimented this flavor but the vegan beef didn't so much in my opinion). I personally didn't like any of the dips.They ran out of the potato leek soup. My partner liked his Cubano but not the mustard horseradish dip.