Cornish Pasty

I absolutely love the vibe here!! I've been a Cornish pasty girl since day one! This is my favorite location only because it's the first!! Do

This place consistently delivers great food. The crust is perfectly flaky, the fillings are flavorful and generous, and every bite is pure comfort. Whether you're a fan of the classic steak and potato or want to try something more creative, they have a great variety to choose from, including vegetarian options. I love the Buffalo chicken myself. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and takeout orders are easy to pickup. Don't miss this place--it's a gem! I'll definitely be coming back again.

My co-workers recommended this place, and it definitely did not disappoint! I am definitely glad we came here for an early dinner after work.Atmosphere/Ambiance (5/5) - Felt very rustic. It is a little dark and just feels like a pub. I really enjoyed the atmosphere here.Staff (5/5) - Friendly and knowledgeable. The waiter was able to help me figure out what I wanted to eat as there are many, many pasties to choose from.Food/Drink - We ordered the following:Cornish Meatballs (5/5) - $13 - Housemade meatballs wrapped in bacon. Nuff said.French Dip (5/5) - $18.50 - This thing came with red wine gravy and a horseradish cream. I wish it was bigger, but this was a great, great choice.Chocolate Bread & Butter Pudding (5/5) - $14 - Do not come here and NOT get this. The chocolate brandy sauce is delicious. Must get.Drinks - Sour Bill - $12 - (5/5) - Similar to an Old Fashioned.Paloma - $11 - (5/5) - Really smooth.Overall, this place was excellent and really recommend. I had a great experience here, and would definitely come back.

My first time here - I was surprised by the ambience, very vampiric XD. I had the rosemary steak pasty. Super filling and the mustard cream sauce was delish. A little too hard on the rosemary for me, though. Nice chill, dark ambience, your eyes will burn when you step back into the AZ sun outside.

Since opening, my family and I have been frequenting this location as my dad's side is from England. They have truly exceptional pasties, and love the array of vegetarian options! The service is always extremely friendly and appreciated the alternative suggestion when they were out of my usual Veggie Cottage Pie. Through the years they have expanded this location, so there's plenty of places to sit and love the dark vibes.

Cornish Pasty has been a go to for many years for me. I'm staying in Tempe this weekend and was so glad to be able to visit again. Their pasties are always so full and flavorful! This location is smaller and has limited seating. However it has a lot of bar seating. Servers are friendly and food comes out quickly. I always enjoy the Mexican is always one of my favorites. Definitely recommend!

I hadn't seen pasties being served since living in Northern Michigan. I had no idea about this place! Everything on the menu sounds delicious but I settled on the Rosemary Steak pasty with the spanakopita appetizer. All were delicious and VERY hearty and satisfying. The staff were very friendly, attentive, and informative. Don't let the dark and swanky decor throw you off, this place means business about their pasties.

Classic Pasty joint that provided fundamentally the same for great flavors for a decade +The good: -most of the dishes here are reasonably priced -great flavors for everyone -highly recommend the curry flavors--Chicken Tikka Masala cones top of mind -Bangers and Mash is one of my classic favorites.-servers are always very attentive The bad:-very loud, a tad too loud for my liking -darker inside

It's said that the best food in England is Chinese takeout, so I didn't really have high expectations other than other reviewers. After leaving this restaurant, it's definitely my first time having "authentic" British food, and it was...good. The ambiance and decor is very British. There is a bar, and the entire restaurant is blacked out so you feel like you're partly in a British pub. They do have a wide selection of beer and alcohol.Eager to see what the hype of a "pasty" was, I ordered the Ogie and the Greek. They were both unique, but reminded me of bigger empanadas. The taste and presentation is decent, but as someone who prefers stronger flavors, the pasties were overall a bit bland. I feel the pasties are a little expensive for how much food you're getting. I can see these pasties be served from a food truck since they give off a takeout vibe due to how portable they are. Although my girlfriend and I weren't full after ordering 2 pasties, a mix of the taste being "boring" and inattentive service made us not want to order more.The service can be improved. I recall walking in and no one was there to attend to us, so we had to grab our own menus near the entrance and find a seat. We then had to wave our waiter over when we wanted something, which is a little shock considering it's a western restaurant.

I love how many options they have here. It feels like you have to come back 10 times to try all the different pasties that you're interested in.The only negative I would say is that both times I have gone there they were out of several pasties. One time they didn't have a single vegan pasty available because someone hadn't made the vegan dough the night before they said, so that was very disappointing for the 2 vegans in our group.Excellent service. A dark, atmosphere, kind of like you're in a dank, yet swanky, coal mine eating pasties as they were originally eaten, haha.