The most well known local pastie company has a pretty ugly interior, but the pasties are good…read more Types/sizes and prices are clearly displayed and you're made welcome by the staff. There is no better pastie to buy, the Dewdney family have it sussed! One downside is the ridiculously high price of cans of drink and other 'extras'. Sadly, this seems to be the norm for the city centre, as specialist shops always add a huge mark-up to the other things they sell. I sometimes think they should just up the price of the pasties if they can't make enough money without charging so much for the extras.

Although many would disagree, Ivor Dewdney pasty shops just arent a patch on Oggie Oggie. Distinct…read morelack of choice and just not as nice an ambience as friary mill or oggie. Feels more like a butchers than a bakery. Still, if youre hungry it is the place to go because the pasties are HUGE.

BEST bakery in Looe! My fiance and I were visiting family in Looe for two weeks and frequented…read moreMartins Dairy. My sister and I enjoyed getting the cream teas which comes with scones, jam, and Cornish clotted cream. Being back in the US I miss it so much. One of the last days I got the pink, frosted, sprinkled donut and omg I was regretting not getting one every day before then. Softest donut I've ever had. Also the apple pastry was delicious. Mouth is drooling just thinking of all the delicious items they had.

This bakery is the first of many you will see when first entering the main street of Looe, and it…read moreis definitely one of the better ones. Everything is freshly baked and you can see the bakers at work at the back of the shop. I highly recommend their cheese and onion pasties and pizzas, and their jam doughnuts are to die for. All the staff are polite and helpful and even though there is normally abit of a queue it is worth the wait. Inside there are also half a dozen tables where you can sit and enjoy a nice cup of tea and freshly baked scones, a real favourite with the older residents of Looe. If you like a real fresh peppery pasty than this bakery is for you.

This is a very good local bakery in the city centre of Plymouth. Although the pasties are very…read moreflaky, they are well flavoured and worth a try. There are plenty of chunks of meat and the vegetables are well cooked. The shop offers a good range of baked goods including cakes, doughnuts, buns, freshly made sandwiches and rolls and obviously hot pasties and sausage rolls. The staff are always friendly and polite although they sometimes rush you to make a decision if the shop is busy. The food is reasonably priced and there are often special offers available on cakes.

I used to work in a shop on the Barbican on the weekends, and this place made it all the more…read moreenjoyable, brilliant for lunches, very tasty buns and cakes, and on the rare occasion i had the hot food, it was just as yummy Only complaint would be that there isnt an amazing amount of variety, but this is a very minor thing Overall, it's a wonderful little shop, with beautifully made and wonderful tasting products.

Really good pasties and cakes. One of my favourite bakeries. Reasonably priced and sometimes they…read morehave their stuff reduced towards the end of the day which is always a bonus!

The best place to eat on the barbican. Great food. Friendly and very helpful staff. Great back…read moreground music. Always new things on the menu, but still keeping the great classics. Different seating to match your needs. Children and well behaved dogs welcome. Bowl of water when needed for the pooch. Great setting. Easy to find.

Every time I visit Plymouth I stop off for lunch at Monty's. The food is excellent and well priced…read more Lots of choice (pizza, panini, burgers, soups, salads etc). I tend to always the blue cheese and avocado burger which is my little indulgence. When arriving first find a table (which can be difficult when busy) then peruse the menu and specials boards. Then order and pay at the counter. This is an excellent eatery for families, but is not suitable for those who don't like the bustle of a busy cafe. My only negative is the decor. The commercial carpet and dark atmosphere at the rear of the premises can be off putting for some however you must remember that this is a 400 year old former warehouse!

Awesomeno words about it. Nothing is quite like a jakes for sunday breakfast. Morning Glory all the…read moreway! Don't forget Jake's on regent street, thats where its really at!!!

Absolutely brilliant, brilliant food, brilliant people - staff are so friendly and the food is…read morereasonably cheap and very good!

I have previously worked in a Warrens and I have to say a lot has changed since then, years ago I…read morefeel they were probably the most popular pasty shop in the town centre but not anymore with Oggy Ogyy easily rivalling them. They still have a lovely selection of products with every flavour of pasty you could think of. The pasties are coming out of the oven regularly so you know you are always eating fresh too. They can also make fresh baguettes or sandwiches for you while you wait. There are a lovely selection of dougnuts and fresh cream cakes. The cafe is fairly small but is always very clean and service is fast. prices are very reasonable too.

The cafe area here is quite small but a nice atmosphere and mixture of customers young and old…read morealike. The staff are helpful and the food is incredibly fresh as cooked on sight great for a quick snack or coffeee and cake.

This is a wonderful little bakery. Not sure about the morning; but in the early afternoon the focus…read moreis on pasties and meat pies. I had my first traditional Cornish Pasty. It was delicious! Also coffee and tea. Only complaint is that the patio is so crowded with chairs as to be unwieldy. But that's a sign of the popularity!