They didn't have the signs outside their shop saying "best pasty award" or "proper Cornish pasty" -…read moreso we thought it would be good And it was. We've been on a mission to find the best pasty in Cornwall and these were definitely top 3. They also do some really good sweets. The guy in there was nice too. Head there for a cheese and bacon pasty and some Rocky road.

Great pasties and pastries! They make the bag go transparent so they must be good…read more Really liked the custard tart!

If you're in the area, this is an iconic must stop location!…read more Huge portions: My husband and I can barely finish sharing one of the large sizes. Fast service: even though there's always a queue, it moves quite quickly. Fair amount of options: if you're not into the hype, there's sandwiches and desserts as well inside. Gluten Free option available if you schedule it in advance. Coffee, loads of merch to buy... Yes the food here is great, they didn't become famous for no reason, but it's the full experience you get to take away with you really!!!

Nom nom nom! My…read morefriends and I had a good chat to the owner of our B&B over breakfast... and she confided that Philp's is her favourite place to grab a pasty.* She also told us the rules for a decent pasty; Apparently it should contain beef, buttery potatoes and swede.** Anyway, I am not a expert on pasties...but I thought these were really good! Waaay better than the rubbish, greasy pasties you an buy in train stations in London!! - If you come at lunch you'll have to wait...it seems like this place is pretty famous...we had to queue for about 10 minutes. - I also bought some saffron buns for £1...they were yummy too. *I actually misheard her and wrote myself a note to look out for "Phelp's" ...but I assume that was just my inability to listen properly as I couldn't spot a shop called Phelp's!! ** Later my other Cornish friend told me that "swede" isn't actually swede(!) it refers to a Cornish turnip.

It may be the smallest in town but it's products are big on quality and taste. If you want a tasty…read morepasty give this place a try.

What a great bakery. If you want to eat in head up the stairs. A nice gent behind the counter. This…read moretrip I had the bacon roll and a coffee. They were both good. The roll could have used maybe one more slice of bacon but still very good. Had the standard coffee. Would def come back!!!

Having a Niles vegetarian Cornish pasty makes our holiday in Fowey extra special. They are so…read moredelicious, you can tell they are made with pride. We absolutely love them. My family takes them to the beach every time we have a beach day, absolutely delicioso. We miss them when we come home as no other bakery can touch their taste. Thank goodness for Niles. Do you by any chance have a postal delivery service to East Yorkshire so we can continue to enjoy them when we get back home?

Portreath Bakery in Chacewater do wonderful pasties. The shops itself is on the main street of…read moreChacewater. The pasties are one of my favourite in Cornwall, and we were so impressed that at a recent party we order 30 pasties from here. Everyone seemed to be very pleased. The staff seem to be friendly and helpful when serving you. As well as pasties the other bakery products they sell are to a good standard. The shop doesn't seem to get really busy as the service is usually quite fast. I would recommend Portreath Bakery purely because of the great pasties they serve.

We were going to try a restaurant next door but we were disappointed with the lunch selection as…read morewell as the less than friendly waiter and stumbled across this bakery 2-3 doors down. The oldest maker of pasties in the world - can't go wrong! A great selection with friendly staff. We both took the medium pasty with a drink deal (about 3 pounds 60 (US$5). I had chicken with hot tea while my wife took beef with an English black currant squash. It was great! We followed up with a shared sultana scone. Yummy

If you are visiting Penzance and fancy trying a pasty avoid this place like the plague, most of the…read morerest of the food on offer is OK though.

The poor mans Rowes! Warrens pasties aren't up to much, very heavy and stodgy. Their cakes are much…read morebetter and they do nice saffron buns but avoid the pasties. Good central locations with 2 shops in Truro now so they must be doing OK.

Warrens are probably my second favorite pasty bakers in Cornwall. They do wonderful pasties which…read moreare baked in the bakery itself. As well as pasties they have wonderful bakery products. The food sold is generally good value although sometimes there can be long queues. Luckily in Truro there are three separate Warrens so you can avoid the queues. The pasties rate as one of the best in Truro. The two most popular are next to the Cathedral and the other is by Argos. If you are in Cornwall I would recommend Warrens as making good pasties.

Nothing better than a hot pasty on a sunny day! Freshly baked straight from the ovenread more