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    Cornish Pasty Co

    4.6 (64 reviews)

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    Greek Chicken
    David W.

    This Cornish Pasty location was very cool as it was near the top of Jerome and had a vibe completely in alignment with the weirdness of the town. I wanted to go with Chicken Tikka but they were sold out, however the Greek Chicken turned out to be very good as well. My kids shared an Italian Meatball at it tasted great too. If you go, try other offerings such as the daily soup choices and the chips are also a must. Prices are reasonable for the size of the portions and service is pretty good, but it does get busy at times. They do have outdoor seating with some awesome views too. Overall, every bit as good as the valley locations and I recommend far more than the more touristy options elsewhere in Jerome.

    Pasties!
    Chris W.

    The place was wide open when we went. It was cold and the steps leading up were icy. Inside the decor was really cool. There were old photos from Cornwall, the origin of the pasty. We had three of the popular ones which was too much. We took home two and a quarter halves. The hot toddy was amazing and appropriate for the cold night. Our waitress was really great.

    The infamous window where my water was handed to me.
    julie c.

    Food: D Professionalism: F Service: D Wait time: F- I traveled solo with my dog and figured I would hit the first spot that is dog friendly (outside) and with not a lot of costumers so this should be quick, right? WRONG. After ordering, my waitress decided to hand me my water through the window because she couldn't be bothered to walk outside to serve me the water. Ok, a bit weird but totally fine. Then the nightmare began. After waiting over 50 mins, I still don't have my food. I knew something was up when two ppl who came 25 mins after me, started getting their food first. During the time I waited, I can hear the employees talking and hanging out with each other, laughing and being a bit unprofessional seeing that they have customers to serve. You would think if you see a customer who still haven't received her food for 50 mins that you would check on the order? Nope. I had to ask if perhaps the waitress forgot to put my food in, in which case to go ahead and cancel it because I was pretty upset and agitated by then. She proceeded to admit to the long wait and said she would comp the food as she handed me the half baked pasty. Needless to say, because it was half baked, the pasty was.. well, not great. I ate maybe a quarter of the thing and left, leaving a tip even with the whole insane experience. Now imagine this place on a weekend filled with customers.....

    Fabulous decor that gives you the old Jerome vibe!
    Deana H.

    I couldn't be happier with the service, vibe, value, and delicious food at the Jerome, Az location. Ayla took good care of us and she was very attentive. We tried the Greek, Italian, Tikka masala, and Chicken pot pie pasties which were all delicious and had yummy dips to go with them. Throw in the local craft beer on tap, and you have a perfect experience here. There is indoor or outdoor seating available, and the interior offers a really cool, old Jerome mining town vibe with vintage decor, and photos of mine workers from that day. The outdoor seating area showcases a beautiful view of the verdvalley. If you're looking for a fun, unique dining experience in the heart of this charming "ghost town" look no further!

    Not a very nice welcome...
    Alicia K.

    We walked all over town, then we climbed a few flights of steps to try some real Cornish pasties. The sticker on the door was the first turn-off. We were welcomed with a wave to take whatever seat we wanted. There wasn't a big crowd at the time, but the tables were so tight, we didn't feel comfortable. We went to the bar, which was also the kitchen, I guess, and the welcomer asked us if we just wanted to order to go. We said we'd feel more comfortable at the bar, but the look she gave us wasn't very welcoming. The door behind us kept slamming as an employee went in and out. Still, we were willing to try until we got a load of the beverage list. For my honey they had Rasputin or Guinness, one we already have at home, the other he considers worse than swill. So, we gave up, which is sad, because the pasties smelled really good, and they had several interesting vegetarian/vegan options. They just need to get some interesting local brews in there, cause what would go better with a hand-crafted pastie than some good craft brews?

    Entrance to your left ;) sort of
    Bradley H.

    My dear friends if you're in Jerome or anywhere near please stop here! Cornish pasty "Legit" full on :)) 'Bangers and Mash' was top notch! The shepherd's pie was reminiscent of a grassy hillside full of sheep :D It's a fancy top crimp :P my wife and I stoped in for a tourist stop and loved it so please enjoy with full confidence "You won't be disappointed!"

    Patio dining area, great 90s alternative music playing
    Amy L.

    Unique theme. Delicious pasties. Close to our ghost walk for pre-funk. Super service! Would go again.

    Shepard Pie pasty, and meat French dip pasty.
    Kathy C.

    We didn't know what to order, so we ordered everything. Every single Pasty was AMAZING the fresh baked bread that they brought out as an app was so soft and thick as heck and absolutely delicious.

    Chicken Tikka Masala pasty
    Sandy L.

    This place must be fairly new to not have many reviews. Loved everything about this place. The inside was super adorable, the patio was so refreshing on a beautiful night, the waitress was so amazing (wish I got her name, but the goth girl). The food - delicious! I had the Reuben and my husband had the Chicken Tikka Masala. He said it was delicious, and it smelled amazing! My Reuben was just what my taste buds needed. Super tender, just the right amount of filling to keep it from falling apart like a sandwich would. Our chips were burnt, but we were so full from the pasties, that we just ate what wasn't as burnt. I am SUPER excited to find out they have locations in the valley because I can't wait to try more of what they have to offer!

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    Melissa H.

    Yummy! Never had a pasty before. So glad I have now. The restaurant is super cool. Food amazing! They have options for meat eaters and vegans. Great drink menu!

    Beautiful views

    Everyone was very friendly, the food & drinks were delicious in a beautiful little town above the beautiful desert

    View from patio

    All the greatness of Cornish Pasty in a world class location with a million dollar view! Must visit.

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    Cutest spot. Indoor and outdoor seating. Can bring your pup outside while you eat. Great vegan options

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    OMG!!! The food is so delicious!!! Non traditional, but Daymn! Make u wanna slap ur mama good!

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    3 years ago

    Tasty food. Great setting. Fun to visit in this old hill town and to get the pasty origin story in relation to mining.

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    Food was delicious and hot. Fantastic views. Good service. Will definitely return. Love

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    Dellepiane

    Dellepiane

    4.3
    (1.3k reviews)
    20.1 mi
    $$$

    Amazing food, authentic flavors, and a great atmosphere! The service was excellent, and every dish…read morewas delicious--which is surprisingly hard to find these days. We came to watch the Argentina vs. Egypt World Cup match, and they opened at 9:00 a.m. for the game. The restaurant was packed with passionate fans, creating an incredible atmosphere that made the experience even more memorable. I had the choripán with fries, and my wife ordered the gyro. Both were outstanding. We'll definitely be back for more authentic food and another great experience. Highly recommended!

    We stopped by for a late lunch after hiking The Crack with friends. The restaurant features a…read morelively indoor atmosphere, plenty of parking, and spacious, separate restrooms for men and women. They were running a fun, seasonal soccer-themed menu when we visited. Our group tried the prickly pear refreshers, and for lunch, we ordered the dirty burger, lattice-wrapped burger, and a regular burger paired with sweet potato fries. The burgers were just okay. A couple of people in our group noticed the meat was a bit chewy and tough, seemingly from being overcooked The only downside was the timing of the kitchen. Our food wasn't served together, leaving one friend waiting until the rest of us were nearly finished eating due to an order mix-up. Fortunately, the staff handled the situation well and applied a 20% discount to the delayed item once we pointed it out

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    Just a pile of smoky meats
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    The Roadkill Cafe

    The Roadkill Cafe

    3.8
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    58.9 mi
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    Cool and fun place to get a meal. We stopped in for breakfast and from the food to the service to…read morethe atmosphere it all screamed Route 66. There was a really nice young man who was helping out around the restaurant and gave us (we're older, seniors) a great feeling about the future of America. The young man was professional, friendly, engaging and I could tell helpful to the other employees. I have a feeling if we come back in 20 years he'll be running the place. :) We had the Dead Meat Treat, omelet, hashbrowns and 2 buttermilk pancakes. The food was delicious and we got some cool photos and, of course, our Passport stamp.

    My brother and I stayed the night in town, and when we saw this place, we knew we had to come for…read morebreakfast. What a fun place. It definitely embraces the "roadkill" theme, with all of the decorations around the inside, as well as all of the fun names. The place has this "roadhouse" vibe. In addition to the restaurant, they also have a gift shop, of course, with all kinds of neat souvenirs, Route 66 and otherwise. I got my sister-in-law a "roadkill Café" shot glass, and I had to get a roadkill Café T-shirt for myself. We had the "one eyed dog got hit in the fog." very generous portions of rib sticking good food. We really enjoyed our breakfast. The price was reasonable. The employees were very friendly, and they came by regularly to check on us. Thanks for a fun and very good breakfast.

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    I chose chocolate cream pie
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