My husband and I went here for my birthday, got dinner and some drinks. Rene was who took care of us. He was really rad & gave great recs for beers and on the wings. Alt music playing, chill atmosphere, got busier & had a nice crowd. Reminded me of back home in Seattle. Will definitely continue to visit here when I get home sick or need a grubbin bite to eat. The Leek, Potato & Stilton soup is damn good. I do not like blue cheese, usually, this is the exception. Trust me, try it! read more

Food is good, service was completely rude. Ambiance is perfect for the emo lover but go elsewhere if you're not into alt rock. Also make sure you call ahead for what you want if you have your heart set on a specific pasty. I'd also just get drinks elsewhere - the staff don't seem friendly when asked about drinks they can do off menu. read more

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Cornish Pasty is always a great choice!! I love the dark, moody vibes of this particular restaurant. The tables and bar are so interesting! Our servers were great! Fantastic, attentive service. This go around I got the chicken tikka masala but I really want the Pilgrim but they were out!! I knocked a star off for not having some of my choices available on a Friday evening around 4 pm. They do sell out of their pasties and it can take awhile to get food if they are busy. But it is worth the wait. My daughter enjoyed the peanut butter and jelly pasty as well - her critique: too much jelly! But I thought it was pretty good! Make sure you give Cornish Pasty a try! read more

Cornish Pasty - Chicken Tikka Masala Pasty - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

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Wanted a late night meal, so my friend and I stopped here. While I normally love their pasties, I wasn't a big fan of the ones we got this time: rosemary steak and the royale with cheese. I should've stuck with my favorite: lovely bit of salmon. If I had gone earlier in the evening, I probably would've chosen other favorites like the bangers and mash or the shepherds pie. The service was top notch though. The oven chips were okay...nothing super special about them. The server was great though. He was friendly and on top of it. It wasn't too crowded and had a chill vibe that late. I'd still go back especially for the bread pudding that I didn't get this last time. read more

Cornish Pasty - Oven Chips (GF, Available Vegan) - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

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Glad this place was open. I think I've only been here once before many years ago. I got the hamburger or cheeseburger pasty (I don't remember the name), my friend got some pasty with steak. We also got loaded fries (mediocre). When they brought our plates out, the same guy who took our order, also handed us our food. Mine looked weird, and has SO MANY tomatoes in it. I didn't enjoy it at all... turns out the guy handed us the wrong plates, and by this time my appetite was already spoiled. This place wasn't busy at all, actually it was near dead. So it was mind boggling that the waiter didn't hand us the correct orders and had no attention to detail. We grabbed an order to go for the kiddo. While the ambience of this place was really nice, everything else was mediocre at best. Not sure if I'd try again read more

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SENTRY - WATCHING RESTAURANTS The Cornish Pasty Company 1941 W. Guadalupe Road Mesa 85202 I had not eaten here for many years, so it was time to check in again. We were seated immediately. Unlike when they first opened in 2012, the atmosphere has toned down the music a lot and it is more pleasant to eat there. Our waiter presented menus as well as a list of libations. Since we were driving we opted for non-alcoholic drinks. Companion had a Heineken 0 and I had a Guinness 0. Both were brought out nice and cold. Companion ordered the pork and apple pasty which comes with a side of red wine gravy. The portion was large and half of it was put in a take out box. Companion also had an appetizer of tomato soup which came with an enormous piece of bread with butter. I ordered the Oggie which is the traditional pasty containing meat, potato, onion, and rutabaga, also with a side of red wine gravy. With a meal like this, we shared dessert of sticky toffee pudding which came warm with a huge ball of vanilla ice cream and was probably 4000 calories, but who's counting!. For those not familiar with a pasty, they originated in Cornwall, England and was the food ot the miners. They mined for tin, but a lot of it was mixed with arsenic, which could be a problem if it was eaten. Since the miners had no way to wash up and didn't leave the mine to eat, the problem was solved by putting a large rope shaped piece of dough around the pasty for them to pick it up. They ate the pasty and threw the dough handle to the rats to eat in the hope that they would die of poisoning. Having eaten pasty's in Cornwall, I'm pleased to say that there is no difference between the flavor of the ones in the U.K. and the ones here. 4 stars for good food, good service, and overall cleanliness read more

If you haven't been to Cornish Pasty yet, this is your sign to go!! I've been a couple times and now that I live in CA, I recently had the chance to visit again. Service is attentive, friendly and helpful with getting drinks going, filling waters, checking up on you, taking orders and answering any questions. Plenty of tables inside and a nice outdoor dining as well. For food, I ordered one of my favorites, the chicken pot pie pasty and it comes with a gravy sauce on the side 10/10. Don't skip dessert!! The sticky toffee pudding is quite literally one of the best desserts I've had. You won't be disappointed! Great place to yap with friends, have a date night, play pool, happy hour, and enjoy great food! read more

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I often think that I was meant to be born in the UK, downing pints at my local pub all day, swearing up a storm, and cackling loudly at dry humor. Cornish Pasty brings a little bit of reality to my dreaming. It's dark and pub-like inside, with a good range of beers and cocktails. And despite the reputation that British food is just bad, CP proves otherwise. The pasties and pot pies are delicious, not to mention the salt-and-pepper chips. I'm especially keen on the long list of vegan options they've got. Cornish Pasty has earned a spot among my regular restaurants, for sure. read more

Wonderful food with a great calming atmosphere, perfect for a date or intimate gathering with friends. I have gone many times and you can honestly not go wrong with anything you order. Also fantastic service!!! read more

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Cornish Pasty is one of the few places open late. It's reliable and offers the best comfort food when it's been a long day. We've always had great service here too! They make it so easy to split a check too if needed with a group of 6! My favorite pasty here is The Pilgrim pasty. It's Thanksgiving in a pasty! Turkey, sweet potato, and stuffing are all baked with in pasty and served with cranberry sauce and gravy. I know it was just Thanksgiving but since it's my favorite, I ordered it again anyway! read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

We've been here a few times with friends and family and love it every time! The ambiance inside is unique and I enjoy the dim lighting and darker interior. The service was ok. They just took our order. The pasties are always good and there hasn't been a bad one. All of the sauces that come with the pasties and appetizers are very good. The scotch eggs in the past have been good, but a bit bland. We ordered the meatballs wrapped in bacon this time and everyone enjoyed them. They were flavorful and not dry. I would definitely recommend checking this place out! read more

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My family enjoys going out for pasties because they are not something you can easily make at home. Cornish Pasty is great because they have a vast menu with a large variety of interesting choices. Unfortunately for my husband, they are often out of his first choice option though so you can't be guaranteed to get what you want. The pasties come out hot and it's basically a meal enrobed in dough. I would rate them higher except I feel their prices are steep compared to another pasty place I purchase from. An entree here averages around $18 and their fountain drink price is high at $4. The pasty combinations they offer are interesting and tasty though. I had the rosemary steak this last time and enjoyed the combination of brie, roasted red peppers, roasted red potatoes, rosemary and steak with a mustard cream sauce. They do a good job being innovative here so that's probably partly what you're paying for. We enjoy coming in occasionally. read more

Cornish Pasty - Rosemary Steak - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

Cornish is always great. The only thing I'd say about this location is that it is not a quick lunch spot. If you want something quick- go elsewhere. It's usually just one or maybe two guys working and it takes a while to get everything out. If you have time to have a beer, shoot pool, and relax, though, this is your spot. The food is always delicious, and I love the variety as well as the large selection of beer on tap. read more

Cornish Pasty - Sour beer - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

Even though it seemed like they were a little short staff our waitress was pretty attentive. I ordered the Guinness Pastie and an order of the oven chips which both were both good.. I defin do like the atmosphere in here. The Mother Cali creamin was really good and refreshing read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

I came to the Cornish Pasty with my sister and mother. When we arrived it was quite dark but elegant. The food served was delicious, a definite 10/10. When I ran out of gravy our amazing server René was really helpful. He (and all the other waiters) were kind and welcoming. I felt at ease with my family at our high top. I also watched some girls playing pool at the at the two pool tables near the back of the restaurant. I would definitely recommend coming here for a good dinner and a great time! read more

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Good pasties, soups, desserts and beer. I have never had a bad meal here. Sometimes service is lacking but that is the case with several establishments these days. read more

Came here for lunch and was seated right away. Not sure how to describe the space and vibe. Maybe moody and gothic. Either way, it's really cool. Our server was quick, pleasant, and helpful. I was torn between two pasties and she recommended the balsamic portobello, $16.50. It came with balsamic marinated portobello mushrooms, mozzarella, roasted red peppers, spinach, basil, and a side of marinara. The pasty was packed, as you can see in my photos. It was delicious and filling and the marinara complimented it! The portions were generous and the prices reasonable. The menu offers a wide variety of pasty options, including lots of vegan and vegetarian options. I definitely want to return and try another flavor! read more

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I literally always love coming to Cornish Pasty for their delicious food, great service, and beautiful patio. They always deliver on flavor and a great place for people to meet up and catch up. read more

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We love Cornish Pasty. We ordered 3 times while visiting for a couple of weeks. We took 5 half baked ones home with us to Montana.

I owe Cornish Pasty an apology. When I first tried them at their DT Phoenix location, I left not entirely impressed. Maybe it was the hype leading up to it, maybe it was just a busy night for the staff. This time around, we got our order to-go. The Chicken pot pie and The Oggie I ordered were soo good. Next time I return to the valley, I'm definitely stopping by a Cornish Pasty! read more

First time here and loved it! When it started to get dark the lights were dimmed, love it! Love the vibe and the music. I ended up staying for over 5 hours working/studying. The guy that helped me when I got there midday was sooo nice, helpful and explained the whole menu. The girl that helped me later was also quick and nice!! Bread starter was really big for price! Everything was pretty big portions and so good! I'm really picky but they have everything. Vegan/gluten free. Busy for a Monday and you can tell the staff loves working there. The banana dessert was huge too and soo good. read more

I love Cornish Pasty and have eaten at a number of their locations- so how did I not know about this location! We were visiting friends in the neighborhood and they suggested going to CP. I will never pass up a visit to Cornish Pasty and this one did not disappoint either! Go to Cornish Pasty- check out all their locations because they are all great! read more

My parents and I have been fans of Cornish Pasty, since the Tempe location and we were thrilled when the Mesa location opened as it is a little closer to us. It's been amazing to see it start as a small location and see it expand through the years as well. So spacious now! The quality of food has always been consistent, and have always loved both dining in and taking out. One year we had pasties for thanksgiving and it was delightful! I'm notorious for sticking to the Veggie Cottage Pie as I always loved that it is served with HP Sauce. Can't go wrong with brown sauce! This most recent visit, I tried the Veggie Mexican and throughly enjoyed it. I love that this establishment has so many vegetarian and vegan options. It is what keeps me returning all these years. Plus they have amazing service and great puddings for dessert. Love that they have many staples of items I miss from England! Where else can you find mushy peas, eton mess, HP sauce, PG Tips, etc. read more

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Oh Cornish Pasty, how do I love thee? Allow nearly 2 decades worth of bank statements to count the ways..... I've been going to Cornish Pasty's various locations in AZ for some time now. In my early 20's when I lived on Hardy and University I quite literally lived across the street from the Tempe location. Having Cornish Pasty and the Cheba Hut in such close proximity were really the only selling points to the 500sq ft roach motel I called an apartment that I was "living" in at the time. And around age 30 I met my now husband at the Mesa location for our very first date. Suffice it to say, I have a lot of fond memories of Cornish Pasty as a Valley establishment. The food itself is what I would firmly plant with the "comfort" variety. It's a collection of craving-specific fillings wrapped in a thick, carbo loaded, flaky crust. I've had about 11 pasties that I can count on the current menu. It's kind of the perfect spot to pick if you and your companion(s) want cuisines from entirely different parts of the world, because the fillings run the gamut. The beer selection is phenomenal, as well. Service is generally good but is typically affected by how busy the place is... and the place is often real busy at nights and on weekends. Some of my all time firm favorites are the Oggie, Lamb and Mint, Italian, Meatball, Carne Adovada, Cubano, Shepherds/Cottage pie, Vindaloo, and the Chicken Tikka Masala. I loooove the red wine dipping sauce the best as far as accompanying sauces go. I would drink it if they left me alone with a vat of the stuff. The salads and sides I've had are ok. I'm just not a big fan of most of those offerings but they are by no means sub-par in any way. I do typically love the soups/soup du jour. The dessert pasties are really good but I order them few and far between as I'm usually unable to find the room. I love the fact that they offer take-n-bake pasties, too. All in all, Cornish Pasty is a solid choice my husband I turn to ~1-2 times a month, either takeout or in-person. It's always a safe bet for where to take friends who are visiting from out of town, too, as their menu offers so many different cuisine types (via pasty fillings) that you know there's gotta be something your out-of-towner(s) will find appealing no matter what they're craving, or what dietary restrictions they might have. Pro-tip: Always have a "top 3" pasties in mind before ordering, as they're likely to be out of several when the place is really hopping. It's less disappointing if you go in knowing that they might be out of your top picks and are prepared. Thanks for being a solid place to have dinner for half my life, Cornish Pasty. read more

The new bar design looks like it will be stunning, but the construction has made the actual experience of being here pretty rough. It's been months of 'under construction' vibes--half the seating is gone, the bathroom hallway is sketchy, and there's debris everywhere. The biggest red flag is the blocked-off kitchen exit; having a fire hazard like that while the place is already cramped is a big no for me. I'll be back when the work is actually done, but I can't recommend it in its current state. read more

Food was amazing as always! Our waitress was so awesome, attentive and gave us fabulous food recommendations. We sat outside on the patio (10pm in May), loved the lights and the trees! read more

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Let's start with the lighting, or lack thereof. I understand wanting to create an ambiance, but it was so bad that I had trouble reading the menu. As a person with certain dietary restrictions, I was disappointed that there is no nutrition information available on the website. That said, I did appreciate the fact that there was a whole section of the menu devoted to vegan and vegetarian options. I ordered the vegan pot pie. It was underwhelming. First of all, the amount of food on the plate was sad considering the $17 I paid for it. No sides, just a pastry filled with an assortment of veggies and a little bowl of sauce. The dipping sauce was quite tasty. Sadly, it was the best thing on the plate. The pie filling was on the bland side and the veggies had that slightly rubbery texture that you get from bags of pre-prepared stuff in the freeze aisle at the market. There was no salt or pepper or other condiments on the table, which I found odd. We had to ask for those. And finally, at the end of the meal, when it came time to settle up, the waiter announced the total amount out loud to the entire table. I don't think I've ever had that happen to me in a restaurant before. read more

party of 11 found space .. great food, service and atmosphere. Our waiter Chris very gracious and efficient.. great first visit!

Absolutely delicious. I was in the area for a work trip and decided to try Cornish Pasty for the first time. The pasty was superb and flavorful. The dish was filling and service was great. Savory comfort food on point! read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

Love this place. Great food, cool vibe. Reasonable price, great service. Went mid day with wife and mother and it was awesome. We'll be back! read more

The Italian pasty was delicious! It comes with Mariana sauce and was the perfect amount of food, I didn't even finish my plate. The server was very attentive, filled up my water multiple times, and gave great recommendations on which pasties we should try. They had a lot of vegan and vegetation options on the menu to choose from. The restaurant was very dark and moody, but it fit the overall vibe. read more

Cornish Pasty - Italian Pasty - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

This is my third time at Cornish Pasty and every time, it's been the same. They're out of my first choice; Shepards Pie. Still haven't had it because they don't stock for it. My second choice, the Guinness stew... always out of that as well. Ok, I'll settle for something I'm not excited about (it's been the cottage pie each time) and how about a Heineken NA beer? Thank Jeebus they had that, at least. Stock your restaurant, for crying out loud. This was my third trip here and it'll be my last. Sorry, Cornish, but you guys just cannot get it together. If you have consistently popular dishes, stock for them. The waitress was super sweet though, so we'll call her the saving grace here. Seriously though, three times... read more

If there's one thing I know, it's that I should never be trusted around food wrapped in dough. Give me a pastry filled with meat, cheese, or really anything edible, and I'll devour it with the enthusiasm of a person who's just been told their dinner is free. So, when I walked into Cornish Pasty in Mesa, I was fully prepared to make questionable life choices. The place has the sort of dim, cozy lighting that makes you feel like you've just stumbled into a pub in London, minus the unbearable need to impress a bartender who doesn't care about you. The staff was friendly in a way that made me wonder if they could sense my growing food obsession, subtly preparing for the moment I'd beg for a second pasty as if my life depended on it. Now, let's talk about the pasty itself--the main event. I ordered the Oggie because it seemed like the most traditional choice, and I like to pretend I respect history. The golden crust was flaky but sturdy, a quality I admire in both food and people. Inside was a mix of steak, potatoes, and onions that tasted like comfort itself, the kind of meal you'd want after a long day of making questionable decisions. It was rich, savory, and so good that I briefly considered selling my car just to fund an all-pasty diet. But then, foolishly, I saw the dessert menu. Because, of course, this place isn't content with simply feeding you; they want to ruin all your future meals by setting the standard unreasonably high. I ordered the Banoffee Pie, which arrived looking so beautiful I briefly considered writing a sonnet about it. The first bite was a revelation--layers of silky toffee, fresh bananas, and whipped cream so light it defied gravity. The crust had just the right amount of crunch, a delicate contrast to the dangerously rich filling. I chewed slowly, as if trying to prolong my time with it, because once it was gone, I would have to return to a world where all other desserts simply didn't measure up. By the time I left, I was full, happy, and slightly ashamed of how much I had eaten, which is, in my opinion, the mark of a truly excellent dining experience. So, if you find yourself in Mesa and you don't stop at Cornish Pasty, I can only assume you are either on a very specific diet or have lost your ability to feel joy. read more

Relevant beer selection, great apps, groovy vibe. 1 pool table in the back, leather couches and plenty of seating, both indoors and out. Feels like a cool pub in another country. Sat at the bar midday on a Friday and originally had to wait for service, but once the bartender was the bartender was there full time, it was excellent. Recommend for a cool laidback vibe, good food and service. read more

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I've been to every single Cornish Pasty in the state. I was living in Tucson for the past two years and I've missed Cornish so much. They'll be opening a new location within the year but I'm so glad to be back so I can have my pasties NOW! I always get the same thing. The Peppered Steak pasty is my mouths favorite thing and the sauce is deadly. This time, instead of a glass of wine, I got a nice pot of hot tea and the oven chips (fries.) I usually try a new appetizer every time I go but nothing beats the chips. I'm waiting on my best friend to feel better so we can FINALLY make our dual return to pasty. Everytime her and I go, we tear it up. This and the University locations have the best energy. read more

Cornish pasty has always been a favorite of mine! I first tried out this wonderful British inspired pub when I was a college student in Flagstaff, and I am delighted to see they have expanded to opening more locations in the valley, Jerome, and Las Vegas! Now they just need to open a location on the west side for us Phoenix fans. The ambience at all their locations is unique, it's dark old English style decor and the music ranges depending on who's in charge that shift. It's family friendly, but at night definitely takes on more of a pub style with the crowd there to drink and play pool. The beer selection is always massive, I love that they try to get lots of local breweries on tap, and they usually have great specials depending on the day! The food is so unique and comforting, the selection of pasty's ranges from meat stuffed traditional styles to vegetarian and they all are to die for! If you're not feeling a pasty they also have salads, appetizers, large sides, and dessert. I personally have tried every single appetizer and every single side dish (I've come here often) and could recommend any of them happily. My favorite pasty that reminds me of yummy comfort food is the cheese and onion, with a side of the wine gravy! The wine gravy is to die for, I could dip the bread or any pasty in it and it goes amazingly. The staff are always kind and attentive, and usually the bartenders keep great company if you wanna swing by solo! Not to mention the prices aren't bad for today's economy, the portions are large so they're worth it. The beer is a great deal too! Overall I highly recommend if you're looking for a place to get some yummy food and a cold beer with a good group of friends, or even by yourself! read more

Cornish Pasty - Cheese and Onion Pasty with wine gravy! - British Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

There is always great food and service. Typically, I get the rosemary chicken. I love the sauce. Bread and butter are a must, as is the broccoli and cauliflower bake. read more

I arrived for an early lunch and it was my first time here. The restaurant is large and fashioned after the UK pub. There are tables, high tables, couches and even darts This is one of those places that require an affection and appreciation for UK food. Most people are unaware of the pasty and the delicious pastry. This is more of a cooler weather dish with the various meats enveloped by flaky English pastry. I tried the Sheherds pie and it is a dense and heavy meal that I could not finish for lunch. Probably those who imbibe can choose a drink to help lighten the rich contents of the pasty. There are numerous flavors that you can choose and try inside the pastry, provided they are available that day. They were lacking staff but service was still good and food was great. read more

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I love Cornish Pasty and have missed it. I moved to the West Valley and haven't had it in a few years. We used to go to their downtown Phoenix location so this was a bit of a change. The menu was probably 1/3 of the side and some of my favorites were missing, including their wonderful homemade soup. Service was great and the French dip pasty was tasty. My friend enjoyed his vegetarian pasty as well. Will absolutely be back! read more

We were visiting some friends and they wanted to try this place. We didn't know what Pasties were but got a nice explanation. They are like a giant empanada. First of all there is a nice beer selection. I had a perfectly poured Guinness. They have a great selection of fillings to be sealed in and cooked in the pastry. My wife had the Asiago chicken and I had the cottage pie which was shepherds pie with beef. The pasties are big and we all took a half home! Needless to say we were to full for dessert. The restaurant has a pub fell with lots of dark wood and a big bar. The only thing a little hard to take was the British punk rock! read more