Everyone loves a good, local cake shop, and my two kids are…read moreno exception. Warren's is not in the best location, with a narrow pavement outside not leaving enough room for two pushchairs to pass each other. There must be some way to give a little more space to the pedestrian and a little less to the car in this part of Braunton. As for the cakes the photo says it all. Too many cakes and not enought time

Went in Warrens, Braunton. For a while now prices have been high, but today Warrens want £7.10 for…read more1 meringue, 1 x 4 plastic pack of tiny current buns. £3.50 for 1 meringue, and £3.60 for a pack of 4 tiny current buns. At just before 4pm the shop is still full of stock. This used to be a village bakery that locsls used. It is now a shop that is out of touch with local need. The pricing of packs is deceptive, and no clear pricing for packets of items. Not sure Warrens will be in Braunyon much longer due to price mark ups and deceptive pricing

I remember calling a friend and saying after eating a pasty from here, "it's clear I've never…read moreactually had a cornish pasty in my life." Cornwall pasties are as they should be: wonderful crust, simple flavors, filling tradition.

After a coastal walk, this is the perfect place to grab some pasties or a scone with clotted cream…read moreand jam. The rhubarb and apple pasty was our favorite but with dough as delicious as theirs any pasty would do. Picnic benches close by for sunny days make it the perfect post-hike resting place.

I cannot say enough about this place. Our friend is a pasty connoisseur and has tried every shop in…read moreRedruth, Cambourne and Illogan. He told us that Denzil Trevethick is the best by far and he isn't exaggerating. These pasties are perfect, better than my nan's and hers were always terrific. If you want to have a good Cornish Pasty look no further and make sure to visit Ian. My mouth is watering just thinking about it! We always get one when we're down south and another for the road home! We even came out in the pouring rain for a pasty because they're just THAT GOOD!

This is an excellent bakery which is situated almost in the centre of Plymouth. It is easily…read moreaccessible and offers an amazing range of freshly cooked pasties, pies and savouries. The bakery sells a really good range of breakfast such as sausage baps, bacon rolls and the like, all at excellent prices. For lunch they sell a wide range of freshly made rolls and of course the usual range of pasties, pies and hot fresh soup with bread rolls. The cakes for sale are all freshly made and very well priced. Altogether this is an excellent bakery and well worth a visit if you are passing by!

Lovely service welcoming and friendly staff wonderful fresh hot coffee good food at a reasonable…read moreprice if you go to friarymill.co.uk you will see how great the food quality is.

Get there early, this food goes quick! Super fresh and tasty. I enjoy standing in here just for the…read morelively smell of cooked bread, they could bottle and sell it! I usually buy a French bread stick, flapjacks and strawberry donuts. All cooked on the day and very fresh :) There's a reason why this bakery has a queue that goes out onto the street!

As with Colemans, this is a proper old school Bakery - if you need to be staisfied that it bakes…read moreit's own bread - turn up at Midnight and they'll serve you direct from the side door with sumputous creations they've thrown toegther whilst making the next mornings bread

Delicious Cornish pasties!!! For those who have never heard of Cornish pasties, they are basically…read moreoversized empanadas or baked pies filled with beef, potatoes and onions. Personally I prefer empanadas, but Barnecutt makes pretty darn delicious pasties with variety of fillings. According to my sister, it's supposedly the best local pasty shop. I tried a few different kinds, and my favorite was beef curry! Very fattening, but hey, everyone should be allowed to pig out while on vacation! Screw diet, viva carb!!!

One thing I am eternally grateful for is that there are very few Greggs in Cornwall. This means…read morethat proper bakeries like Barnecutt's are able to survive and thrive, and we can continue to enjoy decent food when we're out shopping. Barnecutt's is a great bakery serving a variety of hot food, bread and cakes, but what I really love is the pizza. For £1.50 you can get a decent sized slice of hot pizza. There's tomato, cheese & pineapple, pepperoni and vegetarian to choose from, all delicious. The base is really thick, sauce full of flavour and they don't skimp on the cheese. I cannot fault it. My only complaint is that you can't buy full pizzas. Like a lot of their hot snacks, they are served to you in a 3 sided box for easy street-eating and then wrapped in a paper bag. The staff are friendly and everything is well made, super tasty and good value for money. A word of warning for anyone hoping to visit the Liskeard bakery: get in quick before the lunch time rush or you might miss out on the good stuff! There aren't enough bakeries like this left in the UK and we need to support those we have left!

If you are visiting Totnes make sure you have a look at Cranchs, it will take you back when you…read morehave a look at the jars of traditional sweets. Barley sugar twists, butter scotch and pineapple cubes they are all here. Pick a quarter of something you fancy and get your paper bag with a little of what you fancy. They also cater for the romantic trade with boxes of quality chocolates and in season Easter Eggs and Christmas novelties. You can also get a Devon cowpat (delicious fudge really) and some rock to take home. My person favourite is the coconut mushrooms.

Great little bakery that is a longstanding tradition on the Padstow waterfront strand…read more Traditional Cornish pasties are the big draw, with apparently award-winning pastry and lovely, moist potato and meat filling enriched with a dash of clotted cream. The chicken version also has leeks, while the beef seems to contain a root vegetable, either turnip or Swede, maybe? Regardless, they are both delicious. A friend tried the lamb and mint, reporting lovely flavor, but a bit of chewiness to the sparse meat tidbits, The Chough's treacle tart is very tasty, with bright flashes of lemon zest here and there to lighten the molasses top notes and sugary richness before it becomes overwhelming. The Bakewell tart is also very nice though it uses sliced almonds instead of the more traditional almond paste, which isn't to everyone's taste. Finally, we took some of the scones home to eat with piles of jam and clotted cream, and they proved up to the task, though otherwise unremarkable as scones always are.

The Chough offers a proper and tasty pasty. A Pasty is to baked goods what the egg and banana are…read moreto their respective food groups: they come with their own carrying case. And The Chough's pasties are made of the most wonderful fillings and crust, especially the rolled bit that you grab on to whilst eating out the center bit. If you find yourself in Padstow, go on, contribute to the local economy and sink your teeth around a real bit of British culinary history. God bless the Pasty. God bless The Chough.

You don't see many Bakery Shops these days, so it was good to buy a crispy bun here that was still…read morefresh and highly edible. They have a shop at Beer and Seaton!