This is one of two bakeries in this street, for some reason both being nearly opposite each other…read more I tend to use both depending on which side of the road I'm on as I dont think they differ much - one may have an offer on one item and therefore be a bit cheaper. saying that the cakes are lovely and very hard to resist when you walk past. The staff are very friendly and polite and the store itself is always very clean.Parking is in the street outside (although limited) or in the main Saltash car park area that serves this street of shops.

i love this place as i find th smll as you approach it so inviting and i am always impressed with…read morehow clean the shop itself is. the staff are friendly and helpful and the food alays tastes fresh even by the end of the day. there is plenty of variety and always something new to try.

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.

Being from the US, I had never tried an English pasty. My husband went to school in England so he…read moredefinitely wanted me to try one. We happened to be in the city centre so we decided to stop by Oggy Oggy. I ordered the cheese and onion pasty and it was amazing. I didn't realize that potatoes were mixed in and this added an interesting taste to the mix. At this place, there were many different types of pasties, to name a few, vegetable, cheese and bacon, mincemeat and steak and mushroom. When in England, try a pasty especially one from Oggy Oggy.

This is a fab shop, as I have two children under three it is one of the most conveniant places for…read moreme to stop for lunch whilct I'm shopping. It can be tight for space in there, but once you are seated and your pram collapsed it's fine. The menu is basic but has everything you want, including pasties of course, soup, and jacket potatoes. They do wonderful mugs of Hot Chocolate, and there spicy chicken pasties are fab. The staff are very friendly and make the effort of getting to know you. They also do various doughnuts, with jam doughniuts being the favourite. You know everything is fresh a they are bringing various pasties out of the ovens constantly. Service is always very quick and the cafe is kept very clean and tidy.

The bakery here has lovely cakes, and I mean lovely! The shop is situated on the old barbican,…read morewhere the cobbled streets are, so gets a lot of people walking past it. It is a real shame that it looks old and is quite small, as I think if changed would bring more people here. I found the lady behind the counter just lovely, and like my mum! She seemed ever so friendly, and it was a pleasure going in there. The prices were really reasonable and found that I would definitely go back there again, and would recommend to anyone

This bakery is lovely, the exterior does look a little warn but it is in a lovely loocation and has…read morelovely cakes, the sort you shouldn't really be eating! The barbican is always very busy so there are always a lot of people passing. The staff are lovely, they have obviously been there a while and love working there. There was a great selection of items and the prices were really good, I often pop in there when I am down on the barbican usually for the gingerbread men and drinks for my children before going for a walk.

Warrens bakery is a fine place to grab a bite to eat at lunch time. They have a nice range of…read moresandwiches, baps, baguettes or panninis and they have a large variety of fillings that they will put in as you wait. They also serve a lot of hot food such as pasties and bacon and cheese rollovers which are all very nice and give the other pasty companies and run for their money. They also have a wide range of cakes and other naughty snacks and will often have a free sample of these if you need to tempted any more well worth a visit.

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.

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.