This place has all the ambiance of your babushkas basement with all of the creature comforts dining…read morein the desert of Arizona. The menu features enough sausage options to think there was a factory out back. There were over 10 varieties to choose from, and after a brief existential crisis, I settled on the two sausages with sauerkraut. They were so good I immediately regretted not ordering a few more links. That's the missing link in my decision-making process. Then came the potato and cheddar pierogies. Naturally, I smothered them in bacon, sautéed onions, and sour cream because moderation is for people eating salads. Each bite tasted like a warm hug from someone's Ukrainian (grandma) who also wanted to make sure you never skipped a meal again. Just when I thought my arteries had filed for divorce, dessert arrived: a cottage cheese crepe with berry sauce that was somehow light, rich, sweet, and ridiculously good all at once. This isn't a place that wastes time trying to impress you with Edison bulbs, reclaimed wood, or a menu that describes water as "locally sourced." They let the food do the talking, and the food basically says, "Sit down, you're too skinny."

Man, not what I was expecting…read more Soup and cabbage rolls tasted good. Portions on cabbage rolls were tiny for the price. We got these fried dumpling things that were good but desperately needed a dipping sauce. The dessert was their like specialty cake. It was frozen and the food dye icing ruined it badly. Staff seemed irritated we asked for a food to be cooked in olive oil or butter. So we just said cook it how you normally do. 2 people, soup, mains, dessert $55. Wasn't close to enough food. Unique but overall a disappointing experience

This is a fun spot and a bit 'fancier' than the other location. The meh is the same as the other…read morelocation but this also provides more of table service and a place for bigger parties. The food is authentic and delicious. It is full of deep flavors and rich tastes, and you can find something for everyone. Our group tried sausage, cabbage rolls, Olivia salad, vereniki (savory type dumplings) and borscht. All so full of flavor I wanted to order even more! The portions are generous if it does seem a bit pricey you get quite a bit with each dish. We love being able to go here and try the various flavors. I highly recommend it and if you don't know what to try they can give suggestions. Everything is delicious!

Been here twice now, and they never disappoint! The portions are generous, the dumplings are…read moredelicious, and the service is fast and friendly. The restaurant is also very clean and spacious. Definitely a great spot for a good meal.

Always amazing! Been coming here for years and the service is amazing! We have multiple favorite…read moreservers (Keegan being on of them) always nice and welcoming! Food always comes out fast and hot! Best hidden gem in Phoenix!

I got the tonkatsu ramen and it was really good. The staff are super welcoming and the atmosphere…read moreis friendly. Definitely come try!

This was our second visit to the Cornish Pasty Co. location on 32nd Street in Phoenix and our third…read morevisit to the restaurant group overall. We continue to be impressed by both the quality and creativity of their food. On this visit, I ordered The Pilgrim, which is essentially Thanksgiving dinner wrapped inside a pasty. It features turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, and gravy. It arrived absolutely piping hot--seriously, give it a few minutes before taking that first bite--but once it cooled down, it was phenomenal. The combination of flavors was comforting and satisfying, and a little cranberry sauce with each bite provided the perfect balance. My only minor critique would be that the ingredients could have been distributed a bit more evenly throughout the pasty. I also found the gravy slightly more peppery than expected, occasionally overshadowing the stuffing, sweet potatoes, and turkey. Even so, this has become my favorite pasty at Cornish Pasty Co. We also tried the Peppered Steak pasty, which features sirloin, portobello mushrooms, leeks, zucchini, Stilton bleu cheese, and a peppercorn brandy cream sauce. The quality of the ingredients was excellent, especially the steak and the wonderfully flaky crust. For my personal taste, the peppercorn brandy cream sauce was a little more prominent than I prefer, and I found myself wanting more of the steak, mushroom, and Stilton flavors to come through. That's simply a matter of preference, though--it was still a well-executed dish made with quality ingredients. One thing Cornish Pasty Co. consistently gets right is the crust. Every pasty we've had has been flaky, flavorful, and substantial without feeling heavy. This wasn't our first experience with their menu. Over the years we've thoroughly enjoyed the Tikka Masala, the Lamb & Mint (which was a genuine "wow" dish), and the Royale. Those are all excellent choices, but after this visit, The Pilgrim has moved to the top of my personal rankings. Our two pasties came in under $20 each, making for a filling and satisfying meal at a reasonable price. We ordered takeout, and while there was a bit of a wait after we arrived, it's worth noting that these are made-to-order pasties, not fast food. Even though we only ordered a few minutes before arriving, the quality was well worth the extra time. My biggest criticism has nothing to do with the food. While waiting, my wife and I sat inside briefly, and we found the music extremely loud. During our visit, the restaurant was playing Silth, a progressive metalcore band. Musical tastes are obviously subjective, but the combination of the style and volume made conversation difficult for us. My wife eventually decided to wait in the car because it was simply too loud. The restaurant clearly aims for a lively pub atmosphere, with games available and a diverse mix of patrons enjoying themselves, so many people may appreciate that environment. It just wasn't a great fit for us. That said, the food is outstanding, the portions are generous, and we'll absolutely be back. We'll probably continue ordering takeout, but that's a reflection of our personal preferences rather than any issue with the restaurant itself. If you're looking for creative, well-made pasties with high-quality ingredients, Cornish Pasty Co. is definitely worth a visit.

This was a wonderful place to have a work dinner with a small group. I have never had a pasty…read morebefore, which I now equate to a little calzone, and I'm a sucker for a good calzone. It's dark, casual, and easy to hear everyone which was a nice change from some of the other places I'd been to that week. Unfortunately, they were having some issue with the fridge or freezer and they were out of many of the options, so that was a bit disappointing. I had to panic order, and ended up with the Chicken Greek. Regardless of it being the backup choice, it was still pretty good. I could see wanting takeout from here many more times if I lived closer. The drink menu was very interesting - I had the Oaxacan Pineapple and asked if it could be made spicy, and it was probably the best drink I'd had all week. Service was great and parking was easy. I was impressed and would recommend it to anyone that wants a good meal.

Went there with my friend who had spoken of it many times oh my gosh, it was delicious. I had pork…read morewith white rice and eggs. She had the Pho and it was surprisingly well served for the price. They were pretty busy with a lot of to go orders. Obviously a very popular place. I am definitely going back! Can't wait to taste their Ramen!!

Visited yesterday and left deeply disappointed. I drove 40 minutes specifically for the rare steak…read morepho and chicken spring rolls -- as someone who is Asian and passionate about finding quality pho, this was a trip I was genuinely excited about. Walked in to a nearly empty restaurant -- just one other customer -- and wasn't greeted. The AC was off with only a few floor fans running, making the space feel suffocating. After waiting 30 minutes for my spring rolls (in an almost empty restaurant), they arrived with no peanut sauce and zero apology from the staff. By this point I was flushed, short of breath, and feeling faint from the heat and poor air circulation. I politely let the male server know I was overheating and felt like I might faint. His response? He told me the AC was on and to "drink more water" -- in a rude, dismissive tone -- then walked away to greet a new customer. I packed up my spring rolls to go and paid without a word. He didn't seem surprised. It felt like this was a pattern he was used to. After leaving I checked other reviews -- long wait times, poor atmosphere, and rude staff are recurring themes. I'm adding my experience to save others the trip. Don't waste your time or money here.

I've been stuck at home with a cold, so we ordered some pho from this place and it was just what my…read moresore throat needed!!! I ordered the Chicken Pho and my husband ordered the combination pho. Neither of us had any complaints! The soup was warm when it arrived via door dash, so we warmed it back up in the microwave. All of the toppings(/soup inserts?) were separated in the styrofoam container for us to put together ourselves. We also ordered a side of combination fried rice which was also delicious! I highly recommend this place if looking for some solid pho!

The food here is always flavorful and delicious. It's a casual dinner option for the family and we…read morealways leave with full bellies. The servers are always prompt and helpful with the menu. Waters get refilled quickly, and food is delivered piping hot. Great neighborhood restaurant for phó.

First time here and the service was great! It's small but clean!! I'm definitely coming back to try…read morefood! I had a mango stormy it was delicious!

Service is great, space is nice. Lots of tables for small groups. Menu is straight forward…read more The quality of the food needs to be checked by management. Popcorn chicken was questionable. Pretty sure I was eating fried flour flavored in chicken bullion? Not good. Frozen American style popcorn chicken would have been better. The table across from me brought back their food item. They tasted and threw away their 6 orders. I was genuinely sad to overhear their experience as their first time trying most of their ordered items. Not a good representation of how Asian food should taste.

This place is exceptional. The food, divine!…read more We ordered falafel and hummus and some schwarma. I got a falafel burger with an egg and avocado. Wife ordered the falafel laffa sandwich (wrap). Both orders came with shoestring fries and it was all delicious and far too much food for us! When we came in it was not busy and they spent some time going over the menus with us. Awesome, calm atmosphere, very nice people.

I would like to try this little local gem again: I still want to try the hummus…read more I ordered a lunch pita sandwich with chicken schnitzel and they were kind enough to toss a few falafel in for me to try. Really delicious falafel! The people here a friendly and eager to serve you. The restaurant is small, tidy, and has a relaxing bi e. Please try this local place out! They will patiently explain any menu items you're not familiar with. Prices are fair for the freshly-cooked food you'll receive.

I used to be a fan, but it's been a while since I've eaten here. To be honest, service and quality…read morehad been declining, but we thought we'd give it another try. The employees were friendly and helpfully explained one of the menu items. No one mentioned when our order was up, so it sat for a few minutes. One friend's sandwich was just average, while another just raved about her soup. I got a pastry and tea. The bakery and cashier area were neat and clean. However, the seating area needed some sprucing up, especially the floor that was sticky in places. This last visit was just ok.

If I could give zero I would this place should be ashamed of themselves. I ordered the salad…read morestuffer the chicken Caesar I got two pieces of chicken. The bread was hard. It was very dry for $12. Very unacceptable.

My favorite Korean spots in Arizona since there weren't that many Korean spots in Glendale!…read moreHowever, they have some pretty authentic Korean dishes! Parking is pretty small so parking can be a little difficult when it gets busy! Service is decent and they are very friendly but could be more attentive. It is pretty spacious inside with plenty of indoor seating. However, it can get pretty loud when it is busy so it might be hard to hear one another They offer Korean BBQ but it isn't all you can eat, as well as Korean dishes (tofu soup, bulgogi, bibimbap, etc.), and sushi. There is even a lunch special menu Mon-Fri 11-2:30pm and has a good selection of bento boxes! I've gotten their beef teriyaki bento box and it came with rice, salad, 2 piece California rolls, and 2 pc fried gyozas. Pricing is $13-20 The beef teriyaki is pretty tender, flavorful, and not too salty. The salad is underwhelming and didn't have fresh greens. The fried gyozas were decent, nothing special. The California rolls were ok, not bad. I would say it's 7/10. The bibimbap was very fresh and delicious but a little pricey ($18.95). The bulgogi was marinated very well and rice was super crispy inside the hot stone bowl. Seafood tofu soup was pretty good and not too overly salty. It was very flavorful and the tofu was very soft. I would say it's 8/10 Would definitely recommend and return

Cute mom and pop restaurant, good service, Good Korean food - I haven't tried their Korean bbq but…read morethe traditional items were delicious. My friend and I ordered the kimchi stew, spicy beef bulgogi, and dumpling soup!