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    The Pasty Shop

    4.0 (20 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries
    Open 6:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    Jennifer H.

    Wow! These pasties are HUGE! My boyfriend and I split a giant traditional cornish steak pasty. It was piping hot and oh so crispy. The inside was mostly filled with potatoes, and would have been so much better if there were meat. Otherwise, I enjoyed this hot and crispy snack.

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    Karen P.

    Got the Cornish steak and sausage roll. Sausage was mostly puff pastry but the Cornish is good. Definitely more flavorful. Great and friendly service!

    Jo W.

    HUGE. WARM. DEEELICIOUS!!!!! Needed breakfast, so I walked around King's Cross Station for a bit and noticed that there was this pasty shop right across from Platform 9 3/4. I have a weakness for meat pies (and pasties are kind of similar to the Chinese Jiucai Hezi), so I came to take a look and see what was offered. They call these pasties "Proper pasties from Cornwall," as these pasties "are hand crimped in Cornwall and freshly baked in store to give the perfect golden crust." This is all cited from the wrapping paper that they give you the pasty in, by the way. These were the three selections I eyed: 1. Giant Traditional Cornish Steak for £5.79 2. Steak Bacon & Guinness for £5.19 3. Vegan for £3.99 Vegan lost because I asked them what was in the vegan pasty, and they said there's a lot of potatoes in it. The giant traditional Cornish steak then won because of its size. It was a great choice. Lovely, hearty breakfast. It was filling, savory, and delicious. I loved it very much. If I lived in England, I'd be very tempted to eat pasties all the time, thanks to the Pasty Shop.

    source: http://restaurants.uptake.com/blog/london-pasty-shop-train-station-uk.html
    Briget P.

    A deliciously, fresh-baked pasty to satisfy a combination of hunger and exhaustion from that awful train ride at the Victoria Train Station. You can count on The Pasty Shop for a warm baked treat and a smile. My favorite is the Chicken and Mushroom and it never fails! White chicken breast meat, mushrooms, and potatoes, with a dash or two of pepper to your discretion. Absolutely fulfilling.

    Ely L.

    There may actually be more than one of these in Victoria station? The one I had was outside the entrance to the national rail station, near the coach (bus) stops. The pasty here is decent but really not all that special. They could be fresher and the dough could use a little more crispiness. That said if you want some meat and cheese wrapped in unhealthy pastry on the go, this is a decent choice! Would have again if I was passing through and needed a quick bite but wouldn't go out of my way.

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    It was a great quick little shop at the train station . The pastries were flaky and well filled for being a quick on the go bite

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    Great place to stop and get a pasty at a good price. The ones I ate were warm and fresh.

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    11 years ago

    Makes for a great breakfast before you hop on a train. Seriously tasty.

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    10 years ago

    Yup they're pretty good, they don't compare to a small pasty shop in Bath, but yea, for city fast food I'd come back.

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    A deliciously, fresh-baked pasty to satisfy a combination of hunger and exhaustion from that awful train ride at the Victoria Train Station.

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    4.0(5 reviews)
    2.8 miClapham Junction
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    This is Eric Lanlard's "cake emporium" with an incorporated cookery school. Fitted out to very high…read morespecifications and is certainly a high class joint. Eric can be seen in the shop from time to time! (He was there when I went last weekend and he is exactly as you see him on TV). A bit of a trek to get to Battersea Reach, I must admit. One has to want to go there to go there, if you see what I mean. Visually glorious selection of cakes and some savory options. To be honest, I thought my cake, a pistachio powder dusted fresh cream sponge topped with fresh berries, tasted a bit bland. It was not cheap! Service was a little amateur but genuinely attentive. All in all, a nice place to spend a while away from the madness that is London. Merchandising within the shop is interesting. Apart from cakes, gift and skin care items are on offer. Some even displayed in and amongst the cakes displays? (Saw pots of hand cream placed within the cakes display) Not sure if that struck the right note retail strategy-wise. I would have liked to see more cakes/bakewares first because they really excite my senses coming to a specialist patisserie. The gift items are supplemental and need to be merchandised separately and carefully. Prices for the cookery school are not for the faint hearted!! A half day chocolate course comes in at just under £100 and a full day baking course costs £250. However students get to take the things they make home with them and a lunch is included in the price.

    Beautiful Cakes!…read more This is a gourmet bakery. I actually think that the website does not do this business justice. The cakes are truly amazing. We've ordered them for birthdays and anniversaries. The cakes are decorated with fresh fruit and layers of architecturally designed chocolate. My favorite was the white mousse cake. They take special orders - if you need it to be egg free for example. Be sure to ask for the extravagant decoration on the top - because one time we didn't get it. But when we said something they immediately went back in and make the decorations fabulous. Five stars! Excellent quality for the price.

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    Dominique Ansel Bakery - London exclusive

    Dominique Ansel Bakery

    4.1(95 reviews)
    0.3 miBelgravia
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    Service is extremely slow here!…read more Came for high tea when we were in London. They do high tea at only two times: 2:30 and 4pm. The high tea area is behind the bakery and it's much quieter and more intimate :) Decor was super cute and fancy; very festive for the holidays. We ordered the standard high tea which came with 5-6 savory bites and 5-6 sweet bites. After getting the tea, service went downhill. Three new parties were seated AND a party of 5 got their food before us (party of 4) along with two other tables who were seated after us. We had to flag the waitress down a few times since it seemed like they had forgotten about us :( Overall, good experience doing high tea in London but can't say I'd come back here for it again.

    This is one of those places that definitely lives up to the hype…read more I saw pics online of their watermelon ice cream served in a watermelon (exclusive to their London store) online before we arrived...I knew I wanted to visit when we were in town. We hopped in our car and headed here one rainy afternoon. Street parking was a breeze here (pay by phone). The bakery itself is much more spacious than I anticipated with a beautiful indoor and outdoor seating space. Service was fast and friendly. Order at the counter and either take it to go or grab a seat and they will bring most things to you. If you're ordering bakery items they will give them to you right at the counter. If you're eating in prices are slightly higher (like most places in the UK. My kids all had the watermelon ice cream. We figured they were so big that we would eat the leftovers. That didn't happen. They were so good they devoured them. We also got a couple more things that were amazing! They also have a lunch menu that we did not try. If you're in the area make it a point to come here!!

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