Been wanting to come here for a while and I finally got the chance during a recent trip, really glad I finally got the chance. The inside of this placed is cool, the decor is funky and a little eclectic. Church pews for some seating, various different shapes and colors of hanging lights, industrial metal accents, it all comes together to make a pretty rad looking place. Upon looking at the menu, we were presented with an almost overwhelming number of possible options, but after some tips from our waitress, we placed our order. My mom got their "traditional" beef pasty and I opted for the lamb vindaloo. Both of them knocked it out of the park. The pasty crust was cooked perfectly, it was fluffy with just the right amount of crisp on the outside. I was nervous if a place centered around british hand pies could pull off a proper vindaloo, but it was honestly really good, very happy! Overall very happy with our experience, would definitely come back! read more

I'm honestly really disappointed with my experience at Cornish Pasty Co. today around 3:30 PM on Saturday, May 16th. When I arrived, I was seated all the way in the back against a brick wall at a very cramped high-top table with low wooden seating. The setup was genuinely uncomfortable. I kept bumping my elbow against the wall and there was barely enough room to sit comfortably. Meanwhile, I noticed there were open booths with padded seating and significantly more space available. I politely asked if I could be moved somewhere more comfortable. The first option offered was a communal table where I would be seated directly with strangers during my meal, which I declined. The second option was literally the exact same table setup I was already sitting at, just two tables away. Same uncomfortable low chair, same high table, same cramped layout. I respectfully said I would just stay where I was. What crossed the line for me was when the employee suddenly picked up my backpack without asking and moved it herself. My backpack contained expensive personal belongings including a camera and laptop. You do not touch a customer's personal property without permission. Ever. Had the roles been reversed and a customer randomly grabbed an employee's purse or personal belongings, it would immediately be seen as inappropriate. At that point I decided it was best for me to leave before the situation escalated. As I was walking out, the employee loudly yelled across the restaurant, "ARE YOU LEAVING? ARE YOU LEAVING? OH OKAY COOL!" Completely unnecessary and incredibly unprofessional. The unfortunate part is I've had great experiences at the Henderson location, which is why this visit stood out so negatively. Customer comfort, professionalism, and personal boundaries matter, and this experience missed the mark badly. read more

Service was bad, server was unwilling to answer any simple questions about the food and clearly not excited to helpful or to be there at all it seemed. Took absolutely way too long to get seated and to be checked in on, at 7pm on a slow monday in a nearly empty restaurant. Was also ignored by another server entirely just standing around talking at the bar after she watched me wait at my table for quite some before being brought a menu or something to drink. Maybe they should turn the lights up a little bit as it was too dark. It might possibly help the staff wake up a bit too. Please do yourself a favor and take your business elsewhere, there is better and more helpful service pretty much anywhere else in the area. Management should absolutely be informed about how poor the service is here read more

The good is really good but the service is something less than desired. The bus boy was grabbing our plates and slamming down when we said we weren't ready. A few of the waitresses Seemed annoyed at the request. Idk if that's th theme but this is Vegas. Everything we got was tasty though and I like that they partially bake take home stuff. read more

The food was incredible and the service was top notch!! The vibe was so dope chill on the food side and a whole nother vibe on the mingling side, pool tables, chairs to chat, tables etc.. music playlist is fire too!! Ask for Kimberly or think her name was Britney lol great service!!! read more

Cornish Pasty - Cesar salad with salmon - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I love this place! We always end up here after a night out on the art district and it's honestly the best way to finish out the night. Honestly, it probably is a great place to hang out most of the night too. I love this place. Hoku the bartender is literally the greatest. Always so helpful always so fun. I'm slowly building my Cornish pasty palette. I'm a creature of habit and the Cajun chicken is my all-time favorite. However I was put onto the tikka masala one and that one's pretty good too. There's so many options for everyone. I also like a good Irish car bomb with your friends so I 10 out of 10 Recommend coming here for a good time. read more

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We got here just after opening around 11:20 on a Monday. We were seated and I ran to use the restroom while the rest of my group stayed at the table. I had no idea how big this place was until I took that walk. It's a LONG building. Cool stuff to see and discover when you make your way back there. A whole lounge I didn't know about as well as pool tables and a Photo Booth! The only sad part was when I returned they said several items were out including the sticky toffee pudding I'd been hearing and reading so much about. Kind of the reason for my visit was to try this and see what the fuss is all about. All four of us ordered a different pasty. I chose the Reuben having never had a pasty before wasn't aware how different it would taste without that rye bread. Definitely probably wouldn't order it again. I'd go with another filling. My son got the French dip which was good. When our waitress cane back to see if we needed boxes she went and checked on what desserts were now available and the sticky toffee pudding was now an option! I ordered that and my sister in law ordered the chocolate bread pudding. Neither one of us were overly impressed. My sticky pudding was good but half the toffee had gotten spilled over the ramekin and soaked up in the napkin under it. So needless to say not enough gooeyness for my liking. Her chocolate bread pudding had a good chocolate flavor but made it more like a chocolate cake than a bread pudding. She wished they'd of had regular bread pudding. Everyone overall liked the meal. The story and history of the pasty is cool and worth learning. Would I come back maybe. Would I say go check it out for yourself, sure. At least once. read more

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Four of us had dinner prior to visiting First Friday in April. We arrived at 5 PM and were immediately seated. Service was prompt. The menu has many choices which made the decision difficult. My choice was the Guinness Stew which is steak simmered in Guinness gravy, with red potato, mushrooms, carrot, and celery. The pasty is layered with cheddar cheese, sautéed leeks and cabbage and served with sour cream and chive on the side. Everyone ordered a different pasty and all of them were delicious and filling. read more

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We have an over abundance of Asian restaurants here, which is great for me. But when it comes to European food, especially British food, there's a real lack. To get that vibe, this is a top choice. I love the church pews. It's also huge inside, with high ceiling, giving you that beer garden, maybe beer garden and church feel. During the day by the huge windows, you can even get some sun. We came in a huge group and they were kind enough to do separate checks. Thank you and shout out to our server. I haven't been here in years and got the pepper steak pasty. It was really tasty. I initially wanted to be demure and only eat half but after I ate the first half, all demurity went out the window and I chowed down until there was nothing left on my tin plate. Wine pours were generous and everything was just about perfect. Except for one thing. The handle on the ladies' restroom going out is a wooden one. You cannot avoid touching. I don't want to touch wet wood after washing my hands at a restaurant. I sir, am a lady. Especially after the sign on the toilet read "do not flush tampons, pads, and rubbers." Y'all got some people clogging the toilet with condoms up in here? Must be the church like atmosphere that gets people going. But yea. Wood transfers bacteria easily. Especially when wet. They had no paper towels and a wet wooden door handle that had to be touched to leave the bathroom (can't just use your shoulders to bang you way out). This is just unhygienic. Especially since most of us eat the pasties with our hands. Please consider putting some stainless steel over the wood piece or otherwise changing that door handle. read more

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I visited Cornish Pasty with a party of 10. We had a reservation and 6 of us had lunch paid for through a package with lunch and an escape room. They explained that the 6 of us had $55 to spend each which is actually way too much because the food is heavy. This was supposed to be a drink, a pasty and a dessert. I ordered two espresso martinis a pasty and a salad. My pasty order was never put in so once I finally got it we were a little late to our escape room and my food went directly in a box... I did eat the pasty the next day and it was good and heavy but I would have liked to eat with everyone. All food came out at drastically different times and water from an overhead lamp was dripping on our table. Not returning. read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Very nice atmosphere! Had exposed stone walls, which made me feel that I was out of LV :) We had a very large party of 7, and they sat us immediately. The table fit us all and we didn't feel cramped and yet still made us feel close to talk. Waitress was great, and we didn't want for anything. Food was absolutely delish!!! I had the chicken pot pie and it was wonderful! I will definitely go back!!! read more

Cornish Pasty - Chicken pot pie :p - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I love it here. I would go more often if downtown was closer to home. The restaurant looks so cool inside. I recommend reading about the history of pasties on their website. I also love all the pictures and artifacts in the restaurant about the miners in England. The hardest part about coming here is choosing a pasty. There are so many options and so many of them sound amazing. I ordered some chips and the chicken tikka masala pasty with both the minted yogurt and the tahini sauce. The chips were perfectly cooked and the extra crispy ones were my favorite. My friends also enjoyed snacking on them. The chicken tikka masala was very flavorful and the pasty was perfectly flaky. I loved it with the yogurt sauce the most. The tahini is very strong, so a little goes a long way. Half of a pasty was perfect for me, so I took the other half to go. The service was really good. We had a party of thirteen and they accommodated us well. They do not have auto gratuity and they do not allow splitting the bill, so plan accordingly. I cannot wait to come back. read more

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All positives! Tavon is an excellent and informed Bartender who is passionate about the products he is serving and that is refreshing! Super cool spot with great food, super chill vibe and an amazing Craft Brew selection. read more

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Definitely on my top 3 favorite spots to get food in the arts district. The vibes are immaculate. The atmosphere is perfect. Dimmly lit, communal seating areas. Cozy couches, super friendly staff. A place that truly feels welcoming and fun. Love the photo booth. The food is amazing here. Every pasty I've had has been perfect, but nothing beats the guiness stew pasty for me. Even the homemade bread and butter is 10/10. You know a place is good when even a Caesar salad is enough to wow you. Great place, I will never get sick of spending time there. Can't recommend it enough read more

I have come here a few times over the years but I definitely feel like this last time might have been the last time. Servers and bussers were rude. We had confirmed before ordering that we could split the check as some of us were also going to order food to take home. When the time came, we were met with attitude and the to-go orders were incorrectly bagged. When trying to explain what order went with what (not rudely) it was met with attitude. It's loud in there and I found it hard to hear people next to me. The food was good, at least. But not so good that I would put back up with the environment. read more

Been wanting to try for awhile and our visit did not disappoint. Went after Xmas and was. Yet, but not filled. Seemed a bit short staffed, waiting a bit for a table. Be patient - it's worth it. Our dishes were so full of flavor, mine was the Guinness pie , moist and straight from the oven. You can see everything being made from scratch- big thing for me! Good selection beers. Really wanted to try some desert, but just couldn't find the room see you again soon read more

Very good pasties. They come to you right from the oven and are sliced in half to help them cool off. The dough is delicious. I didn't know what to order because there are so many different types so I went with the Oggie. It was great and filled me up. The space is very large and we even scored free parking right next door. I'm hoping to return soon to try some other pasties. read more

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Why I haven't been to this spot before?!Such a cool atmosphere; felt like I was in a pub in London! I had the Oggie Pasty which was great. We also enjoyed the Scotch Eggs. I definitely want to return for some draft beers. Friendly service and cool vibes. read more

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Visited this location multiple times. The ambiance is relaxed and comfortable. Service has been consistent each visit. Ample space for a party of two or large groups. Nice selection on the menu and ample drink options. Never had a poor pasty here. If you haven't been, a must stop. read more

Cornish Pasty - Restaurant - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Had a great time here for a late night snack and drinks. The photobooth was a hit with our guests and both the italian pasty and chicken pot pie were so warm and decadent! read more

Cornish Pasty - Chicken Pot Pie - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

My first impression was immaculate. Nothing beats the view of the chef conjuring up some tasty magic using the hand held immersion blender while the comforting scent of freshly baked bread wafts though the air. My lunch date and I decided to order the pate and a few different pasty's to split. The pate was divine and came with some crispy bread pieces and soft butter. I could have eaten it directly from the tub. About those pasty's - she choose the Royale with Cheese and I choose the French Dip. Though I loved my choice, the Royale with Cheese and the BBQ dipping sauce were such a treat! It was giving the essence of my favorite smokehouse burger but filled in the most delightful flaky, buttery pasty. They use just enough crust so the flavors are evenly distributed. I love the chill industrial vibe here. Service was prompt and attentive. I did not get to try their cocktails during this visit but the iced tea I enjoyed was nice and strong. Another thing I loved is how the bill comes digitally on a hand held device and you can split it. read more

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Absolutely love their Pastys and you can taste the love and quality ingredients that go into each of their dishes. My personal favorite is the Pilgrim which is Thanksgiving rolled up into one Pasty. Superb! There are also a variety of beers and a couple pool tables. Vibes are calm and chill with dimly lit lighting. The perfect hang out spot and service was top notch. read more

Cornish Pasty - Pilgrim - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Had to remove one star this time. Food is excellent, beer is cold, ambiance didn't change. However, bathrooms are beyond nasty. No toilet paper, no seat covers. Although stuff is nice, not as attentive, but rather chat to each other. One of the waitress was not even assigned to ask- was helping us with requests. Because of that removing one big fat star. read more

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A very tasty pasty with an Irish stout to go with it. What more could I ask for?? Friendly service and you can see into the kitchen to watch them masterfully fold pasties. read more

Cornish Pasty - The Oggie (The Traditional Pasty) - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Great pub style restaurant/ bar that serves delicious pasty's. We came in around noon and were lucky enough to grab a smaller table. At first I was hesitant because it seemed the service wasn't going to be so great but after a bit things turned around. Our glasses were kept full and when the food came out... OMG.... Plates of yummy deliciousness! I had a huge salad with added chicken. ( sucks being Gluten free some times) but it was delicious and huge. read more

Great vibes! Best beer in the arts district! Awesome place to play some pool with friends. read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This place is first a bar but also cranks out some delicious food. I was excited for the flavors as I read the menu and was pleasantly surprised when the food came out tasting as I had expected it to be. The waitress we had was super friendly and cared about her tables. As for the establishment, the restroom could use some help, but like I said....its a bar first. read more

Cornish Pasty - Scotch Egg down the hatch. - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

While strolling through the Arts District on a rainy evening, I stumbled upon this spot. British comfort was just what I needed! Fair warning, get there early if you're set on one of their popular pasties. When they sell out for the day, they're gone! I missed out on the Cubano, but the Oggy I ended up with was very tasty. The Oggy is filled with potato and steak with gravy to keep it from being too dry. One pasty is incredibly filling, especially if you're planning on trying one of their tasty brewed beers. If you're not hungry, they have a super cute bar setup in the back complete with couches and plenty of open space, making it a great place to just hang out too. read more

Who doesn't love comforting and hot pasties filled with your favorite ingredients? Think empanada meets calzone, with the heartiness of a hot pocket but supersized. These might weigh around five pounds each, no joke. What I love most is the variety. You can get them packed with just about anything. So far my faves have been the French dip, chicken tikka masala, Cubano, and salmon. Each one wraps familiar, crave-worthy flavors in golden, buttery pastry. Depending on what you order there are also an array of dipping sauces. Great music, church pews for seating, and even free parking which is very rare for Downtown nowadays. And there's an interesting story and history on how these got started with hard working coal miners. Fun fact: I'm a coal miners daughter. My dad did this grueling job when I was born in Poland. Beyond pasties they offer a fun spread of some other European eats like scotch eggs, liver pâté, and mushy peas. The menu also includes salads, soups, wings, cocktails & beers. I'll be back probably more times than I care to admit. read more

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I literally came here just for the sticky toffee pudding. It was so delicious!! I just wish it was less burnt. read more

Cornish Pasty - Sticky Toffee Pudding - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I was drawn by the four and half star average. The trouble with fawning Yelp reviews is they create an expectation most places have trouble living up to. In my experience, Cornish Pasty is one of them. The place was mostly empty when I walked in, and it took longer than it should have for me to be seated. I will say my server did a good job thereafter. I ordered the Shepard's Pie pasty. It was a disappointment. There wasn't much lamb at all, and mashed potatoes overwhelmed the lamb. Ambience? I'll tell you. One of the workers in the open kitchen repeatedly yelled at his co-worker, "do your fucking job" and so forth. Cornish Pasty is technically in the Arts District, but the area is a bit sketchy. The best part of the Arts District that is not sketch at all is on Main Street. I couldn't wait to settle the bills and be on my way. Needless to say, I won't be back. Be sure to check out my Las Vegas Picks and Pans collection. read more

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After a day of thrift shopping, we were hungry! There were 4 of us (on a Saturday afternoon), and we were seated right away. Our service was so wonderful. Things were quick, food was hot and tasty, and we had a good laugh or 2 with our server! I ordered the potato leek soup, which also came with bread that they make in house and butter. I got the bowl instead of the cup because I had this at the Boulder City location and loved it. I definitely had enough to take home when I was done. Buttering the white bread and then dipping it in the soup is divine, and you fill up quickly with all that bread! I want to try a pasty one day, but this soup keeps calling my name. I was worried the location would be busy, but I'm guessing it picks up more at night when the strip gets a little more busy. Coming during the afternoon was no problem at all. We were in quickly and were able to chat a bit long because there weren't a whole bunch of people. Great spot and great food! read more

Cornish Pasty - Royale with cheese pasty - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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This place is really cute and it is a lot bigger than I expected. We came in to get a drink and I was happy to find that they have food. We ordered some fries and the chicken tikka masala empanada was delicious. The servers are nice and they have clean bathrooms too. Definitely check this place out. I feel like I'm in Europe when I'm here read more

The menu immediately caught our attention. We live in Vegas, so Boulder City isn't far, and we were looking for good food, a unique experience, something that wasn't frozen or from a chain, and a place where we wouldn't feel crammed in with a ton of people. FOUND IT! Our table was situated in a really nice spot between the sidewalk patio area (which is covered by an overhang) and the main dining room. We technically sat inside, but since the doors/wall opened wide, it felt like we were eating on a patio. It was really pleasant. Our server Emily had great personality all around - she was very friendly and gave honest recommendations. The food was very good. It's hard to compare it to other places because this style is such a niche -- it isn't the type of meal where you say, "... is better or worse than .. ." It's its own thing. Everything was flavorful. My husband ordered the Traditional ... Oggie?..., and I had the chicken pot pie. We also ordered the broccoli, cauliflower, and cheese appetizer but were way too full to even consider dessert. The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable, which allowed us to actually enjoy conversation without feeling rushed. I understand why some people may feel the service is slow, but bear in mind this isn't a "grab your food and go" type of place. Staff stay busy. The pacing of the service feels intentional -- a place people go to enjoy each other's company. I personally liked the pace because it allowed us to relax, focus on one another, and not feel rushed or constantly checked on as if we needed to vacate the table. I tend to read negative reviews before I go somewhere - admittedly because I'm highly critical. I read comments about undercooked dough and dry food and was a little nervous before committing to dine there. Their negative experiences were not ours at all. Nothing was dry. Nothing was undercooked. No issues at all. Even with my muted smell and taste from long-haul COVID, I was still able to pick up on a lot of really great flavors. Originally being from a rural area it felt like we were dining small-town home restaurant with heart and soul in the food and genuinely friendly service. We will definitely be back! read more

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ORDERS: - Chicken Pot Pie - Guinness Stew I rarely give 1 star but this experience was quite something. Both pasties were ok but nothing special. They lacked flavor. The pastry itself was good and flaky. However, the stuffing was average. Portions were small and not worth the price of around $20. The cool part about this spot is they have pool tables and lounge area and the vintage Photo Booth which was expensive for a strip! There was no countdown or indication of it so the pictures did not turn out well. We waited for our food for 30+ mins and service was not up to par. Service was very very slow and our server was not friendly. It took awhile for server to take our order and we went at an off time so there were only 3 tables max. I had to ask the server to take our order because the server was talking to coworkers. Towards the end, I asked for the bill and the server saw us first but then saw another customer come in and told us to wait with an attitude. I patiently waited and then server came with the bill. Honestly I accidentally hit no tip because my finger slipped. So that was my bad. But the server looked at the tip portion of the bill and made a snarky comment which meant they demanded tip... Even though I accidentally pressed no tip and I was about to tip with cash, but after that comment, I didn't want to tip anymore because it was so disrespectful! read more

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We all loved it! Our group stuck to the traditional pasties; Oggie, Shepard's pie, Bangers and mash, and Pepper steak and we washed them down with nice cold beers. We're looking forward to trying the less traditional Indian inspired ones next time. It was kind of loud inside, but gave us a good pub feel along with the irony of being served on old church pews. read more

Very disappointed in my recent experience here. After frequenting for years, I was surprised to see I'd never written them a glowing review, but after seeing how far down their quality of service has gone, I won't be doing that, sadly. We visited on a Saturday afternoon around 2PM. There was a group in front of us waiting to be seated, and the hostess (who, it turns out, was also the waitress and bartender) walked by 3-5 times before finally seating them. We waited about 15 minutes just to be seated. After 10, I finally decided to grab a menu to peruse and was shouted at by the kitchen staff that they would be right with me. As expected, with just one person running the entire place, service was very slow. We got our drinks about halfway through our meal, and she brought us an extra one to apologize for the wait. Nice, I guess, but I would have much rather had one removed from the bill as we were only planning to have one drink on our way to another event. Overall, I still love Cornish Pasty - it's a great vibe and their food is fantastic, but they have some serious work to do on their service. read more

The food is excellent. I haven't had the other pasty but the original pasty is delicious. read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Cornish Pasty is a growing British Style Pub and Restaurant group with several locations in Arizona and a location in Downtown Las Vegas. The downtown Las Vegas location does have a similar look to the downtown Scottsdale Arizona location with a bar and long wood benches that look similar to church benches. The downtown Las Vegas location also has some traditional tables. The downtown Las Vegas Location gets slammed when conventions and festivals are in town. They get slammed so much so that they have QR code tents on the tables so you can find out what they are out of. Our server didn't tell us what they were out of today. He told us to look it up on our phones with the QR code. My husband looked it up and missed things because the print was so small he missed things. It turns out that they were out of my first two choices so I went on to order my third choice....The Chicken Tikka Masala Pasty. My husband ordered the Carne Adovada Pasty and we shared an order of British Chips. My Chicken Tikka Masala Pasty looked really nice but had a soggy bottom crust and up top where the dough is crimped was still raw. The filling was decent but it was mostly saucy potatoes with a little chicken. It was a generous portion so I had enough even with what I didn't eat. This pasty comes with your choice of yogurt sauce or tahini. I tried it with tahini and it doesn't taste right to me with tahini. The Carne Adovada came out much better because it isn't saucy inside. I don't think our British Style Chips were made correctly because some were soggy and some were raw and some had burnt ends. I thought British Style Chips were suppose to have crispy exteriors and fluffy centers? Hit and Miss read more

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This ambiance is chill which was very intriguing. However, while the restaurant was not full when I arrived with my party, we could see that the place was understaffed. It seems like one server was covering the restaurant. It's a shame that management didn't step in to help. Servers, bus staff, cooks can only do so much. read more