We stopped here for dinner after it was recommended by another restaurant that had too long of a wait. We called ahead to find out how long of a wait they'd have and they were nice enough to reserve and hold a table for us right away. We had the option of indoor or outdoor dining but chose inside because it was getting chilly outside. It was very interesting to learn about the history of the Pasty and how it originated. We ordered the Meatball Pasty, Cheese & Onion Pasty, and the Roast Beef Pasty and were all impressed! They are filling so we weren't able to finish them all. Staff was very polite and provided good service! Only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 was for the lighting inside- it was extremely dark and although each table had an individual light, I would have liked it a little brighter to be able to see the food better. read more

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I love all the Cornish Pasty's!! I had the chicken pot pie pasty here. Yummmmmy. Just fantastic. I'm not normally a chicken pot pie person, but this was ridiculously good. The server/bartender was so sweet. Everyone was super nice. I love this place and am totally coming back for more. read more

Small little place but we were able to find a seat immediately which was nice. The vibe is really cool and the music is good! Unfortunately, their menu is so limited to me because I don't eat dairy and I'd say that at least 90% of the menu items have cheese and the pasties are pre-made and not customizable. I was pleasantly surprised to see "vegan options" on the back of the menu though! When I asked about the options, the waitress listed off 3 kinds but didn't really know much about what was in them. When I ordered the one that sounded the best, she came back and told me that they actually only had one of those original 3 options, so I really didn't have much of a choice after all. It ended up being the vegan version of the Roast Beef Sarnie, which sounded pretty good but wasn't all that great. The "Roast Beef" had a slippery mushroom texture to it and the pasty was smothered with vegan cheese. I normally don't mind vegan cheese but too much of it can be pretty off-putting. The pasty crust was delicious though and tasted a lot like a pot pie crust! It was a good size dish and if the ingredients were more enjoyable, I would have definitely considered it satisfying. I understand that my review is a bit skewed because of my restrictions and I think if I could eat dairy, I would have been a lot happier with the meal. What actually made me bump the stars down was the waitress who was really unprepared. First she had no clue what ingredients were in the vegan options, then she had to rescind her offer after I made my first choice. If a restaurant is going to offer alternative options, I think the staff should be equally knowledgeable on those items too. I probably won't go back but I might recommend it to my dairy-eating friends! read more

Tons of hype for this place. I'm not from around these parts so I'm not sure I'm qualified to say anything less than amazing about pasties. I'll say this-- the vegan balsamic portabello pasty was really good for a non-pizza calzone. I know I shouldn't even utter these words, it's like blasphemy to all the pasty fans out there. I'm just saying, all I can think of is the Low Cal Calzone Zone. read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

This location was set up more like a bar which I sat at as it overlooks the street, great for people watching. Already impressed with the Lamb Vindaloo pasty I asked the bartender to recommend another spicy one and he suggested the Carne Adovada which was stuffed with pork in New Mexican red chili stew, Mexican rice, hatch chilies and cheddar. It came with a side of sour cream and salsa and it was delicious. Sticking with the 32oz beers this time I tried a Kilt Lifter which went down a treat. read more

Cornish Pasty - Carne Adovada - British Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

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Tonight I had my boyfriend call and place a takeout order and it turned out he called a location that was a mile away. When I got to the location on mill I asked for my order and they told me it's at the other restaurant. I asked If I cancled the order there if I could get one here. The guy working said "no because it's already made over there" He continued to tell me that he won't have me order from the location I was at because its not that far to go pick it up. I told him I didn't have my car available right now and he said "so? You can take a scooter. You have the app right?" Shocked by how rude he was I just decided to leave. Either way that order never got picked up. I understand that there was a mistake made on my side but I can't believe how the bartender rudely responded. Pretty much refused to serve me. I wasn't trying to get anything for free. All I wanted was some food without having to travel further than across the street. With or without a scooter. read more

So, Cornish pasty has plenty of restaurant and this one is special because it's mostly a bar but.. Marie is the most amazing human being and waitress you could ask for. I asked for extra lime and she gave me two whole limes, which is borderline incredible. I had the absolute best conversation with Marie and If you get the opportunity to be served by her take it. She is amazing and made my terrible night turn into an incredible one. Obviously the food and and drinks are fantastic but this is no news to anyone that has been here previously. Marie made this potentially one of the greatest experiences I have had at any of the restaurants. I will go back for her any time I am in the area and cannot thank her enough for her conversation and service. read more

I had the meatball pasty and my friend had the traditional pasty. Both were very tasty. The red lights in the bar area is different. Everyone looks better in red lights. We did not know that there is a bar side - counter service and a restaurant - full service side. We sat down and no one came by so we walked to the bar and ordered. The bartender was defensive about the bar and restaurant. He did soften up and gave us recommendations as my friend pronounced pasty correctly. The pasty were very good and we can see they made a lot of them with all the pastry racks they have in the semi open kitchen. Sorry no pics. Hungry after a long day of work and only my 2nd day in Phoenix. Also the bar was pretty dark. read more

Every time I am in town this is a must go. Cold local beer on tap. They have you covered with a large selection. Try the lamb. read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Had the pesto chicken patsy, and it was amazing. The crust is crunchy, and not a whole lot of dough, which I like. Also got the bake garlic chips(basically garlic fries) and they were also really delicious! I would definitely go back to try more stuff! read more

So I have been excited to visit this establishment for a while. Visited with a group of friends while my food was being prepared, went to order a second drink and the bartender informed me he didn't want to serve me another drink. When I asked him why he didn't want serve me another drink he replied I just don't. At no point did I display any negative or inappropriate behavior that would justify his blatant disrespect. At this point I asked for my check and informed the bartender I left him a generous tip despite his hostility. I have never been treated with so much disrespect at any establishment. Glad I was the better person. Never going back. read more

Sad to give such a poor rating to a remarkable restaurant. The food here is spectacular but the service was deplorable. Flippant attitudes and slow all around. Did not seem to be much reason either...not too busy. The only server worth a good mention is "goth girl". We got to watch her work her tail off and be kind to her patrons. We usually eat at the mesa location and we will not switch that up again. This was a shit stack of an experience. read more

This is quite possibly the best food ever. I had the bangers and mash and the shepherd's pie pasties. So, so good. The crunchy crust is perfect with the savory insides. I was watching the cook and he looked like he was loving it. Like each piece was art. I also had the long wongs wings. They are perfect. I got the hot ones. Was tempted to try insane, but glad I chose hot. Made my nose run and sweat to bead on my forehead. They were perfectly crunchy and delicious. I'm actually kind of jealous. Everything seemed to be cooked from scratch as well. The freshness was awesome. I will never see food like this in Seattle :( read more

The service was relaxed, chilled and friendly. The server was knowledgeable on not only the food but the tap selections. We ordered a large Greek salad and a cottage pie pastry to share. Salad was fresh and crunchy, dressing was home made and delicious! Cottage pie pastry was yummy! I could tell the pasty part of the pie was made in house- wonderful! I'm from South African originally and in my neck of the world these are called pies! These pies were unique and tasty! Will definitely recommend this place to friends! read more

The pasties were tremendous. Lighter pastry than I expected, perfect texture, with very high quality ingredients. They were out of a lot (including all salads, purportedly?), which is fine, and service was very so-so, which seemed right for the neighborhood. read more

A fascinating take on the traditional Cornish pasty, with all sorts of different cultural inspirations in the food choices. There's something for everyone here, and it doesn't hurt that it's casual with a great bar that lends itself to striking up conversation with either the bartender or anyone who sits next to you. Try the Mexican one, it's delicious! read more

Great small venue for a tasty lunch. As good as Britain? Not quite but a damned good effort. Great beer selection, fab server with a real dry SOH. So apart from the 104 degree heat, we could have been in Taunton read more

This place was recommended by our concierge and a lady on the street corner on Mils Ave! Was an awesome vibe this place had! Our server Andrea was amazing! Exceptional customer service! We had the appetizer of house fries with cheese and jalapeños, the peppers were hot but the cups were so good! I ate the Royale with cheese Pasty and my girlfriend had the Oggie (original pasty) and wow!!! So awesome! It came out so fresh, hot, and really great flavor! I highly recommend this place when you are in Tempe chillin on Mills Ave!! read more

The Pilgrim is soooo delicious! I crave it all of the time! Nice beer selection at the Scottsdale location

My first visit I tried the Hawaiian burger, it's bomb! I've been talking about this place to my clients and coworkers every week. read more

Who can beat their beer 32 oz! Really nice atmosphere. The problem though is the waiters ask you "is everything ok?" question so many times and u may feel like they want u leave before finishing your food! read more

Delicious menu that is unique to anywhere I have been. The menu is huge with savory goodness and a nice selection of beers to boot. At the same time the service is very slow and hard to find after your initial order. The restaurant is gigantic and one of the darkest lighting situations i have ever sat in. Definitely go in the day time and good luck parking. read more

This cozy little bar has the best food, drinks, and service on Mill Avenue. I go here at least once a week for lunch, and they treat me like family. I highly recommend the tandoori wings. I've had them at other locations but none are as consistently delicious as at this one. It might be small and crowded at times but well worth it. If it's too crowded it's super close to the original location on Hardy and University. Great beer selection, and their vegan/vegetarian pastys are great, often better than the meat based versions. If someone asks me for a recommendation Cornish on Mill is always at the top of my list! read more

Great food and I love love love the Old Town Scottsdale and original Tempe locations. However the service here has been disastrous the two times I have been to this location. Servers are entirely apathetic. Three of us are currently sitting at one of their outside tables waiting for our food and wondering what we might've done to offend our server (bright pink hair) to the point where she is treating us with such disdain. It's like she would rather get a root canal than speak with us. I understand that everyone has a bad day and want to be empathetic, but this is entirely unacceptable. She was timely and efficient but the experience was ruined. (Note: it was not busy when I wrote this.) read more

I stepped off the train, hiked to the top of Hayden Butte because it was there, and asked a local on the peak where I should eat. Cornish Pasty Co. was the unequivocal answer. I took them up on the suggestion and have to admit I was blown away. I didn't know I wanted a pasty, but the the Guinness Stew Pasty leaped off the menu at me. Wow. The pastry is the thin, crisp and perfectly browned. The stew was rich, savory, meltingly tender and redolent of rosemary. Paired with a Guinness stout, I didn't want it to end. I have two more nights in Tempe; at least one of those will be spent at Cornish Pasty. read more

Cornish Pasty - Guinness Stew Pasty - British Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Omg.... I thought the chicken pot pie pasty was amazing..... Then I had the Banofee Pie!!!! Heaven on a plate!!! read more

Cornish Pasty - British Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Hell. Yes. This mini-Pasty is an amazing little hole in Mill Ave that transports you to another place altogether. If you didn't know you were in Tempe, it would feel like Portland or Seattle or half of Southern California. It's pared down to the essentials: a half-dozen or so rotating pasty varieties, a smattering of soups and apps, and about a dozen draft beer options with one rotating tap handle, all crammed into a shoebox with nothing but a bar and a couple teeny tiny two-tops. But that pared-down space is also super cool, with tin ceilings, funky light fixtures, and super cool subway tile walls. If you've ever been on Mill and thought "Man, I wish Cornish Pasty Co was closer," this place is the answer to your hand pie prayers. read more

I have never had a pasty in my life, but that was absolutely fantastic and we will be coming back. The staff were super friendly and the food was fantastic. You also must get the garlic chips, 10/10 read more

I love this place and have been going regularly for years. Some of the pasties (basically hand pies) are hit or miss depending on your taste. You just have to find what you like! Then you'll be addicted. It's also a really cool atmosphere and offers great English bar vibes. Love. read more

Was able to find seating before an ASU football game and had great food and cider. Major plus- they had kolsh coffee beer on tap. The staff was very attentive and courteous as well tonight. read more

Spoiler alert: The best pasty in town can be found right here! No matter what you're craving you'll find it here. From veggie (eggplant parm), vegan (vindaloo), to something hearty (bangers and mash, pot pie) or the ever-amazing Cubano... I've honestly never had a bad pasty here. Whatever you want, you'll find it here. (Don't forget about the incredible pasta salad or grilled cheese + soup options, if that's your style.) The beer selection is on point, whether you want a simple Guinness, or a solid IPA (Dragoon for days), they've got you covered. If you don't know what you want the bartenders are at the ready with a solid recommendation. While small, the intimate atmosphere is welcoming and friendly without being overbearing like *some* English pubs that I won't mention. The bartenders know your name before you know theirs (for reference Kylie, Andrea, and Janessa are always on-point). It's not your typical Mill Ave. scene and that's a welcome relief from the fake tans and don't-talk-to-me attitude. If I had to ding them for anything it's the lack of happy hour, but frankly I've never spent an unhappy hour there, so there you go. Stop pretending you'll find a better bar on Mill and start enjoying the many drunken hours you'll spend here. read more

Hands down the #1 Cornish Pasty in Phoenix! I've eaten here several times because I love that you can look right out onto Mill Ave. and people watch while you grub on massive salads, grubby wings and super filling Pasty goodness! The beer and wine selections are perfect for Pasty pairings, but, if you aren't sure what you should have, the staff is a band of rockstars who know their sh** and can recommend something fun! A friendly, funny and engaging group even when they are slammed with patrons in this popular little corner of Mill Ave. GO THERE! read more

I'm sure the average person would love Cornish Pasty Co., however I didn't have such a great experience. To preface, I have an unfortunate circumstance where I'm allergic to onions, so sadly that limits what I can order when eating at a restaurant. So because of this, I noticed immediately that many of the items on the menu included onions. I asked the waitress if there was any chance they could be removed or excluded altogether, and she informed me this was impossible because all their pasties are pre-ordered from another location and reheated on site to serve. This surprised me, and also had me questioning how much more the cooks do besides heating pre-made food and sticking it on a plate since the majority of their menu are the pre-made pasties. My 8-year-old cousin could do that, but the cooks here get paid for it. While I don't agree with their business practices and believe it lowers the quality of the food, it wasn't more than somewhat of an annoyance. The real problem came when I ordered a pasty, and after questioning the waitress and her insisting it didn't contain onions, it actually did. And I paid the price for it and suffered a reaction because the waitress gave me incorrect information. As I said, I'm sure the average person would enjoy this place. But my experience was sadly very dreadful, and I will not be back anytime soon. read more

Really small cozy place you can stop by and have a nice pint of some local brews with a variety of pasties. The pasties are pretty good in size and very filling. Recommend the chicken vindaloo. (scotch egg on the other hand is not that great) read more

It's a great little hangout spot on Mill Avenue. Easy to step in and out of. Food is great, with a wide selection of beers. Everyone seems super chill there. I've never had a bad pasty there. read more

You really can't go wrong with the food at CPC, I've eaten at several of the other locations and just recently stopped in to try the one on Mill Ave. I had a vegetarian friend in town and quite frankly, I'm the exact opposite in terms of dietary preferences but I recalled that Cornish Pasty Co had a lot of options on the menu that might work for her...both of us ended up very happy with the decision to eat here! read more

Great atmosphere. Place is really relaxing and food is amazing. Very flavorful and different. read more

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Stopped in for lunch after hiking at Hayden Butte. Or friends had been to another location so suggested we go here after waking by. With for adults, one kid and a baby we almost didn't stay due to the small space, but a big booth was open so we sat there. Large menu, had no idea what I wanted. I ended up with the chicken pot pie pasty and ate the whole thing. The meatball pasty looked great too. I'd definitely try another location if I'm ever near one. read more

small place but good food Pass many times but finally tried, small bar with seating inside and out. Food is good, made fresh, good drinks, friendly staff. Will be back again read more

Took my friend from out of town and had the paté for an appetizer- amazing. We got the cajun chicken & spicy asiago chicken and split them- AMAZING. And even had dessert! Guess what? Amazing. I love cornish pasty! read more