On my visits to Newquay over the past 4/5 years, I go to Morrises atleast a couple of times to have…read morea true Cornish pasty. Ideal for taking to the beach for a picnic or eating on the hoof. If you go to Cornwall you got to have one of these. Look forward to returning. Yummy

I read a couple of reviews that encouraged me to give Jamies a try on my quest to find the best…read moretraditional pasty in Cornwall, during my recent break. I had a medium traditional pasty - perhaps it was the hype, or the overeager anticipation, but I was slightly disappointed. It tasted like a regular pasty! Nothing particularly wrong with it - it was a good size, reasonable price and tasted good. It's worth a visit if you're hungry and need a pasty to fill the void!

Nice little cake shop, got some original Cornish saffron cakes that are like house bricks but taste…read moreyummy. Lots of other goodies on offer also.

This is a pasty staple according to my Cornish pasty expert friend. It's an award winning bakery…read morethat's been in business for 150 years. I'm kind of obsessed with having the best of the local food in a new city, so it seemed like a no brainer! I was a tad disappointed it was so ... plain though. It's been around a looooong time, so it's a no frills joint with small, medium and large pasties. Steak and cheese and onion of course and not much else besides that. I got a medium steak and it was piping freaking hot and plenty of food to fill me up. I carried it around the corner to the beach and ate it overlooking the beautiful blue sea that is the Cornish Coast. On further exploration of the town center, I kicked myself for not walking around for diving into the first pasty/pasty shop I saw. There were a couple that looked a little more modern that I think I might have preferred (I am so, so spoiled by having the visited the amazing Cornish Pasty Company in Phoenix so much, I admit that!). But didn't have it in me to eat two pasties in two days. You can't go wrong here if tradition is what you're after, but if you like a modern take on comfort foods, you might want to try another one (there are plenty all around this area!)

this is the worst place i have ever been i got food poisoning from bread, i didnt even know you…read morecould get food poisoning from bread

Very expensive and even more overrated. Somehow this small bakery-cum-coffee-shop has perfected the…read moreart of making delicious-looking products for its mouth-watering window display whilst ensuring that the same products are completely devoid of any of the flavour their appearance seems to be screaming at! Personally, I think its clever glazes and a liberal sprinkling of icing sugar that does it. The coffee is also average and I would recommend the Costa 6 doors down as a better alternative if you want to spend this sort of money on a coffee and cake. Premium prices for average products; this one is to be avoided.

For my first Cornish pasty, I have to say this place was very good. Quaint little bakery.read more

Lots of choice and a fairly inexpensive range. Some of the cakes do taste a little…read moremass-manufactured but there are some afternoon treat gems - i like the cherry or chocolate chip flapjacks for example. For a quick bite to eat on your way through town the puff pastry cheese and onion 'pasties' are good and cheap but the proper shortcrust pasties are a disappointment - too bland. This warrens has a small cafe at the back of the shop which is good for a cup of tea and has lunch 'deals'. An easy choice bakery with good service, but nothing speacial.

Never been here looks like a little hole in the wall shop, very cute and charming super excited to…read moretry this place it looks like an amazing establishment snuggled in between and general store and a taxi service

This bakery stocks only a mediocre range of cakes and I find the flavour lacking somewhat. The…read morebread range is better, especially the seeded granary rolls, although these do go stale very quickly. The pasties are also quite poor although ok if you need a quick filler and aren't looking for anything special. The best thing they sell is the rolls/sandwiches which they make up to order whilst you are there. These are about the only thing worth the money in this small establishment, and make a decent lunch once you've grabbed a rink from the fridge and a bag of crisps. The service is friendly, the prices reasonable and the wait minimal but they must improve stock if this bakery is to do a better trade.