Amazing. That's all that needs to be said for this place. Cute little Pantry located in Harwood…read morethat serves up everything you need for lunch, from tasty soups and filling sandwiches, to the best pasty around! Used to be the favourite haunt for me and my siblings when we lived closer however unfortunately now I can't make it as often, only once a week.. I always get Meat & Potato Pasties, occasionally one as a Pasty Barm and they normally don't last the drive home. They girls behind the counter are a good laugh as well and always lively and full of beans! If you have room they have a great selection of bakery treats and cakes. This time it was a flying visit as I was in a mad rush but photos will be posted on next visit (likely to be very soon!)

Typically I go grocery shopping later in the day, meaning when I walk past this bakery it is…read moreusually shut for the day. On this particular day, it was supposed to rain in the afternoon, so I thought I would get to the grocery store in the morning (cat litter in a non-waterproof backpack sounded like a disaster waiting to happen). As I was walking home around noon, I noticed that the bakery was still open. I hadn't bought anything for lunch, so I though I would stop in and see if they had any pasties. Unfortunately they were out of meat and potato pasties, but the lady mentioned that they had a meat and potato pie. So I went with that instead. They also have sandwiches and of course all of the sweet treats and breads. I managed to control myself and get out with just the pie. The pie was a decent size and fairly inexpensive. It was also piping hot! The pie was a bit on the greasy side, but it was spiced nicely and I ended up only eating half and saving the other half for later. On another day I stopped in and decided to try one of their sweet treats. I spotted a Custard Slice and I can never pass one of those up (why we don't have these in America is beyond me). Their Custard Slices are huge! Again, I had half and saved the rest for another day. The custard was a lovely consistency, however, it didn't have much flavor, although the frosting on top added a sweetness that was missing from the custard. Typically I probably would have peeled the frosting off, but in this instance I think it actually added something. The ladies in the store are helpful and it always seems to be busy. I don't know if they actually accept credit cards as everything is fairly inexpensive and I would imagine that the fees wouldn't be worth accepting credit cards. Besides there is an ATM right across the street as well as two behind next to the ASDA. There is very limited parking between the entrance to ASDA and the charity shop a few doors up from the bakery, but it usually looks full. There is no parking on the street, however, there is free parking at the ASDA behind, so if you are in pinch for parking, it is possible. The store isn't very big, so you can't really have a quick lunch inside, it is really for takeaway only.

This is a village bakery in Ramsbottom, selling bread, cakes, pies, sandwiches, soups and hot food…read moretoo. The cakes are lovely and I particularly like them as some of them seem to be home made, like I used to have when I was little. The bread is fresh everyday and I visit daily to stock up. I also like the pork dinky pies, which we have at week-end. There is alot of meat inside, they are not just all pastry. The staff are helpful and courteous and I never have to queue. Parking is difficult as it is on the main road, you have to park on a side street. Recommended.

best pasties in the north west of England. great meat pies. top class sandwiches. fruit pies ( many…read morevariety's) top sandwiches / custards Etc. lovely staff! all home made on the premises. and at a reasonable price. fantastic!!

Either I am unlucky, or Ye Olde Pastie Shop has really been out of business for a very long time…read more.. in fact, in all time I've been going to Churchgate. The pastie shop was established, according to the plaque, in 1667, and sits right opposite the famous Olde Man and Scythe where the 7th Earl of Derby spent the night before execution. Even if the shop is no longer in business, the building itself is a fine example of 17th c. urban architecture.

I'm from Liverpool and the first time I went to the pie shop was over 40 maybe 45 years ago when I…read morewent to watch Liverpool playing the wanderers over the years going to the games at burden Park and also if I was ever in the area I would call in the butter pies have always been my favourite. Also the family sized ones are even better my mouth is watering in fact tomorrow morning I will be going on a little mission to stock up with some pies I've never had a cake from there yet so obviously I'll be sampling some anyway I want to say thank you too the people from Bolton for keeping it real

Traditional pie shop selling pies in the shop and delivering locally to parties and functions in…read morethe Bolton areas.

This is a small chain bakery shop similar to greggs inside…read morethey sell similar types of snacks. doughnuts,pasties and pies and you get two for one pound. personally i prefer greggs but am sure if they opened one up in manchester town centre it would do well. its cheap and cheerful on the go food.

I love this Bakery, whenever I go to Bolton it's a need to visit…read more Every thing £1, somethings 2 or 3 for £1 Have a visit and see for yourself. Their web site will tell you where they have shops. Go on you know you want to.

I travel from my home in Sunderland back to my place of birth, Bolton, drawn by the lure of Carrs…read morePasties and Whist pies a must for Christmas. I often take cooked and frozen samples back for my mates in the pub and the orders I've taken so far for this Christmas is testament to the quality. They say "if it works, don't fix it", keep up the good work. Paul Mariner

Visoting my father, fancied a pie for lunch. Don't go to Greenhalgh's he said, go to the one down…read morethe road. Already a queue when I went in at noon. I soon understood why. Best potato and meat pie I can remember.