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    The Pasty Republic

    4.4 (138 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Grace C.

    Yum! Fresh, hot and hearty savory pastry for breakfast. The Lamb with Spinach and Feta cheese was delicious! They have sweet pastries too.

    Daniel E.

    While visiting Tennyson's Halloween Pet Parade and Costume Contest, just happened to visit The Pasty Republic, and glad that we did. Got turned on to pastys on a visit to Mineral Point, WI, and couldn't resist. Ordered the "Joey," a mix of meatballs, mozzarella, garlic, red peppers, and marinara, and my better half got the traditional "Miner," which is steak, rutabaga, potatoes, and onions. Both were excellent, unique food choices that we so darn tasty and filling. Ate outside on a really nice day, soaked up the sunshine, and enjoyed a truly unique meal. I'm coming back.

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    About 3.5. I like pasties, Denver area seems have some. I had the steak pasty, good deal with lots of stuffings. However taste was bland, and the baking was pretty thick.

    The Joey
    JaNiece C.

    I visited this food truck while at the Farmers Market. This was by far the absolute best version of a pizza pocket that I've ever had! It was packed with meat and flavor. So filling. Not ideal for watching calories!! I'm looking forward to visiting the restaurant so that I can give a full review on service and ambiance.

    Amazing ambiance with fantastic service and even better food! Tried the country road and traditional miner, ended up getting two to go!!

    The Foreman
    Adrienne B.

    My husband and I only discovered this place at the end of our time in the nearby neighborhood. It's small and only open during the day. Even though we don't live up the street anymore it is worth the trip for a nice warm savory hand pie for brunch. They have breakfast and other savory options and one or two sweet as well. My husband likes the South of the Border with chorizo and egg. They always have at least one vegan option. Today I got the Foreman, which is filled with root veggies. The best part is the are made fresh everyday and stay warm in a case so the are super fast to grab in a hurry but also very fresh. They also have a variety of sauces to add more flavor. The pies are a bit pricey but they are very yummy and filling and are made fresh with high quality ingredients.

    The Shepherd
    Joel M.

    These pastys are amazing! We just had pastys last month in England and these are just as good or possibly even better than the ones we had there. Lots of different types to choose from, friendly service. Gobbled them up before we could get a good photo. We'll be back!

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    Jackson L.

    The word pasty rhymes with nasty, which I've never really understood since it should actually rhyme with tasty given how amazing these made-from-scratch hand pies are. This place has become my go-to breakfast choice on the weekend - walking the dog down to Pasty Republic and then heading across the street to lounge at Cesar Chavez park while eating a hot, sizable pasty is almost a weekly occurrence these days. The pastry dough is baked daily and each pie is hand-formed and stuffed with a wide variety of options. There's something for everyone here: vegan, vegetarian, and full-on carnivore options, all unfailingly executed and 100% delicious. The size of these bad boys deserves a specific call-out: I've always suspected that they weigh about a pound and took the time to actually weigh mine this morning. It clocked in at just over half a pound. These things are a serious full-size meal in a convenient to-go format. The staff here is never anything short of super friendly and accommodating. They also have a food truck that makes a regular appearance at the Highlands Square market on 32nd Street in the summer - same offerings, same friendly service. I love this place.

    The Country Road
    Kendra D.

    One of my favorite food groups is savory goods wrapped in bread. Empanadas, dumplings, pies. It's all delicious and this little hole in the wall is on point with their selection and simplicity. I ordered 2 while I was here despite knowing one would fill me sufficiently. I couldn't help getting a second to go. I got Country Road which is just a tasty pocket of breakfast, the maple sausage was a highlight, I could've used a slight bit more sweet in there but the seasoning and temperature was so satisfying. The other was the Philosopher which the flavor combo really intrigued. I hardly see mint incorporated in Western dishes outside of sweets. It was truly a unique flavor profile. The almonds and feta gave it a nice texture with the spinach mixture. And as the other, the seasoning was pitch perfect. Great little spot overall. The price to size ratio is very fair and the crust of the pasty on both were flaky and flavorful, even on a reheat the next day. A must go to if you want to have something different, less mess, and even on the go if you want to enjoy the sites around the Highlands.

    The Miner
    Justin G.

    Pasties are one of my favorite local foods found in Michigan. I'm from the state natively and lived there for 22 years. It was such a pleasant surprise finding out that there are pasties in Denver. There are two locations, with the other being by Cherry Creek and the University of Denver. I ordered the Miners Pasty (including beef steak, potato, rutabaga, and onions). It was very similar to a Yooper one with its ingredients and preparation. However, I do prefer the ones I had in Marquette and St. Ignace). I also ordered the Caretaker Pasty. It had the ingredients of a chicken pot pie wrapped into a pocket pie. This one was my favorite pasty from this restaurant. The ambience is that of a small cafe / bakery. The service is also fast, with the pasties already being freshly prepared. I'd recommend a Coloradan to visit one of the two locations to try a pasty.

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    Brittany C.

    I popped into Pasty Republic on impulse one Sunday morning and wow what a pleasant surprise! I'm a huge empanada fan and these were huge, jam packed with fresh goodies, and piping hot. I tried the Country Road which was a perfect sweet/savory breakfast combo with maple sausage, potatoes, eggs, and cheddar inside a puffy empanada. The empanadas are hand held if you have a huge hand - I decided against being delicate and just bit out of mine! The spot is Covid safe with two small outdoor tables and one guest at a time inside. Definitely adding this place to my list and will be popping by again for lunch!

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    These are the best pasties I've tasted around Colorado, New Mexico or Arizona! HUGE :thumbsup:

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    This place is insanely good! I had the chorizo breakfast pasty and I regret not ordering like 5 of them.

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    Great find! Walked in here after finding the wait times at other places to be over 1.5 hours. So yummy!

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    Great spot to grab dinner and a drink when in town. Stopped…read morein here dinner as it's conveniently close to the convention center. The staff was super friendly and helpful despite being overwhelmed by a very large party while I was there. They take their time making the drink because they clearly want you to enjoy them. The Mac and cheese was some of the best I've had at a restaurant. I really enjoyed the lollipop chicken. Not overcooked and sauced nicely. It seems like it could be a quiet spot for a meal and/or cocktail whenever there is not a convention in town.

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    4.4(420 reviews)
    1.8 mi•Northwest, Highland
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    I was in Denver to watch the LA Kings lose to the Avalanche. Eating here made the loss feel less…read moreworse. We were in Denver for about 48 hours and ate here twice. My friend and I thought it was great! I had the Standard breakfast the first day and the huevos rancheros the second day. Both were great, but the pork green chile with the huevos rancheros stood out. It would make excellent tamale filling. We sat outside since the weather was pleasant. Service was great. They add 20% gratuity automatically so no need to calculate a tip. Don't skip the hot sauce wall if you need more heat.

    I wish I could rate this place more highly but for a dine in breakfast spot, it was disappointed in…read morethe service. Came on a Thursday morning. This is a breakfast place and yet, for coffee, whole milk is the only dairy option offered. For me, if your business is breakfast, I assume coffee is your #1 served drink, to not have options for lattes is an easy miss. Providing skim milk allows you to make your own 2%! It also seems they had one non dairy option which, again, it's a breakfast cafe. I cannot make sense of it. Service was slow and spotty, which was particularly disappointing given the 20% included service fee. This fee notice is posted everywhere which I appreciated but if this is the case, you must must provide top notch service. Waited quite a while once we were finished for our check which is just unacceptable. That said I did love my breakfast bowl full of veggies - one of their summer specials. And I liked the hot sauce wall! Plus I love dogs and really dug the weenie decor. Despite the good food product, this is a restaurant where their policies and lack of options made me feel unwelcome. With all the great food spots in the area, there's nothing that would draw me back to this place as I'd like to have a latte if I'm going out for breakfast, and this place couldn't provide any milk option for me.

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