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The Pasty Republic

4.7 (72 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Kevin W.

Pastry Republic gets a A++ for me! These bad boys are hefty and filling! I first had these at a Halloween party that my friend hosted and had them catered over 50 pasties of different varieties! I had the miner and shepherd since then and have been my go to whenever I visit their cherry creek location. The pastry is flaky and buttery but strong enough to hold it's massive filling. Each bite is savory and a little bit of hot sauce was such a great compliment to the meaty and potatoey filling. The staff who work here are also great and deserve praise. Who needs hot pockets or burritos if you're on the fly, these pasties will last you all day!

A couple tables outside, on the sidewalk
Veronique C.

Cute little spot for breakfast or lunch, with yummy British pastries. They offer a nice selection of sweet and savory pasties, with some vegetarian options. My husband and I visited for breakfast, and I devoured a South of the Border pasty filled with eggs, chorizo, jalapeños, onions, cheddar, potatoes, and green chiles. It was very flavorful and each portion is quite generous. My husband picked the Miner, with steak, rutabaga, potatoes, onions, and house seasoning. He also liked it a lot. There are a couple tables both inside and outside, and you can also buy the pasties frozen. Coffee and ice-cream is available.

Lamb kabob pastry
Kristen S.

Popped in right before a facial appointment I had and was craving something with meat. Everyone get the lamb kabob turnover. IT WAS BOMB! Cute little place which wouldn't be best for groups but the food was great. I love salt so this had the perfect amount but could be a lot for some that don't care much for salt. I think the flavors melded so well together and the meat was tender and juicy. This wasn't a try meat turnover (or empanada if you will) at all. Service was friendly and helpful and I will be back in when in the Cherry Creek north area.

Christopher P.

Met the owner Matthew! This spot is amazing from the appearance, the service and OMG the food!! You can get one and dine in or take it on the go. They also offer frozen ones you can heat up as well! Amazing selection from breakfast style, lunch and dessert! This place is amazing must try and truly amazing!!

Drew Y.

The guy in the front was super nice. The food is amazing. Really cool atmosphere. I'll be ordering two entrees next time.

Kabob
Tony M.

Got the kabob one and it's absolutely delicious my favorite one. Perfect amount of feta to lamb meat and so light and fresh. Service was great. Fast casual dining experience. Great vibes and even have ice cream if you have a sweet tooth.

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Katherine P.

Excellent pastry and choices include vegan and dairy free. The owner is friendly, and it was a great place to have a coffee and pasty while working

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Beth-ann W.

This place was recommended and Pasty Republic did not disappoint! Hubs reminisced about trips to London and he said these were spot-on. Along with traditional pasties, they have vegetarian options, breakfast, and frozen to go. The owner is a great guy and is always wanting to create unusual flavor combinations. You must go to PASTY REPUBLIC!!!

The Miner
Josh J.

My wife and I stopped here for a quick bite and were not disappointed. The pastry hits the spot, Perfectly flaky! Beware they are PACKED with fillings so one is more than enough. The employee (maybe owner?) behind the counter was welcoming and even gave us a quick history lesson about this being the food of choice for miners.

Pasties were delicious!! Very flavorful. Great variety. Friendly service. Quaint cafe atmosphere.

Great fillings, just needs crispier bacon!

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My first time ordering, I got the breakfast, New Mexico and it was absolutely delightful! 10/10 I'm definitely coming back.

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Delightful pastry w buttery flaky crust. Wonderful customer service. Quality of ingredients is best in Denver!

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