Malcolm Barnecutt Bakery in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

I don't consider myself an expert, but I've had my share of pasties over the years and I thought the one I tried from here was among the best I've had.

Great pasties and other baked goods. Popped in to St Austell to pick up some authentic Cornish pasties. Yummy! Really fresh and delicious.

Having just spent a week in Cornwall sampling pasties every day, MB’s traditional offering won the whole shooting match. Special mention to the steak and Stilton which might well be the best pasty I’ve ever had.

There really is no where else to go... amazing. Tried everywhere to find to best, this is it...outstanding

My uncle took me here to get Steak Cornish Pasties and I had to try their jam doughnuts. The jam doughnuts were one of the best I have ever tasted. The pasties were lovely too. 3 pasties and 3 doughnuts £10.15

Cold breakfast not very tasty ,however the bakery downstairs is fantastic & very tasty they must be doing something wrong .

Great Lunch again and able to take away a salad and Coffee, Top Staff Well Worth a look upstairs in the Coffee Shop as well as the Main Shop

Came here as second choice after getting terrible service from cafe tengo just up the road, so glad we did delicious breakfast super fast service

called in for lunch today, waitress service upstairs. Lovely pasties and panini, sandwiches etc on offer. Very busy while we were there, but great food

Went for lunch on a wet day in St. Austell. Lovely tea room upstairs and great selection. We both choose the mushroom quiche that was served with a small salad. It was the most tastiest snack we have had in Cornwall.

Had lunch here, it was busy, staff not overly friendly. Great choice for meat eaters, not so good for veggies. Great deals on the big baps, but none of the great deals were veggie.

Limited menu but good food and friendly helpful service Only complaint was that my fried eggs were very greasy

Stopped in St Austell for a snack while on our way back from the Eden Project. Admittedly it was late in the afternoon, and the place couldn't have been far from closing but we like to try local cafes when we can instead of the samey multinational concerns which have their place. the pastries, cakes and pasties on the counter looked inviting so we decided to give the café upstairs a try. It was in the middle of having a makeover with wet paint notices everywhere and a guy clearing up his materials, so it was watch that coat! Perhaps that's why there was nobody there? Anyway, we both had hot homemade mince pies and clotted cream with tea. Service was quick, and the pies were lovely. We did however feel a little exposed and a member of staff was counting the till which rightly or wrongly gave us the impression we were holding them up! By the time we went back downstairs the display had almost been cleared. I did say we were there quite late! Wouldn't deter me from trying the palce again but I'd go earlier next time!

Popped in here while walking around the town and we were so pleased we did. We had a beautiful cream tea for two £ 4.95 for two people. The staff were so friendly and all the food served to other tables looked superb.

Pasties are generally very good but can vary a bit in quality on odd occassions, the rest of their wares are very good, the only negative comment is that in my opinion their large pasty is medium and their medium pasty is small compared to other pasty establishments. but worth a try.

Cafe was simple looking with a basic menu. I hoped to have a cheese and onion pasty but was told the pastry wasn’t vegetarian. Disappointed, I opted for a veggie sausage roll. I asked for it hot with a salad. It came lukewarm alone on a plate. I asked for it to be reheated (which they did) and for the salad. I was told I could pay extra for salad on the side. I agreed and it was a tiny garnish that appeared. It seemed ridiculous that we should pay for such a small bit of garnish. Would not return.

Friendly and fast service in upstairs tea room. We had the steak pasties, bacon naps and milkshakes. Food was tasty and fresh. Hit the spot.

Came here for a bite to eat before doing the brewery tour at St Austell brewery Nd was pleasantly surprised. Partner had a cheese and ham toastie and I had a large pasty. Pasty was lovely! The only thing which was a small let down was that Apple juice was out of a carton not a local one.

Came in for a pasty and the woman who served me disappeared round the back of the bakery and reappeared with my pasty in a bag which I thought was strange.

Whenever my family & I are ever in St Austell & it's normally when our cars are in the garage being fixed, we always head to the Cafe here at Barnecutts. Because we know we're getting something nice.

Good range of lovely pasties, try the steak and Stilton! All the cakes and buns you could want. Personally l love their yeast and saffron buns.

Best pasties around but they are not that big, the medium pasty i would class as small and the large at medium, if you know what i mean !! doughnuts are lush. pasties a bit pricey but nice.

Ordered a birthday cake for my husband. Not only was it a lot cheaper than some smaller companies had quoted but it was also very good. Lovely light sponge and good jam and cream filling. Really good decoration too

Good quality, good value, friendly staff. Definitely recommend, will come again. Thanks for a lovely lunch.

Sin salir de mi camino para Barney's. Caliente, especiado y, jugosos y húmedas, estas son altamente calificados y empanadas, construido con habilidad y dedicación, basándose en años de experiencia y un profundo aprecio de la herencia y la artesanía.

Visitar Cornwall sobre mis hijos 30 cumpleaños, la familia quería organizar una tarta de cumpleaños para él.

Needed to have a quick lunch. The staff were very helpful and delivered a quick service for lunch. The food was really good and good quantity,

Above this bakery is quite a good local cafe - modest. quiet and totally non-touristy. We stopped in for lunch and tucked into some better-than-average Cornish pasties (steak and Stilton, and cheese and onion) and the coffee was better than we expected, too. Reasonably priced.

Tienes que ir a través de la panadería y luego de una serie de escaleras empinadas (no es el mejor comienzo si son discapacitados) para llegar a la cafetería. El café en sí es agradable y el personal parecía lo suficientemente agradable. Yo orderder un sándwich blt con una coca cola y quede muy decepcionado. El pan era muy dura casi rancio y el tocino era quemada. Llegó con una parte de los senderistas que listo salados debe haber sido el último tercio de una bolsa como había unos 5 integral y migas. Por el precio (alrededor de 6 libras) hay un montón de opciones más baratas con calidad mucho mejor.

Pleasant, polite team ~ efficient in approach.Food. ✍Salty rich ~ traditional Cornish pasties have a good level of premium ingredients.I purchased a selection of pasties including cheese, this was equally salty...Suggestion. I would review the outer pastry salt content.

We had lunch in the cafe upstairs, i thought it was quite expensive and kinda average. Not sure if I'd go back.

Had lunch here. Very friendly, helpful staff. Excellent food and good prices. Sandwiches were great. Bread very fresh and lots of filling. Super cakes and drinks were really hot. Excellent pasties. Lovely products in the bakery shop as well.

Bakery on street level,nice little cafe Upstairs. Popped in with two of my children. Quick service,polite staff,nice selection on menu and very nice cup of tea.Kiddies had a ginger bread man and scone with butter and jam.All went down well . Will return again.

I was surprised when I noticed that there's only 1 review for this bakery and cafe in TripAdvisor. Anyway, upstairs the bakery, there is a cafe. The Cornish pasties were reasonably priced, the toilet was small. Overall you should visit this bakery and the cafe on top!

We were very grateful to stumble across this place. It had been pointed out to us upon enquiry of a local as to where one could find somewhere to have cream tea in St Austell (while waiting for a bus). Malcolm Barnecutt Bakery is actually one of a chain (usually I sigh at this point, but if they're this good why shouldn't everyone enjoy them?) including others at Bodmin and Rock - possibly others, too.First and foremost, this place is a bakery - that's on street level, on Fore Street (near the church). And this place has the aroma of freshly baked bread and pastry - plus they do really yummy pasties, too. But upstairs… well, that's a cafe where they serve all the usual cafe fare (done really well, based on what other people were eating) plus the elusive cream tea (£4.50 for a decent pot of tea, two scones, cream and jam). Service was swift, efficient and friendly - and the cream teas were absolutely scrummy! Those scones would have made Mary Berry blush, they were so fresh. For a quick stop-off, this turned out to be a pleasing lunch and a good place off the beaten track to kill time while waiting for the Eden bus! If you end up in between transport modes in St Austell, I'd recommend this as a great pitstop for refreshment and sustainance.