Warren's Bakery in Torbay - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We went into Warren's for something sweet, and saw these meringues in different flavours. So we had 2 for a fiver. Don't know why but I just presumed there would be some sort of filling like cream or sauce in the centre, but there wasn't. It was basically a heap of egg white and sugar which gave me one hell of a sugar rush! It's taken me days to eat as it was far too sweet for one sitting lol! When being served by the lady, she asked what I wanted and i pointed to the meringue, now I didn't realise she had boxes and other stuff in the way on her side of the counter, so she couldn't see what I was pointing at. She got a bit ratty coz she didn't get what I was after, I kept pointing at the meringue and eventually she said "it's called a meringue" in quite a rude manner. Maybe if they didn't have junk on their side of the counter she'd have seen what I was aiming for. Her people's skills maybe need a bit of updating. Never been in a Warren's bakery b4 but after that probably won't again 😏

Manager was very rude and discourteous. Insulted one of us because he is a disabled person. The manger said " don't pull the disabled thing on me" There was a problem about cleaning the seats outside. He made a fuss about not cleaning the seats, it had been raining. We will never return or recommend you business to anyone.

Stopped here to grab something to go with our lunch. We opted for sausage rolls and were not disappointed (I have been to other locations around the country and enjoyed them too). The lady who was in the shop (a Wednesday) was happy and enthusiastic about the town and what Torquay offered

Why charge people to sit in when you only offer takeaway cups and bags? No milk alternatives, only uht plastic milk portions? I think it is time to get with the times 😬 Not the staff’s fault but unfortunately I won’t be returning

second time getting a steak pasty from here. in all there was about one tablespoon of beef average in both. absolute rip off. Ginsters are probably better!

Went in on Saturday the 18th March ordered the creamy chicken pasty it was huge lovely tasty pasty had it with a Latte it was done a bit lazy the lady at the till just put a takeaway cup under the machine and pressed a button out came the milk and coffee bit of a poor Latte considering Wetherspoons do Lavazza coffee at £1.45 a cup and you can refill it as many times as you want and they are good mugs Warrens are cardboard cups pasty served in paper bags but a very good pasty but the coffee needs improving Wetherspoons puts Warrens coffee to shame and it's only £1.45 a cup refillable.

We are family of 8. And we really enjoyed our visit. We pushed our table and chairs together. Our little ones was a bit noisy. Staff was so friendly and chatty. Food was tasty and hot. We will definitely becoming again .. and it was clean. As noted in a review saying it wasn't . Toilet a little bit on the smelly side

I came in tuesday afternoon, I was being served by a lovely lady who was very smiley and very pleasant. there was an issue with one of the syrup pumps and she called what sounded like Nicole to help her. Nicole’s attitude was awful. she screwed her face up then huffed then said “i’m not in the mood today” and “seriously” “for gods sake” and rolling her eyes. she also mentioned that she didn’t feel well. if you don’t feel well why are you at work? the other lady was so pleasant! even though she was getting spoken to with no respect and rudeness bless her :( and “Nicole” need to go on a customer service course to learn how to speak to people properly, not even that it’s just basic politeness! oh my hot chocolate was yummy though ! haha!

Undrinkable no flavour coffee from a machine and a Belgium bun which was dry all the way through to the middle . Totally horrible experience

First time I’ve been today since the cafe changed hands, will also be my last! 3 staff all stood behind the counter. 4 tables being used, every over one filthy, wasn’t cleaned in whole time we were, it was truly disgusting. Watched one girl behind the counter eat a pastie, wipe her mouth with her hands and then served a customer, she then went and ate a cake and did the same. If it wasn’t for the fact we’d paid we would have just walked out.

We tried to call in for a coffee late afternoon. We were told that he machine had been cleaned and was not available because they were closing. They close at 5pm and it was exactly 4.20pm!! We then asked for a cup of tea instead but again were told that we couldn’t have this or sit outside as the chairs and tables were being taken in for closing! 40 minutes of business lost! A real shame.

I popped in for the first time in months to find two new young male staff members. They were so rude and when giving me my change instead of handing it to me, one literally threw it at me and it went all over the floor. He stood and watched me pick it up without a word of apology. It's also so overpriced now for barely average quality food. Never going back again.

Don’t bother, another version of a cheap bakery full of fatty foods for fatties. Guaranteed to harden the arteries

Cold wintery day. Popped in and got 2 Steak and Horseradish pasties. They were the most disgusting things ever. I only had one bite and all this gravy and soggy peas leaked out. I dissected it to feed to the gulls and found one bit of gristle. On seeing that my husband also fed the birds.

bought filled rolls from this bakery, and they were excellent - a really good choice of fillings, really freshand delicious

Was shopping on town on saturday and thought id nip in ..looking at the selection of pasties i thought they might of been a bit dearer because they where some sort of gourmet pastie ..WELL THERE NOT a lot of crust not much filling and at Almost 4 pounds each bloody EXPENSIVE...do yourself a favour walk down into town GREGGS are 1 third of the price and taste better

Arrived here after an 8 hour trip and discovered this part of Devon has an obsession with Cornish Pasties. We had the Traditional Cornish and they were nice if a little pricey but the quality is there. Unusually the pastry is actually salted which really adds to the flavour. We've eaten real Cornish Pasties in a number of places and whilst these are not the very best they do compare quite well. Worth a try just for the experience.

A sudden pang of hunger whilst dashing to the shops, meant that we stopped by Warren's Bakery for a bite to eat. The large steak pasty was OK. The children seemed to enjoy the extra long sausage rolls but at £2.60 each they weren't cheap. The egg custard tart was disappointing.

origionally tried warrens in paignton whilst on a day trip from Torqauy. cornish pasties so nice- sought out this branch in torqauy

My son is vegetarian and was delighted with the labelling on all of the options in the cake display. Whilst on holiday we visited this bakery (and the one in Newquay) every day, making a different choice on each occasion.

Parecía una encantadora panadería, así que decidí probar un par de cosas para llevar a casa. Muy sabroso con carne pasty pic totalmente recomiendo el rollo de salchichas ojalá me encontré este lugar antes. El personal es agradable, muy amable y muy servicial. Sin duda el primer lugar que visite cuando vuelva.

Parecía una encantadora panadería, así que decidí probar un par de cosas para llevar a casa. Este era el mediodía del sábado.Trajo un panecillo belga, fue duro. No todo cubierto por guinda era crujiente?!Trajo un bollo de cerezo, también rancio y crujiente.Nos trajeron una galleta de jengibre pan de hombre. Suave, así que habíamos ido también rancio. La galleta de chocolate recubiertos de crujiente, así que todavía estaba sin duda no era supuestamente suaves.3 artículos al azar, así que desde el mostrador todos rancio, qué demonios es esta panadería jugar en?!

Very tasty pasty with just the right amount of seasoning and vey nice staff. Good value with a cup of tea included. I will be back.

Really is an average place. The staff were nice, everything is is on the level, you get what you pay for (which isn't all that much).

I wanted an authentic Cornish pasty and looked for them in the "Pasty" many selling shops along the main shopping streets in Torquay leading from the Harbour area. Most pasties on offer seemed too expensive, too small and not called "Cornish", possibly as a result of the protected name status.