Warren's Bakery in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The worst pasties we have ever had they where tastles and dry even the seagull where reluctant on the two halves we gave them

I know that we're foreigners here, but tried a traditional steak pasty. I was disappointed that there was hardly any meat in it... it was just about all potatoes surrounded by crust. The crust pastry was good, but there just wasn't enough steak inside. I'll try another traditional pasty somewhere else. Nice shop; friendly staff. Some tables available.

Thought I would try the Chocolate Crispy cakes but regretted it. Poor quality chocolate and fake mini eggs. They look yummy but they don't taste nice. I definitely won't buy them again.

Called in for lunch,the cheese & onion pasties gorgeous,reasonably priced,eat in or take away,your choice. Customer toilets on site,shop wheelchair friendly even where you "sit in".

Went too Warren bakery to buy some pasty and cakes , l was told its the best and they were gorgeous 😋😋 took some home and put them in freezer

We cannot visit Penzance without taking a trip into Warrens. The pasties taste amazing and are reasonably priced. Definitely go large :).

Absolutely awful pasties, hardly any meat and full of gristle we ordered on line and spent over £100 on a selection of pasties, not impressed at all gave them to the dog.

We really enjoyed our Cornish pasties from Warren’s Bakery, the price was really reasonable too and we were able to sit inside and eat them.

We visited Warrens bakery in Newlyn, on a family holiday this August. The cheese and onion pasties are to die for! We were delighted to find out, that we could order online back at home in Staffordshire! We’ve since tried the fruit pasties and wow.... a piece of holiday delivered straight to your door.

We popped in here as we couldnt see any other opportunities to eat when we visited and it was your usual quite average pasty. I had the vegan wholegrain pasty which had a lot of potato in it and I didnt think was very well seasoned but it served its purpose so no problem. We walked through the car park and sat on the harbour wall to eat which was nice.

Just popped in for afternoon tea. Although it was quiet, tables pretty cluttered and sticky. Shown to a dark little room at the back near the toilets , where after 10 minutes we had not even been given a menu or offered anything so we asked to move nearer the front and just had to ask for everything. The drinks were hot at least, cakes looked plentiful and enticing in the display cabinets but were just dry and dull.

Quick stop off on the way to lands end, grabbed a couple of traditional cornish pasties and a coffee. Pasties were lovely.

We called at newlyn today on the way to mousehole and called to use the toilets.Tgey were absolutely disgusting tge men’s and women’s.I know there old but keeping them clean and mending the toilet roll holders so loo roll doesn’t drag in the floor would help.These toilets worst I’ve ever been units bad enough worrying about Covid but god knows what else you could catch using these toilets.drive on and go elsewhere unless your extremely desperate

Loved walking into Penzance from the Jubilee pool & buying a pasty . We then went to the harbour & sat on the wall to enjoy our snack.

I had one day in Cornwall and naturally I needed to try a traditional cornish pastry. I know this wasn't probably a shining example of the best in Cornwall. However, Warren's has a perfectly good CV when it came to selling the cornish pastry. It was extremely nice and served very warm so I cant complain. But I dont have much to compare it with. I also bought a chocolate cornflake which I must admit was absolutely the finest chocolate cornflake ever. Appeared to be different to the norm thanks to a blop of chocolate in the middle of the cake. Really nice and I would definitely recommend Warren's bakery.

Undercooked Sausage rollsWent into Warrens inPenzance never met any body so rude brought 3 sausage rolls and they were not cooked properly , took them back and one of the staff members was so rude about me returning the sausages rolls and said they were cooked fine and fed up with people keep complaining about her sausage rolls I asked if she could put them into the oven longer and she replied that her ovens were turned off I asked for my money back and she refused I will not be eating there again! I have phoned the head office and will be hearing from them today if I don’t hear anything else from them I will be taking it further What an attitude to have towards people! There’s a reason why people are complaining about your sausage rolls and pasty’sMy daughter starting eating this and she had a belly ache straight away and tasted awful

Can't visit Cornwall without a pasty, and when in Penzance Warrens are ALWAYS my first choice. The staff are almost always really friendly and thankfully sound Cornish too :-) Brilliant pasties, reasonable prices and good choices of flavours & drinks.

We visited the restaurant here recently and found it to be ok, its not the best pasty but the place was clean and the staff politeThe pasty was alot of pastry to be honest and would of been a bit more edable with some brown sauce or something but none was available ( maybe bring my own if there is a next time)

I had the unfortunate experience of buying 2 medium steak pasties from Warren's shop in Crown Hill, Plymouth. After eating pasties for 60 years, I think I can tell the difference between good and bad. It was only 15 minutes before they were on the table. On opening they looked and tasted cold, dry and inedible. The pastry looked uncooked. They were disgusting. I have never complained about about a pasty in my life, but I thought that this should serve as a warning to others. Whoever gave out the "award winning accolades" obviously tasted something different to me. Never will I buy a Warren's pasty again.

Just purchased 2 pasties for lunch for my husband’s birthday and they were the worst we’ve ever had. Three pieces of gristle each and potato and at £3.55 each will never buy again.Warren’s pasties were always the best so not sure what has gone wrong. Very disappointed.

The Cornish are lucky to have pasties baked so well - they were hot, tasty, well filled and a good thick crust. Very much enjoyed the Saffron cakes although they were maybe not freshly baked that day. A very clean shop and lots of locals were wandering in and getting a friendly welcome. Coffee was good.

I can,t believe that 40 people on triadvisor think that warrens bakery is close to ok !Just bought pasties from bodmin branch for the family to eat in the car on way home . First time in a warrens .The whole lot in the bin . Simply vile ! 3.50 for a pasty . Completely ripped off . STAY AWAY ! OLDEST PASTIES IN CORNWALL ? THEY TASTE LIKE IT TO .

Great Cornish pasty, hard to get wrong when your in Cornwall really. But would recommend, pastry was great, tasteful and perfect bake. Contents were just right with a slight spice to the meat

I visited the store at 85A Market Jew Street in Penzance.Very good cheese and onion pasty. I took it to go, and 20 mins later when I sat down to eat it, it had still retained a lot of its heat! Speedy service, cheap prices, local ingredients, and excellent pasty crust!

We bought 8 large Cornish Pasty to take out for the beach (£4.55 each) and we were disappointed. The pasty looked big from the outside, but there was little meat inside. It's dry. The pasty we got from small independent bakery were far better quality. Sorry.

This was not worth the money spent. Sorry to say, but the pastry were all dried out (maybe leftovers from yesterday?) We tried several different ones and shared all together, but had to leave it behind. We simply couldn't eat it.

Had a large traditional steak pasty today. Nothing to write home about. Not a bad amount of meat inside but the pastry was very thick as was the crimping. On the plus side the tables and chairs and general areas were very clean. To sum up the pasty - not a great taste - very bland - will give it a miss next time.

We went into Warrens Bakery in Penzance and decided to eat inside as it was just starting to rain. It was well laid out and everything was spotlessly clean. We bought some traditional Cornish pasties which were really tasty, piping hot and had plenty of meat in them. We also had two lovely cups of coffee and were told we could have free cakes. My husband declined as he had ordered a large pasty but mine was only a small one so I had a jam and cream doughnut!

The staff were very friendly and helpful with our order. Our 1 year old had his first pasty, they sell mini ones which was perfect for him! We all enjoyed our pasty’s. Only down side was no changing facilities for little one.

A welcome for aching feet. Food and atmosphere excellent. Staff helpful. Really enjoyed the food. Good selection of fayre.

Extremely friendly service and fantastic value for money. Can’t beat a bacon roll and coffee or croissant and coffee for the prices they charge!!!

Having visited St Ives beforehand,passed numerous pastry shops looking for a ‘traditional’ Cornish pastie,we then decided to get one in Penzance,big big mistake,we ordered 3 supposedly traditional Cornish pasties to take away,when we got back home they are best described has appalling,just a minute amount of meat in each,tasteless just pastry!if we was local we would have returned them.we would have been better going to a cheap supermarket and getting some there.our desire to have a proper Cornish pastie was tarnished considerably.

I work at derriford hospital in Plymouth and tend to buy my lunch fairly often. Just for a change today I went to Warren's for a large sausage roll. At the till when I purchased it I was told £2.20.. I was shocked. Grossly overpriced and not very big at that. I will give credit where its due, it did taste nice. You just have to empty your bank account to purchase one that's all.

Sadly I have a problem with a condition called Peripheral Neuropathy and this greatly restricts the time I can spend on my feet - I do have a mobility scooter but was concerned about the battery life for getting back up to the top of the strret! So I called in for coffee & scones whilst my wife carried on down the hill to a shop she wished to visit. I have to say the staff were very considerate and looked after me very well until my wife returned later on. As the title Warren's Bakery suggests they sell all such bakery related things - The scones I had were lovely and I have to say all the other things on sale looked equally tasty.

We have been here before but this time I was very disappointed with my pasty it was barely warm had hardly any meat in and was very very dry with overcooked pastry

Such delicious pasties! We stopped to take away some pasties to picnic on as we drove through and explored the coastline of Cornwall, so delicious!

When in Cornwall you simply have to have a Cornish Pasty and if you want the best then Warren's has to be the place to go. Not only are the Pasties excellent, fresh, hot and simply delicious but so are the other offerings in this bakery, which has a nice seating area inside and out.

Very friendly and efficient staff. We had a meal deal of pasty, cake and drink for £6 which was very good. Nice atmosphere

Front of shop staff helpful and friendly but pricey and had better. Pasties very dry low on meat and high on pastry

Me and my husband visited and decided to eat our food in the allocated seating provided.Pasty was nice ... staff helpful especially the younger girl(with dark hair) and boy however this visit was made unpleasant by the whole time having to sit and witness the older who I presume was the manager verbally bullying the girl whilst we sat there. The girl was only asking about waiting times for pasties that were in the oven and the older ladies response was ‘well if you noted the time you would know wouldn’t you’ which she could simply have replied a time and doing this in the presence of customers is totally in called for. I personally work in customer services and found it appalling how this girl was treated. I think this lady could do with learning to work as part of a team instead of trying to put upon a younger girl within the work place .

Bought a small steak pasty from here as it advertised as the oldest Cornish pasty maker in the world. It cost £2.85 to take away, nicely hot and utterly delicious. Plenty of tender beef and vegetable chunks all well peppered. Just the way I like it. Well done! So now I will need to try all the other local bakeries.

寝台列車でペンザンスに早朝に到着して、各地へのバスに乗るまでの時間で、軽食をとるために利用しました。コーニッシュパスティの最古の歴史を誇る店のチェーンです。一人旅で初めて利用しましたが、店員はフレンドリーで、頼んだパスティをオーブンで温めてからテーブルまで運んでくれます。店にはトイレもあり（段差に注意！）便利です。コーニッシュパスティ自体も初めて食べましたが、日本人の口にも合うどこか懐かしい味がします。

To be honest, we had better pasties at the Cornish Oven, but this was a decent stop whilst in Penzance High Street whilst out shopping and browsing around the town. Coffees were decent and the staff were friendly.

Not so special. Downstairs is quite noisy. The coffee and tea are ok but that said it all. OK, but not great. Toilets a bit dirty.

We went to the St Ives Warrens in the Harbour, we both had the traditional pasty, the filling was packed in with chunks of veg and meat when we got back home we thought they were so good we have ordered a box of 10, on line they are pre cooked and packed in a poly box they can also be frozen happy days.

Came here for lunch and it was overpriced for eating in due to dirty tables, floor and disgusting toilets. Entrance to toilet had cleaning yellow sign on floor but the toilet was as filthy as the whole of the upstairs eating area. It was 11.30 so you would expect them to have been cleaned that morning but they certainly weren’t. Won’t be visiting again. The pasties were undercooked m hardly any meat in them.

We asked on a Sunday morning for Gluten free pasties and were told they are cooked to order, but we could take away and cook from frozen ourselves. We were given full cooking instructions which was great, we had steak and cheese and onion ones. The pastry is lovely, take about an hour and ten if you want to order in advance. Friendly informative staff.

Found this local bakery chain in a couple of towns, and having done extensive pasty research all week, across Cornwall whilst on holiday, this places get our vote as Cornwall's top pasty emporium.

Went in to warrens in Southend after a holiday in Cornwall and must say really let down by these overpriced tasteless so called pasties worst I have had nearly seven pounds for two pasties give it a miss.

We only went into Warrens Bakery for a cup of tea, but the smell of the warm pasties was so good that we thought we’d try them, although we have always been disappointed before by Cornish pasties wherever we’ve had them. These were delicious and we’d certainly have them again. They say they are the oldest Cornish pasty makers in the world.

There was a variety of Cornish pasty to choose from - we has the original pasty which was tasty but the pastry along the edges was too thick but filling -we also had the coffee which was delicious -as we had pasty & coffee we had the cakes for free.

Fantastyczne pastry i przemiła obsluga .duży wybór różnych przekąsek i napojów.piekny wystrój barów (odwiedziliśmy 2)

We orderes a fantastic traditional Cornish pasty with drink and was advised by the server that if we added a cake it would actually be 20p cheaper! Food was lovely, staff were extremely friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended.

This is for warrens in Helton down for flora dance cocktail pasties they used to be the best.... Don't know if it was purely because it was flora day there was hardly any meat and at £1.75 disappointing to say the least salt to the wound over charged to as if £31.45 wasn't enough to pay

Although the serving area looks lovely and the pasties smell delightful the toilets are gross. The toilet roll holder was broken, the flush button was also in bits. They smelt awful and they had damp and mould up the walls. Wet toilet paper on the floor and the dryer was very slow, quite surprising there was soap really!! Really off putting.

We were in St. Just on Easter weekend and we found this beautiful bakery. We purchased amazing cookies, pastries and the traditional hot crossed buns. Everything was delicious and beautifully decorated.

On holiday and visiting Penzance for the day 25.3.18. Walking past warrens and the beautiful smells, prompted us to buy one large and one small Cornish pastie for dinner later in the day. What a disappointment. Mine had one small clump of conjealed mince about 25mm square initially advertised as steak??? In a pastie about 150mm long that tasted soapy and the smaller pastie had two smaller pieces of conjealed, soapy tasting mince. The shop boasts being open since 1860..... time to close methinks.

These pasties give me acid reflux, they've cut down on ingredients cost...now become the 'McDonalds of the pasty world'. Better go to Mount's Bay up the road (or better still, Cornish Oven out of town)...but not Warrens!

I wanted a take-away hot chocolate today at 4.40 . one assistant confirmed with the other "we have finished the hot drinks , havent we . we are closing soon . No direct conversation with myself . no sorry or anything . I hadnt realised that warrens closed at 5 , even so I dont think it takes more than a couple of minutes to make a drink

We stopped here near closing time when all the pastry was half off. The cream filled donut was divine, cinnamon rolls and the croissants were light and delicious. Good food, even if it is not half price, because we went there again!

We wanted to relive our holiday of a few years ago with some Cornish pasties, on some research warrens appeared and seemed to tick all the boxes .having ordered a mixed box @ £37 for 10 delivered not cheap ..which then appeared unlabelled it was pot luck for flavour..the 3 I tried where terrible..they where small with a spoon full of peppered filling, the only apparent taste .i subsequently emailed a note of my feelings without reply.. to sum it up woeful go to iceland

Call it a late lunch or early afternoon tea, but we dropped in when it wasn't busy at about 2:50. The young lady was polite and helpful. The coffee was reasonable based on UK standards. The Pasty was delicious and well worth the stop.

We bought our pasties for lunch here every day. Very tasty and filling. Also good range of cakes available.

Very friendly staff, excellent coffee and biscuits they also do pastries,sandwiches, they sell everything

While the food was wonderful the lady behind the counter was lacking in patience and help with my young vegetarian daughter who just wanted information to enable her to make her choice. Customer service skills update required.

Visited yesterday whilst on day out. Just wanted a snack, offer of medium pasty and soft drink but take out only! Ended up having a chicken salad tiger bap, a ham salad tiger bap and 2 teas. Food and drink all fine, as was service but £10.82 total. There were no prices on view except on pasties and can't work out how this total added up!

We went here to pick up lunch having seen quite a few of them around. I had read that they offered Vegan pasties but like most places, I assumed they would need time to make it rather than having it as "stock"... Lo and behold...there were two options, I took the thai green curry one and OMG! IT was amazing.There was also no funny looks from the staff when I requested it...Full of flavour, decent sized veggies and a "gravy".

Visited the St Ives branch of this bakery which doesn't appear to be on Trip Advisor so I have to post here... Have never known anyone who deals directly with customers on a day-to-day basis to be so smug and condescending when asked a question regarding a very serious allergy. Ended up leaving as we didn't feel welcome at all. Spoke to my brother-in-law later, he'd had a pasty from them earlier in the week and it was the worst one he'd had in St Ives, very dry and not much taste to speak of

Called in here for a coffee today as we often do when in Penzance, the coffee is always good and the staff very friendly and helpful. The pasties are also very nice.

The steak Cornish pasties were more potato/swede than actual steak which meant they were poor value for money.

What could be better than a Cornish pasty for tea whilst on holiday in Cornwall. Medium size fills the spot and cocktail size one's for the children. Good fast service and a clean shop. Pleasant service as well. Shall call again

For over 30 years we have used Warren's Bakery every time we visit Cornwall. They have the best pasties in my opinion and make a great cuppa!!!! The staff are always pleasant and helpful .

We really enjoyed our pasties, bought from the Warren's in newlyn, but the saffron buns were like like rock cakes and the bakewell tart hard dry and tasteless... Advise sticking to the pasties!

If your in Cornwall, you have to try their pasties, they freshly cooked and lovely and hot, so nice to eat after it being a dull day, highly recommend here for a quick bite to eat.

dont know whats going on here the pasties have gone down hill big time.when i was a kid back in the 70s/80s the cheese and onion pasties where the best puff pastry and gooey chesse and mash lovely and not over priced now they are made with dry pastry veg and lacking in chesse really sort it out will you please go back to how they where.

So excited to see the new vegan range of pasties, what more could a Cornish vegan girl want! Thank you Warrens for creating these new pasties, my stomach thanks you!

Ci siamo fermati qui per puro caso, di passaggio per Penzance,desiderosi di provare il famoso Cornish Pasties, e ci è piaciuto davvero moltissimo! Da tornarci!

Clean but cold as the doors are left open all the time and the staff told us that they were not allowed to close them so we will not be going back in cold weather but three bakery food was nice and the staff were polight

Visited Warren's whilst in Penzance. My friend who's origin is a short distance from Penzance recommend Warren's for a light lunch. I have visited Cornwall in the past and have found an absolute love of mine in Cornish Cream Tea. I was most disappointed to learn that they only serve this in the summer. The customer service however was good, and the alternative I had which was cornish pasty was very tasty and fresh. Probably one of the best I've had in fact. My friends' sausage rolls were also delicious. The facilities were very clean. But really, scones can be eaten in January. The advice would be please serve it!

Visited Warrens in Newlyn just down the road, staff very friendly and helpful had a large original pasty, best I've eaten ever!!!!

Called at Warrens Bakery for morning coffee whilst on holiday in Cornwall. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming and the staff were professional and friendly. The staff clearly got on with each other and were pleasant with each other and all of the customers. Customers felt comfortable enough to chat to each other.

Went to Warrens Bakery in Woolwell Plymouth today and was served by a grumpy lady at the counter who looks at you as if she is doing your dirty work. They charged a full £1.25 each for a muffin which i thought considerably high but brought 3 of them as a treat for my kids after school, None of the kids finished one because they were as dry as dry. Completely stale and rock hard! Absolutely Disgusting!!! Will DEFINITELY not be visiting in the future again. I advise you not to go Warrens Bakery. Tescos next door has alot better and fresher nicer selection which i will definitely go to next time!

How can anyone visit Cornwall with having Cornish Pasty? Impossible. Warren's claims to be the oldest producer of these meat pies, and the one we sampled was perfectly fine.

Last Thursday I had to take my parents, both in their eighties, to the outpatients at Derriford Hospital. As they were there for such a long time it was well into the lunch period before we left. They asked if I could find them some pasties, my father had seen the Warrens shop in the foyer area of the hospital and insisted that I nip in their and get. I was a little apprehensive, probably due to the vile concoction I purchased there last year, the remains which subsequently were deposited in one of the car park waste bins, but I duly did as I was asked, and shortly returned with an oily bag, the contents of which were Cornish Pasty, in nothing other than name. I took my parents back to their house and dropped them off, together with their 'Lunch'. I called them later and found that despite being burnt on the outside, the pasties were under cooked on the inside, in short revolting and inedible, and were deposited in the bin. The prices charged at this outlet, I don't know about other branches, are premium rates, in this instance £3.30 each, for a standard (not steak) medium pasty. The product and presentation was simply substandard, there are many other pasty manufactures who produce far superior products than this, at a far lesser price. Not that price would be an issue if the quality were reasonable. If you want a pasty and you have the misfortune to be at Derriford , prepare to be sold a badly prepared product at a rip off price, if you visit Warrens Bakery.

Only just warm, very little meat content,dry & overbaked, tasted mass produced, not what we were looking forward to

It rained very hard the day we visited Warren's on the Saturday so dived into this shop for cover. The shop look tired on the inside and could do with a little updating with decor. There was a good selection of cakes and pasties in the cabinet. Staff pleasant and pasties as expected from this chain of shops very good.

We had a cream tea in Warrens - an very old established Cornish family bakery and was very disappointed in the Scones. They were very dry which can only suggest that they were stale. Given that it is a very busy summer in Penzance they should not be serving stale scones and if they were fresh ones then they need to look at the recipe. When I went to cut the scone in half to put the jam and cream on the whole thing just crumbled away and looked like stale bread crumbs. Not good and I am local.

Warrens portray themselves as high class quality bakers with prices to match and that,s what you expect, i tried 2 different Warrens outlets whilst on holiday in Cornwall and to be frank its not what it says on the tin ? my pasties were mostly all pastry and all hard baked dry pastry with clumps of meat at one end of the pastie and i gave most of it to the birds as it was, really, really disapointing, i think the brand promotion is in front of the product, with the product quality far behind ? they are kind of like a Greggs mass produced average quality goods, this was born out when we visited St Ives when people where queing out the shop and down the street at Pengenna pasties a qaulity Cornwall pastie maker, obvious which they thought was the best product......my advice, forget the hype go somewhere else

We stopped here for a much needed cuppa and although the staff were obviously preparing to close they couldn't have been more welcoming and we enjoyed a very good cup of tea

There's a lot of competition for which pasty is the best. Forget Ginsters, they shouldn't be allowed to call theirs a pasty! I've tried many pasties and having lived in Cornwall in the past have a good idea (always a personal thing though). I previously thought Philps (Hayle) was the best but Warrens is now my favourite. Actually the best pasty in the world was made by my Cornish grandmother!!

Very good pasties and an excellent size - the medium sized ones alone are enough for a good meal for most people. Friendly staff. My only slight criticism is that on two visits separated by four days last week they had no Earl grey tea.

Beautiful bakery! Gorgeous food for all ages, beautiful pasties proper Cornwall baked. Many of these scattered about in Cornwall and around. Lovely !!

We were wondering to have breakfast early morning in penzance and let it go. coffee was nice and fresh rolls and pastry loved it.

i had a traditional Cornish stake pastie, winch was a dream, honestly! i can not find the words to describe how delicious it was, BETTER POP IN AND TRY!!

Not quite as good as those from Penenna Pasties in St Ives but still very nice pasties and maybe the best in Penzance.

a lovely bakery fine cornish pasties to die for we had them more than once whilst on holiday also beautiful fresh rolls and breads

Good place to buy Cornish pasties and saffron cakes. Fresh bread and rolls. Consistent good quality food. Friendly staff

Widely seen throughout Cornwall, I make a point of visiting especially at those branches with a cafe.

Cornish pasties to die for don't take my word for it Cornish pasties made by Cornish bakers is a brilliant lunch dinner supper and maybe even breakfast

Nice pasties here, baked fresh and quite large. Be careful of the seagulls though, one stole half my pasty lol.