Warren's in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Nothing wrong with the food, but customer service leaves a lot to be desired. I went in twice as I just thought the first lady might be having a bad day or assumed I was a second home owner or was a tourist. I went back again the following week and would you believe another young lady was equally rude. Practically threw the pasties at me!! I was born and bred in Pendeen, and was disgusted at their attitude. That is not how you interact with people who are keeping you employed!

Ripped of at Derriford hospital. I was charged £9.00 for a cappuccino and one round of sandwichs seems very expensive or was i ripped of by a member of staff. i paid on my debit card.

Poor choices for vegetarian, settled on cheese and onion pasty but it was just a mouthful of thick stodgy pastry and tasted of nothing but salt. Awful. Never again.

We were on holiday in Cornwall and decided to do a pasty tasting holiday We tried 5 different bakeries and Warrens at St Just was our favourite Not too much pepper which some have Just the right ammount of meat nicely cut veg All in All an excellent choice Wish we lived closer but Norfolk is a long way away from you

it is a good place too get a pasty and a hot choclate or a saffron bun or a decafe cafe or a cup of tea

I love a Warren's pasty. Pick up a pasty and a cup of tea. Drive to Cape Cornwall and watch the sun set in the west. Heaven!

It says that this is the oldest pasty maker in Cornwall. I had the giant traditional pasty and it was delicious. Ver the years we have tried various Cornish pasties, and I would rate this one near the top - plenty of (correct!) filling, perfect pastry and nice and hot. We sat on the bench outside with a hot drink - the best way to enjoy!

Needed my Cornish pasty fix, and this was the only place selling pasties on a Sunday in St Just. Excellent quality and good value for money. Sat outside at a picnic table to enjoy my pasty.

Its Warren's, it's a chicken pasty..... they all taste the same which is fair enough and they are tasty...its the Cornish equivalent of fast food.

Such rude service, wow, just to serve a pasty! Over priced pasties and bog standard crappy bread! Don't bother!

I have been buying Paties from Warrens which is the oldest continuous Pasty Maker in SW Cornwall, and I still buy from them (before Covid) from time to time. I used to buy their really nice Goose and Split Tin bread loaves for many years but during the last year (2019) they stopped doing that bread and the stuff they do have in isn't as nice as it used to be. They seem to have focused on cheap Generic loaves now and Speciality Breads which are not that cheap so I have stopped buying bread from there and now only get Pasties.

We stopped here for three pasties; first off the service was very odd. Only 1 person in shop at a time, we waited outside but then we got shouted in by the only lady behind the counter not wearing a face mask! The two creamy chicken pasties were in reality mostly sauce, potato and veg....with a hint of chicken; so maybe they should be renamed seeing as the chicken wasn't the largest ingredient ? Anyway they filled a gap but weren't particularly tasty!

I have been to this bakery many times before whilst staying on holiday in Pendeen. The staff have always been lovely and people are usually queuing to get inside which should speak volumes. However as I live over 250+ miles away, I decided to place an online order. Whilst the Cornish pasties I ordered were fantastic and brought back happy memories, the Saffron tea loaf dried out very quickly and was too crumbly. The price of £9.50 for one Saffron tea loaf was EXTORTIONATE as the loaf was certainly NOT even worth £2.00. Yes to having pasties again, but I will avoid the Saffron tea loaf as it was very poor.

Direkt an der Hauptstraße mit Parkplätzen vor der Tür eine Filiale der Warren' s Bakery. Wir hatten den Eindruck, hier gab es mehr Kuchen, Pies und Cookies zu Lasten der herzhaften Pasteten. Alles köstlich, schön angeboten und für so einen kleinen Laden in großer Auswahl. Nettes Personal und angemessene Preise. Die Baisers sind riesig! Leider gab es um 12 Uhr keine Scones mehr.

I had been caught short and had to rush into a cafe to ask to use their toilet. The guy behind counter said no you have to buy something...I said really need to use your toilet..and again he said no...I had to rush out and find another ...I went back asked for.his name he refused...I asked for the company policy...he refused ..I asked for the number for his head office he refused...he said we had vandalism in the toilet ..I'm a respectable lady...I would never visit this place again. He was so horrible I was shaken...there was no sign up patrons only to use toilets...so why would you refuse someone that looked desperate...horrible horrible man..I can see this place closing down soon with lack of customers...

Their pasties are fantastic but bought some bread rolls and it was frozen. Apparently all their bread rolls are frozen and delivered to the shops frozen.

Bought some white and brown bread rolls this morning for today’s lunch. When we got home we found the brown rolls were frozen in the middle. We called the shop to be told all their rolls arrive at the shop in a frozen state. When we suggested the shop assistant could have told us the rolls were still frozen she replied that they are told by head office not to say anything about them being frozen. We couldn’t return to the shop so some of us had to have something else for lunch. Very bad customer service and questionable business practice.

Always popping in here when we are in Penwith . Been the best pasties and cakes for as long as I can remember.

Our first experience of the companies cornish pasty was one bought in their Hayle branch. I was disappointed as found it far too salty and the meat was one solid lump inside the pastry. The staff there though were very friendly and the service good. We also had croissants from there and they were still fresh the following day (not very French then). While visiting St Just we needed to grab a quick lunch before our journey home and decided to give the pasty another whirl. This one was so much better and my faith was restored. The staff were equally good as well.

I must be one of the few people who doesn't like a Cornish pasty but I just don't "do" onions and they don't make any variety without, so I always have a hot cheese and bacon pastry. Unfortunately, on this holiday, although we frequented the shop on three separate occasions there were no cheese and bacon pastries to be had. It wasn't thay they had sold out, they just hadn't had any in. My friend had a pasty on each occasion but I had to have a suasage roll. Now I like sausage rolls but not as much as cheese and bacon pastries so I hope they return for sale by the time I come on holiday next year.

Had three large Cornish pasty’s or should I say slop pasty’s. Each pasty had gristle and hardly any meat. Have had many Cornish pasty’s in the past, This is by far the worse I have experienced

We popped in for a snack and I had a cheese and marmite pasty who knew !! It was very tasty my husband had a traditional one and he said it was great too, lots of filling,mine certainly filled me up TIL dinner time

I called Warrens at Foundry Square in Hayle, Cornwall because I wanted to see whether I could get a pasty delivered to my step-father for his 91st birthday. He lives nearby and his favourite food is a Warrens pasty (closely followed by a Warrens saffron bun). I was calling from the United States. They put me on to Tamsin who I think is the manager there. She couldn’t have been more helpful. She volunteered to take the pasty and saffron bun to him personally, and even didn’t charge. He was delighted with his birthday lunch! Thank you sincerely Tamsin: I will call in next time I am in Hayle, pay my bill and thank you in person. A customer for life!

Warren's is the oldest pasty maker in Cornwall and so we had to give it a go. The Traditional Cornish pasty was probably the best I have tasted, the Cheese and Onion was also delicious, with a good strong cheese. Didn't try any, but the cakes all looked yummy too.

Durante il nostro tour, ci siamo fermati a mangiare un boccone a St.Just: l'occasione giusta per assaggiare il famoso Cornish pastry, tanto lodato o detestato. Abbiamo preso la formula salata:, in questa famosa panetteria, la più antica in Cornovaglia, in realtà una catena di negozi: questa specie di calzone, di una pasta leggera e croccante, era ripieno essenzialmente di carne, ma anche con pezzettini di formaggio e verdura. Una vera delizia: difficile rinunciare al bis!

We had left our car in the free parking in St Just and done a long coastal walk and then bus back. We walked up to the square and saw Warrens and went in and bought a chicken pasty and a beef one, both delicious and enjoyed eating them sitting in the square watching the village on a Sunday lunchtime.

That's all I have to say... vegetable one was a.ma.zing. My partner had the traditional one and was also blown away!

I have been coming here for years and have never been disappointed. The staff are always really friendly and the food is always great. A must do for a quick bite whilst in st.just.

Quick stop for lunch and decided to buy some pasties. Not at all disappointed, good pastry and filling. I will stop here again when next in the area.

A great visit to the first Warrens bakery, they have been making pastries since 1860! Same as most Warrens around but good to visit the original one then nip over to cape Cornwall and enjoy your pasty with a view 😃

While in Cornwall you must have a least 1 Pasty, Warren's make some of the best, fast friendly service, bright, clean, and of course the Pasty. I recommend steak and veggies, nice hunks of steak. Highly recommend.

Local bakers shops around Cornwall main bakery is in st just Cornish pasty central this shop is walk I g distance from source in main market square

A wonderful selection of fresh food; cakes, pastries (including pasties), bread and more. Small seating area outside but there are other seats dotted around St Just. Clean store and friendly staff. Perfect if you're visiting the area and need a snack, or if you're staying in St Just and fancy a treat.

We were travelling through St Just the other day and stopped to get some traditional steak pasty’s. This has been a tradition for many years and our stop this time was just as wonderful. Delicious pasty’s full of steak and vegetables but best of all is the flavour. I can taste it as I write this review.

I like their bread and their pasties are ok. Today I bought two muffins, they were quite expensive. When we ate them they must have been days old, they were more like rock buns. I have noticed this before with their cakes; never seem to be fresh.

Bought a couple of their amazing pasty's for a picnic so full of meat and nicely cooked soft veg. Still hot and freshly made that morning. Priced £3.40 may seem expensive give cheaper rivals but well worth every bite given the contents. Shop is easy to find in the corner of the main square two doors from the Wellington hotel. A very clean well presented shop with friendly staff.

I think we must have visited half a dozen times in our two week stay. Fabulous pasties and the cakes were lush. Best donuts I have ever had.

Picked up some pasties, scones and bread during our stay in the area. All were incredibly tasty. Very friendly service.

Best pasty I had, delicious steak pasty. Also the variety of different pasty is outstanding, even vegan options are available. Also the other baked goods are absolutely tasty. Bought regular bread and it was lovely, too. Must eat pasty here!

Had a Peppered Steak Pasty and a Traditional Pasty for lunch one day. They were nice but very expensive for what you get.

Abbiamo preso per due mattine di fila cornish e dolcetti da mangiare come pranzo al sacco durante le passeggiate nel cornish path. Ottimo tutto e le signore che servivano ci hanno anche informati sui 3 per 2 su alcuni prodotti. Consiglio le tartellette al limone e al caramello.

We had the pleasure of having lunch in St Just this afternoon. I had the beef Cornish pastie and my wife had the chicken Cornish pastie. They were both delicious.

Unfortunately have to say this was a very disappointing pasty,just thick pastry and very little filling and what there was,tiny squares of potato and carrot and far too much seasoning.

our first pasty in our Cornwall visit did not disappoint! delicious pasty with vegetarian and vegan options this is cornwalls version of Greggs

Had one of their very filling pasties on our first day in Cornwall, took me half an hour to eat it but it was worth savoring!

Good pastie and cake. Friendly service with a couple of little tables outside to sit with my dog. St Just is a vibrant place and well worth a look around little shops.

We were staying in Cape Cornwall, and St Just was ‘just’ a few minutes stroll away. We frequented Warrens Bakery quite a few times, the pastries and cakes simply had to be sampled. On par with Greggs. The pasties were delicious and there were huge meringues of different flavours that we had not seen anywhere else before. I don’t know about the shop in St Just, but in Penzance and Falmouth from about 4 O’clock onwards they started selling things for half price. Well worth trying for a snack or sweet treat.

A new Warrens Bakery has just opened in Ashford, Kent and it looks very upmarket and promising from the outside. Today we visited for the first time and bought cheese and onion pasties but we were very disappointed! The shop looks nice and new and clean and the staff very friendly though the tills were down and we had to pay by routing through all our change to get correct money. Our disappointment was more the food. The pasties were a good size but the pastry is doughy and bread like, very chewy and the bottom of both pasties were dark brown and sticky and very bitter tasting. The filling was quite sparse and yet the doughy pastry was thick and unpleasant so in our opinion the cheapest part of the pasty is the larger part. The cheese and onion filling was sparse. Also the filling was very salty and neither of us finished these pasties. I’d say for £3.40 each they are not worth the money. We have bought from West Cornwall pasty company before and there’s a lot of difference between these two so it’s West Cornwall pasty company we will return to. I think there are better supermarket pasties out there than what we were sold today which is a shame.

Called in at Warrens bakery today at St Just as we are down here on holiday. I brought one of there Croque Monsieur pasties. I really wish I hadn’t bothered. It was ment to have a ham and cheese filling. Maybe if you had a magnifying glass in your pocket you could have found some but all I could find was air surrounded by a very great deal of pastry. This certainly was not worth the money so do yourself a favour and go somewhere else.

When your hungry you can't beat a Warrens pasty. Very tasty. And with a lovely cake to follow. Shops all over the country, its a must.

Die Pasteten von Warren‘s sind absolut köstlich, auch einige der süßen Gebäcke sind lecker, vieles jedoch zu süß und außer diesen Gebäcken gibt es eher wenig Auswahl an herzhaftem Essen.

I cannot believe the reviews of this bakery. We were staying in St Just and saw that they have a (substantiated) claim to be the oldest pastie makers in the world. As it is the centre of the tin mining industry, that seemed to be a good reason to buy a couple of pasties there and bring them home with us for supper after a 5 hour journey.

Having lived in Cornwall for several years and visited regularly ever since, I know that opinions on pasties will always differ. So, without entering the reviewers' ongoing contest re declaring which is the best past in Cornwall, let me simply say that in my vast experience of pasty sampling over the years, Warrens are consistently my favourite.

Bread and cake are excellent but Belgian Bun was not sweet. Coffee and cookies were ace and we made a few visits.

Like all warrens bakeries the normal deliouous treats in store ...pasties where lovely ..a nice place to visit have some unusual shops around the square

Love their pasties, cheese and veg for me and Green Thai for hubby. Served piping hot, really good value.

Warrens pasties are the best you can get, no trip to Cornwall is complete without a pasty to eat, fresh and tasty lunchtime treat.

Good pasty, Filling tasty and very hot nice salty pastry. Not Cornwall's best but really nice. Could do with having some sauce, serviettes etc available for customers.

It's not surprising this is the best pasty house in the land! Fantastic pasties - Yum. and as for their White chocolate and lemon pastries - heaven. Advice get there in good time - they sell out fast of the above said pastries. Staff wonderful,...

During our weeks stay in and around Penzance we had Warrens pasties three times.we had the medium steak one day and they were delicious. A traditional pastie another day excellent pastry and filled with good veg and meat.They had amazing meringues all different colours I'm not sure what they were filled with but they were huge. I promised myself that I would buy one before we went home but never did. When we visited Newlyn on our way to Mousehole we stopped at the bakery and had a coffee and pastie special offer, inside, there where a few tables and chairs, no plates or cutlery, but also no seagulls. Excellent pasties, vegetarian, spicy lots of choice.

Reasonable prices for local grown produce. Meat of excellent quality, bacon to die for. Hogs pudding second to none. Allthe pies and quiches are delicious..... what more can you say!!

We were passing through St Just around lunchtime so decided to stop and grab a bite to eat, we popped into Warrens to get ourselves pasties (what else?!). The pasties themselves were delicious and a decent size (filled up a ravenous teenager). Whilst we had initially only intended to get pasties some of the pastries looked so good we ended up buying some of those as well - these were also excellent. The staff in the shop were friendly and more than happy to help. All in all I'd thoroughly recommend this bakery.

These are the nicest I have tasted anywhere! The shop was very clean and the staff very friendly, thank you.

The pasties looked lovely, but maybe they don't travel well, as when we ate them 4hrs later they were a bit dry and the traditional pasty had little meat.

Absolutely to die for pasties and sweet treats, could not recommend enough. We even picked some up on the way home to eat the next day. Really good value too.

The shop has recently had a face-lift. It belongs to Warrens Bakery, whose factory is a few hundred yards away, so no food miles! Reputedly the oldest Past shop in Cornwall. The pasties are quite excellent as is the bread and cakes on offer.

We always get pasties to take home with us, the staff are friendly and always help us out. The pasties are yummy, if you see a Warren's Bakery you must try the pasties, the bread is good as well!

On every visit to Cornwall I have been disappointed in their Pasties. Maybe I am too fussy, but today we visited St Just and FINALLY found excellent pasties. They even had some cut in half to show the fillings to customers and offered to let us have a taster. We ordered the original pasty, peppered steak and the new flavour chicken & asparagus. We ate them on the square and all gave them full marks for delicious content and perfect pastry. So much so that tomorrow my husband is returning to St Just purely to get some more pasties!

What more is the to say! Absolutely delicious pasties, pastries and bread, all baked on premises, friendly staff and great value.

There is a wide selection of different types of freshly baked cornish pasties here. There is a small seating outside the shop too. Size of the cornish pasties is just right and the pastry is not too thick. It tasted good too and prices are reasonable. Got vegetarian version as well. Recommended. There are Warren's at Penzance and St Ives too.

All Staff were very friendly and helpful. Pasties were, as always, fabulous and the Cinnamon buns - what can I say? - to die for.

Disappointed last time we used Warrens a few years ago but not now. Had a few pasty over our weeks stay and I always went for the large traditional. Brilliant and really tasty. Not so keen on the wife's Apricot and Wensleydale but to me a pasty should be traditional. Staff were excellent and friendly so to marks to Wardens of St Just!

The staff are very friendly and helpful and the food is second to none. No other pasty shop can do it better!

Very friendly staff and lovely steak pasties which kept us going on our long treks along the coastal paths and up and down into the lovely beaches on our walks!

Cant beat a lovely warm Cornish pastie and Warrens certainly hits the spot every time we visit Cornwall we always buy our snacks from their lovely bakeries since they are always fresh and tasty and not over priced.

Yummy delicious proper Cornish pasties a lot of filling the frangipani Tart was amazing and the service was quick .

Yesterday in St Ives I had the worst pasty I had ever eaten ,today I'm in heaven as I've just eaten the best. St Ives and St Just must be sitting discussing Cornish pasty fillings and flavours. St Just,just about won hands down. The pastry crisp and delicious the flavour first class and the steak filling excellent.Nice people serving as well.

Open 7 days a week, i'm in St Just every other Sunday and it's nice to have another choice other than a Sunday roast, always fresh and you can pre order in case they run out. Very tasty, and the staff have a great sense of humour.

Worst scones I have ever tasted. Tasteless and definitely on the stale side. Cheerful service but doesn't make up for the poor quality products

Very friendly clean could do with a little seating outside like the pub next door to eathe your local pasty but the is the town square seating area just across the road

Well we were planning to eat at lands end but the queues and prices were horrendous so we drove off. Found charming little town of st just with lots of free parking and this wonderful bakery in the market square. We decided to eat al fresco and bought so pasties then sat in middle of the village square and ate them. What a treat ...these were definitely the nicest pasties we had in Cornwall and so tasty. They were lovely and full and the pastry was to die for.

Gorgeous pasties, cakes and sausage rolls. We had a very tasty traditional pasty. Beautiful pastry and very filling. Great to fi d out the history too. We also past the small factory where they are made ( in St Just ) also had same pasty on the beach in St Ives ! But must avoid the seagulls !

Went into warrens 2 steak pasties what a rip off full of vegetables found tiny bit of steak 6 pounds 2 pasties

Bought a Cornish pasty for lunch, was tempted as apparently the oldest pasty maker in the world. Thought that the filling was dry and the meat was tough. Have had much better pasties elsewhere.

No visit to Cornwall is complete without a pasty or two! We visit at least 3 times a year and Warrens is always the pasty of choice having sampled many others over the years.

Good old fashioned confectioner's/baker's. Very pleasant and friendly staff. Confectionary far too sweet. Sausage rolls etc a bit greasy. Famous Cornish pasties; plenty of filling but FAR TOO SALTY. Modern thinking on healthy eating seems to have passed them by. Occasional treat only! Good value fresh sandwiches. Take away tea and coffee.

This bakery is one of a large local chain and offers a nice selection of fresh-looking cakes, pastries, baguettes and sandwiches

You really must try their fabulous Cornish pasties. We always pick up pasties, cakes and coffees to take away to Cape Cornwall for a lovely lunch in the car.

I've had a lot of pasties growing up in the South West,but these were amazing .Truly the best I've had .

Superb freshly baked goods. We were really lucky and went in towards end of day when everything was half price! Bought loads. Not good for the diet!

Lots of filling making my pastie lovely - staff friendly and welcoming - good selection of pies pasties and cakes

Dropped in to pick up a pasty for lunch, to be eaten at the Cot Valley beach. The pasty was hot, full of meat and veg, properly spicey and peppery. The pastry was beautifully crumbly and flaky. Definitely the best.

Popped in just before lunch as my husband and I were going for a stroll down to cape Cornwall, the pasties were absolutely delicious, full of veg and meat and cooked to perfection, they have a good selection of pasties and cakes, I always find it hard to choose what I want. As for the staff, very professional, friendly and always have a welcoming smile. I highly recommend buying your lunch from here to take away.

I have no idea of the veracity of this shop's claims re being the oldest pasty maker in the world etc.All I can say is that I have eaten many pasties over the years, and several on this visit to Cornwall, and the pasty we had from Warrens was the best yet.The pastry is perfect; the meat content just right; the filling wonderfully moist; and the seasoning spot on.Absolutely top class.Grab one to go, head on down to Cape Cornwall - and have a visual and tasty feast both at the same time.

When visiting Cape Cornwall we always pick up a Cornish Pasty from Warrens in St Just. Being traditionalists the pasties have to be the steak ones full of meat, veg and gravy. We eat them, still piping hot, whilst enjoying the sea view from the National Trust Car Park. Sometimes we're very naughty and also buy one of their cakes. We have never been disappointed.

an amazing array of food on offer. everything looks so yummy! pasties tasted amazing and jam packed full of chunky meat, will definately be ordering via website!

My son can't go a day without one of their pasties and my husband loves their saffron buns. The smell of baking whilst waking past makes you want to call in. Top bakers

I stopped in this little bakery on my way back up the hill to catch my tour bus. The lady running the place was friendly and a little flirty...which is always good! ;) The selection was vast and the prices were unbelievably cheap considering this is a touristy area. I got a sweet bun as big as my head and my friend chose a gingerbread man cookie. Had a great time in St. Ives and this was just the icing on top...pun intended!

Arrived in St Just at 2.05 and hungry. Stepped into the pub next door to Warrens, but were told lunch finished at 2.00 and that was that. Luckily, Warren's came to the rescue. They had no problems with post-2PM arrivals, so we ordered up on pasties and settled in at one of the small tables outside. More luck, the threatening skies held firm. The pasties were hearty and tasty - as good as we had during our stay in Cornwall. And the Large one was huge - more than a meal. Also tried their saffron cakes, which apparently are another Cornish speciality, though not sure what all the fuss is about with them. Would happily return.

On a quick stop for a picnic lunch and sweets we stopped at Warren's in St Just. The staff were so funny and friendly and I ordered so many sweets to go I can't even remember the name of them all. The best was a lemon tart though! Soooo yummy!!!