Our Cornish Pasty Shop

Nicest pasty on the street! If you like Warren's, this might be like it it's hard to know really!!!

good small load for tea, coffee and cake, but unfortunately no gluten-free options. also quite sunny in the morning and early afternoon. comes back.

the finest baked goods and homemade cakes served by friendly staff. good quality americano coffee. a good place to recover and observe how the world passes in the north laine.

We stopped by for pasties for lunch and after seeing the cake in the counter went back later in the day for coffee and cake. Friendly service, tasty goods, would definitely recommend.

delicious as always. we had a traditional maisbrei and a vegan Thai peak. lovingly also had a oat milk decaf flat white, which was terrible, so it won't be like that again. eating is great,

The Cornish pasties and sausage rolls at this restaurant are fantastic. The establishment is clean and in a great location. The staff is friendly and willing to answer any questions you may have.

My husband and I had a coffee and traditional pasty each the coffee was fresh and tasty and the pasty delicious. The staff were friendly and the place clean. The shop is located on a busy street which has a lot of atmosphere and goings on.

During this very difficult time for everyone, to find our favourite Cornish Pasty shop had adapted and were delivering frozen pastys around Brighton and Hove made our day. I contacted a few friends and neighbours who were happy to order too and placed a large online order to Ian at the shop. Nothing was too much trouble and the very next day a large box of delicious pastys and vegan sausages rolls (which I personally think are the best in town) was delivered by a lovely smiley young lady, from a safe distance of course! Now my freezer is stocked up with lovely flavoured pastys from traditional to pork and apple, veggie to vegan. Ian if you could perfect a Gluten Free pasty you would make my...

I bought a Medium Traditional Corning Pasty for a fiver. After a quarter of the way through I finally hit some meat. However, the meat was of a very poor standard, literally all fat and gristle. I took it back and rather than being met with empathy was told that sometimes meat is like that. When I explained that it should be when you're paying £5 for it, she interrupted me with more excused and proceeded to serve me another one. I tried to finish my sentence and explain I didn't want another meat pasty but she literally kept talking at me. Eventually I had to raise my voice and ask her to stop so I could explain my position and that I didn't want another gristle pasty. eventually she served...