Today we were heading over to St Michaels Mount and were collecting pasty supplies from Philps in Marazion for the trip. We did think we would get a pasty on the other side of the causeway but I wasn’t taking any chances and anyway I had never had a Philps pasty before The pasty menu…
Category: Cornish Pasty
Mary’s Pasty’s: Cornish Pasty Hunting
Today we were in Mevagissey on the hunt for another Cornish Pasty that we had not tried before from Mary’s Pasties. I had read that there was a shop on the West Quay so since we were here pottering about the village it seemed rude if we did not call in to try one Once…
Cornish Pasty Hunting: Malcolm Barnecutt in Wadebridge
A pasty from Malcolm Barnecutt in Wadebridge was an almost accidental addition to the Cornish Pasty Hunting Archives. We had just finished walking the section of the Camel Trail from Padstow to Wadebridge and we were waiting for the bus back to Padstow sitting just across the shop from the bakery. I had half ignored…
Boscastle Bakery: Cornish Pasty Hunting
Boscastle Bakery serving ‘Award winning pasties freshly baked every day’ are located on Bridge Walk just a few minutes walk away from the big car park on the way down to the harbour. Based on their location there really isn’t any reason or excuse not to pass by or rather pop in as they are…
The Pasty Cellar in Polzeath
The Pasty Cellar in Polzeath is pretty much as described in the name. I don’t want to describe it as dingy but it is a bit no frills as you step down off the main road into a basement room where they are selling pasties and it is in Polzeath. There is a nice nod…
St Agnes bakery – Cornish Pasty Hunting
St Agnes Bakery have apparently been baking Cornish pasties for over 100 years and judging by the line of people waiting outside to buy one when we visited it is clear that they are very popular At the moment you cannot go inside the bakery so they are selling their baked goods through various windows….
Cornish Pasty from Rick Steins Deli
When in Padstow it does often seem that everything food wise gravitates towards Rick Stein and to an extent that is true, you cannot wander the streets without finding one of his emporiums. I do love looking around Stein’s Deli down by the harbour as there is loads of great produce on the counters and…
Cornish Pasty Hunting in Tintagel: Slice
Slice in Tintagel was our place of choice for Pasty purchasing today and it was a somewhat unexpected stop as well as we were really in town looking for a bit of the legend of King Arthur The shop itself felt like more of gift shop than a pasty shop but they had the big…
Cornish Pasty Hunting in Falmouth: JH and M Choak
JH & M Choak on Killigrew Street in Falmouth were our destination for lunch today and Once again we were starting our munching with a Traditional Cornish Pasty. The sign on the front of the shop said that these guys had been baking since 1949 and I read that this particular shop had been open…
Cornish Pasty Hunting in Sennen Cove
The Old Boathouse at Sennen Cove is a great general store selling all sorts of stuff, according to their website they ‘stock most of what you will need for a stay here: Gifts, Clothes, Newspapers and Magazines, Beachware, Fishing Tackle, Groceries, Beers, Wines and much much more” The website also hosts The Sennen Cove Diary…
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