Cornish Pasty Co

We heard about the Cornish Pasty shop before visiting Vegas and, as it reminded us of enjoying pasty's in England, we wanted to give it a try. Located on busy (and mostly industrial-like) Charleston St, just south of the Vegas Art District, Cornish Pasty is within a large commercial building, with a few window facing tables, the kitchen area, followed by a long bar in very dimly lit space on the left, with complimentary pool tables on the right. The space was a bit barren but pleasant enough when in the area with the natural lighting of the windows. For our meal, as it was between a late breakfast and early planned dinner, we did not order as much as we normally would have...a cup of mushroom soup (very good and hearty), a the Traditional "Oggie" pasty (meat and potato filling...very good and also hearty with a tasty dip), and a side of coleslaw (vinegar style). While it took a bit of time to get the pasty, there was a valid reason...it was freshly made and it was noticeable. Good stuff overall with friendly and informative staff guiding us through the various pasty options (and there are a lot). Enjoy!

This place is delicious. We got a chicken tikka Masala pasty. It was delicious. The soup is soooooooo good and so is the bread. I got the spicy pepper and chicken soup but others at my table got tomato and another got the mushroom. Everyone was very happy with their choices. Go any and every time that you can.

This place has a massive menu of pasties, and sooo many of them sounded good. It felt impossible to decide on one since I'm an out-of-towner and can't come back a million times to try them all. They have some great-looking apps and desserts, too, and an endless list of dipping sauces to choose from. I went with guiness stew pasty. The shell was thinner and crispier than I've had before (by no means am I a pasty expert; I've only had em a handful of times) but I prefer a little thicker and richer shell. It tasted pretty good nonetheless, and the filling was also good. I'd give it a 7 out of 10 overall. The red wine gravy was excellent, and the spicy mustard paired well. There's convenient online ordering. The place was dimly lit, with music playing, and have a bar vibe for sure. n Next time, I'll have to dine in and enjoy a beer with the meal.

This place is great for a proper dinner as well as late night snacks and great beer. I just had a royale with cheese pasty, and it was cooked to perfection. Look below for pics of the royale with cheese. A pasty is like a calzone but with a flaky croissant like outer layer. Sooo good. They also have amazing salads!

Very good soup, Mac and cheese bake. My wife and I shared 1 salmon pasty which was pretty large and came with a tasty dill sauce on the side. Nice beer choices and background music playing. The venue is Very large and would fit large crowds or parties. There are long table areas that utilize old church pews as seating which is pretty cool. Make sure you don’t park in those spaces directly next to the restaurant since it is not part of them, You could get towed or ticketed. Just park around the corner and pay the two dollars per hour metered parking. Will go back to try the other pasties.

Totally enjoyed the food and the service was okay. Waitress was very patient and explained all of our questions. The caramel apple pie was super good. My parents said their food "was what they expected." When we called in to see about making reservations, we were told they didn't make reservations. Walked in early afternoon had a group of 20+. We were seated altogether on long pews. When we showed up with a big group, we were told we should have made reservations. Didn't appreciate the run around.

This place is awesome! Savory hand pies with a huge variety of flavors. Great craft cocktails and beers. They have some pool tables too. Super cool place to eat and hang out! Favorites: Guinness Beef Stew, Royale with Cheese, Chicken Tika 14 Oct 23: Spicy Asiago Chicken was awesome, served with sour cream and salsa.

my first time eating out at a british restaurant and it was so worth it. the salmon pastie comes with tomato, asparagus, potato and spinach fillings and a white wine + creamy dill sauce. the pastie was pretty yum, but still a bit greasy and heavy for my personal liking that i could only finish half of it (also due to the portion size). the service was pretty good, a tiny bit slow tho. sitting at the countertop and watching staff making the pasties live was fun.

From the warm greeting we got as we entered, to the friendly efficiency of our server, Mae D., to the delicious food and the warm comfortable ambience, dinner at Cornish Pasty Co. was delightful. We loved the Sage Sausage, Potato, & Cheese Pasty, and took Mae's advice to choose the Mustard Sauce for dipping--perfect! And we both really enjoyed the Chicken Pot Pie Pasty (with a wine dipping sauce) and a side of Fries with added garlic and minced jalapeño. Prices are a bit high, but portions are generous (hubby and I are no shrinking violets at the table, but we couldn't finish our food and took home a third of one pasty and nearly half the fries and sauces.) We'll definitely return!