
Down-to-earth stopo crafting traditional & vegan Cornish pasties, plus other English favorites.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 26 S San Francisco St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: (928) 440-5196
Website: http://www.cornishpastyco.com/
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Reviews
Right off the bat, I was delighted by the cozy and quirky interior—dark wood, mismatched chandeliers, pew benches for booths, and black floral wallpaper. And the menu looked promising, with several vegan and vegetarian options.
I ordered the Vegan Oggie pasty, which is filled with potatoes, mushrooms and rutabagas. Wow! Crisp exterior and spiced just right. Totally delicious. My husband had the shepherd’s pie pasty, which he also enjoyed.
Our waiter was great, very laid back and friendly. They have a nice patio out back. Will go again!
Service was friendly and quick. We sat outside which was not too loud. They had infrared heaters so we didn’t get too cold.
We had the Oggie with red wine gravy, which was excellent. We also had the bangers and mash, which had a strange taste in the mashed potatoes. The pastry for both was very good.
I just left the Flagstaff location, and I’m honestly stunned at how bad the food quality and service were. My granddaughter and I ordered two pasties — the Portobello Mushroom and the Pilgrim — and both were so poorly made they were literally impossible to pick up and eat. The crusts were limp, undercooked, and falling apart. For a restaurant built on pasties, that’s unacceptable.
This was supposed to be a special outing. I was excited to introduce my granddaughter to a place I had just enjoyed in Mesa three weeks ago, where the food was excellent and the staff was friendly and attentive. The difference between the two locations is night and day.
When I showed our waitress a photo of what a properly cooked Pilgrim pasty looks like (from Mesa), she just shrugged and blamed it on being busy. She told me I “should have said something” if the food was undercooked — even though I informed her at the first chance I got. We paid nearly $50 for two inedible pasties, and there was zero apology, zero effort to make it right, and zero professionalism.
If this Flagstaff visit had been my first impression of this restaurant, I would have never returned — and I definitely wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. Extremely disappointing and absolutely not worth the money.
My wife ordered the lamb and mint pasty, and it was excellent. The lamb was tender and well-seasoned, and the mint added just enough brightness without overpowering anything. Comfort food, but done with intention.
I went with the Cubano pasty, and it absolutely delivered. Savory, rich, and balanced. All the flavors you want from a Cubano, wrapped in a flaky crust that somehow holds everything together without falling apart.
We shared the banoffee pie, which was the perfect ending. Sweet, creamy, and not overly heavy. One of those desserts that makes you glad you didn’t “just have a bite.”
We also loved the history shared throughout the space and the overall atmosphere. It gave the place real character and made the experience feel like more than just a meal. The kind of spot where you slow down, enjoy the food, and actually want to stay a little longer.
We’ll definitely be back… and yes, dessert will probably happen again.
Amazing pasties. I had a good old original.
My lovely server Annabelle took great care of us, Pup was in tow. So, we had a heated patio virtually to ourselves.
Wonderful service.
Thank you Flagstaff, oggie,oggie!