Warrens Bakery

Theirs is not the cheapest pasty, but it certainly is lovely and moist, with both a hearty filling and a tasty pastry that holds everything together.Very friendly and welcoming staff, who are trying very hard to ensure that you are safe when visiting their shop.They also serve hot and cold drinks, besides the usual bakery offerings.

Great little bakery in the middle of the village, parking outside if you can get a space. Very clean and tidy and the staff very friendly, recently purchased a pastie and drink for my wife and me as we were visiting while on holiday. Piping hot and very enjoyable, as we sat outside on picnic tables, lovely hot and cold food available and we were very tempted by buns and cakes on offer but unfortunately we were too full to participate on this occasion. Would definitely visit again when we are visiting the area.

I have to say the new incarnation of Warren's in st just are selling way better pasties than the old Warren's made. 5 stars.

Super fast service. Very good cornish pasty. Vegetarian options available.

We ordered two pastys, the lady was rude, because my wife asked for oatmilk in our coffees. Response was; we are skint round ere. She proceeded to forget 1 of the 2 pastys.I threw mine in sea, not good.The fresh cookies looked good., I asked for the 3 for £2 deal. Lady in the shop said take a packet of cookies. (Obviously old stale ones from previous days. Overall I dont reccomend Warrens in St just.Rude and sub grade food.Key thing going forward for warrens will be treating customers with some dignity and respect.

Tried a number of pasties on my visit this was my favourite.

We took two pasties to take-away and ate them at the beach with a beautiful view. They were good but not very special. For me the pastry was better than the filling...

Staff were very rude when we made our order and seemed generally annoyed by customers. I would describe the vibe as “aggy”. We ordered two traditional Cornish pasties, one large and one medium size. Both were on the expensive side for pasties in Cornwall - you can get them much cheaper elsewhere. We were surprised to discover that the filling of each was a completely different colour and taste in each case: the medium was a strange reddish colour (not what you would expect for a Cornish pasty), while the large one was a very dull grey. There was also very little meat in either, they were stuffed with potato mostly. Pastry was dry. Only giving two stars because it was “technically” a pasty and they fill a hole if you’re hungry. Only came here because we were looking for a pasty in the area and this was the only thing that came up on Google - we later discovered however that there were pasty shops at Lands End and Sennen Cove which were unlisted on Google. I’d take my chances at either of those if I had my time again, and avoid the nasty pasty travesty at Warren’s.

Very friendly staff, wonderful selection of savoury & sweet.