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Pasty Presto Bakery Chain


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Pasty Presto Bakery Chain

 
Description: At Pasty Presto we have created a range of food and drink of the highest quality. We like to use free range, organic ... more
Pasty Presto Bakery Chain ... and locally sourced ingredients and purchase our coffee beans using fair trading practices.

Newest Review: ... foodstuff ingredients included. Their food offerings are standout - they look fantastic, small great and, most importantly, are delicious. They sell a range of patisserie style sweet pastries, croissants and the like - all made in France and shipped across to be freshly baked in the shop's many ovens. The (danish) pastry is light, well formed and as good as any I've eaten. Fillings taste ... more

 ... fresh and are satisfying and include chocolate, apricot and cherry. They do some savoury filled croissants which look divine but I've not yet tried. Before I move on to the star of this show, the pasties, I should mention that they sell several varieties ...more

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markysparky
Premium Review Pasty Presto Bakery Chain: How much is that pasty in the window? (664 words)
by - written on 25/06/09 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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Pasty Presto are a fast growing chain of small coffee shops. There are now 23 shops mostly in the south west and south of England. They started, and are based in, Cornwall. I am a regular customer in their Salisbury shop and have also recently visited their Padstow and St Ives branches. The shops are typically much smaller than their more muscular counterparts such as Starbucks and Caffe Nero. They offer the usual range of coffees all sourced from selected beans and served following high company standards. Regular sized drinks which are pretty substantial cost just under £2 on average (my favourite, a latte, is £1.90) to drink in. Takeaways are ...  Read the complete review

sun-is-shining
Premium Review The best pasties outside Cornwall! (1335 words)
by - written on 17/06/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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When I moved in our new apartment I was happy to discover that we have several bakeries just down the road. Soon I discovered my love for Cornish pasties - thanks to the Pasty Presto bakery chain! I soon started to go there regularly and now it feels like a second home to me. The pasties are of course not the healthiest food but they taste so good that I need my personal treat at least once a week. The coffee is nice and strong, exactly as I'm used to it from Italy. If you want to treat yourself to a great snack (and if you live in the southwest) give it a try, you will not be disappointed! ---------------------- Where to find ...  Read the complete review

 

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