Cornish Pasty Co - Boulder City, Nevada

François Bussière

Sincèrement génial comme endroit. La musique est éclectique mais incroyablement bien choisie. La nourriture était parfaite. Goûteuse, propre aux traditions culinaires de Cornwall mais avec un souci pour les vegans qui donnait le choix aux membres de ma famille sur un grand nombre d'options. Les non-vegans de ma famille ont pu goûter à leurs scotch eggs qui étaient, selon leurs dires, excellents. Bonne bière, présentation soignée et service imparable. Je recommande fortement un arrêt.

Terri Connor

The vibe here is Awesome. The pastys are really good with a golden crust that melts in your mouth and the fillings were phenomenal. We ordered the chicken tandoori, Shepards pie and french dip. We found the scottish egg to bit a bit over done and bit bland. The chips (fries) were PERFECT. When we went for dinner there was only one waitress, so service was a little slow. They were also out of desserts we wanted, one due to heat because meringue doesn't like heat and the other because it's popular. So be aware something you might want could be sold out. This is a little higher price than you might expect, mostly because everything is al la carte. We spent $100ish for 3 adults including tip. But it's also an experience and I will go back again because I enjoyed the food. All three of us took half our pasty home. It reheated perfectly!

Andrea Giddings

Amazing restaurant in Boulder City NV, right across from the museum. We stopped on a Monday afternoon for lunch and were seated right away. Great atmosphere! We ordered a variety of pasty's and they were all delicious. I was happy to see great options for vegans and vegetarians!! So good! Definitely worth the stop!

Kay Hippler

We had the Reuben and chips - food was absolutely 10/10! The pasty was incredible, rich and full of flavor. The chips took me back to Europe. Truly delicious!

Unfortunately the service was extremely slow and lacking with only 2 servers on a Saturday night. Add that to the high prices, and we probably won’t be back.

john stoeckle

It was one of the best Pasty I have ever had. Thanksgiving in a Patsy. The pilgrim is it's name. The staff were amazing and waited on us a lot . We'll done . I will be back . The dessert sticky toffee pudding is to die for.

Dani

Visited for my birthday and it hit the spot! The house made bread was by far the best thing we had at the table!! The pasties were also divine but I wish I could've taken home a whole loaf of that bread!

Annie Leung

Excellent food!
Many gluten free options including the chips, salads and proteins.
I highly recommend the chips and scotch eggs.

Mike Shubic (Mike's Road Trip)

As a professional travel blogger who has dined at hundreds of restaurants worldwide, I was excited to visit the Cornish Pasty Co in Boulder City, Nevada. This visit marked my first experience with this chain, despite its presence in my hometown of Phoenix. Unfortunately, the experience did not live up to my expectations.

The highlight of the restaurant is undoubtedly its venue. The decor and atmosphere are fantastic, creating a unique and inviting environment that initially raised my hopes for a delightful dining experience.

However, the food and service were quite disappointing. The main issue with the food was the quality of the meats. They were tough and lacked flavor, which was surprising for a restaurant specializing in pasties. This was a letdown, especially considering the variety of choices available.

Service was another major issue. Our visit was marred by notably slow service. Despite being seated before a large party of 12, they managed to place their order before us, leading to an extended wait time for our food. It seemed as though our server was not attentive to the order in which customers arrived, which impacted our overall dining experience.

Additionally, the restaurant was out of a couple of beer options we were eager to try. This, coupled with the other issues, added to our disappointment.

On the pricing front, I believe the costs are a bit steep considering the quality and type of food served. In a market with diverse dining options, pricing should reflect the quality and experience, which, in this case, it did not.

Overall, my first impression of the Cornish Pasty Co in Boulder City was underwhelming. While the ambiance is a strong point, the food quality, service, and pricing need significant improvement to meet the expectations set by such a charming setting. BTW, my girlfriend, who is English and with me on this visit, agreed with my assessment of Cornish Pasty Co.