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The Cornish Bakery salisbury

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The Cornish Bakery, located at Silver Street in Salisbury, brings authentic Cornish flavors right to your neighborhood with our selection of freshly baked goods made daily from scratch. Known for our delicious pasties and artisan breads, we pride ourselves on using quality ingredients that reflect traditional recipes while catering to modern tastes. Our friendly staff creates a welcoming atmosphere where everyone can enjoy a satisfying meal or snack throughout the day. Visit us at The Cornish Bakery for a delightful experience filled with warmth and excellent flavor.

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Louise Giles

5 Google Rating

Stopped for coffee and a savoury pastry today. What a fabulous place .... friendly staff, all custom

5/ 5

Stopped for coffee and a savoury pastry today. What a fabulous place .... friendly staff, all customers chatting to each other, gorgeous food (we had warm cheese and bacon slices... delicious). Very reasonable prices too! What s find!!!

Vanessa Wilson

5 Google Rating

Very nice Cornish pasties. Very tasty. Friendly staff. Good value for money. Will definitely visit a

5/ 5

Very nice Cornish pasties. Very tasty. Friendly staff. Good value for money. Will definitely visit again.

Sam Knell

5 Google Rating

Absolutely amazing pasties, and the scones are just incredible. Love going here on my lunch breaks a

5/ 5

Absolutely amazing pasties, and the scones are just incredible. Love going here on my lunch breaks and never have a dud experience. The staff are always friendly and attentive. Full marks!

Mr Sams

5 Google Rating

I visited on a hot Monday day, was very thirsty and a bit tired from the heat. John was polite, funn

5/ 5

I visited on a hot Monday day, was very thirsty and a bit tired from the heat. John was polite, funny and very engaging, made a wonderful coffee and made sure my visit was truly memorable. Definitely be back

the one

5 Google Rating

Happy to see a couple of vegan options but would like to see more choice, the vegan pasty was delici

5/ 5

Happy to see a couple of vegan options but would like to see more choice, the vegan pasty was delicious though. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Probably the best coffee I've had in a long time too. Would definitely be back here next time I'm in Salisbury :)

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