West Cornwall Pasty Company Marylebone

Compared to other typical fare on offer in stations, the West Cornwall Pasty Co - on a good day - offer pretty tasty and good quality food.

I've tried their pasties from various London stations - the quality does seem to vary a bit - but the Marleybone outlet, along with Paddington, to be the best two. I particularly like their cheese, tomato and basil pasty.

I have a weakness for Cornish Pasties. I love the story behind them too, can picture the wives filling them with beef, potatoes, swedes, onions. Sometimes even a corner of jam to make it taste like a dessert. Inscribing the initials on a side of the crust. These days, under the crunchy layer of dough, the treats are more varied. West Cornwall Pasty Co. has a lovely list of British favourites: Steak and ale. Steak and Stilton. Pork, Apple & Stuffing. Lamb & Minted Peas. Satisfaction on the go, just the perfect fix.

My husband and I were collecting for Christian Aid - the West Cornwall Pasty Company kindly gave us free coffees after our hour and a half collecting. Many thanks for your kindness.

deserves respect as the only outlet that stays open as long Marylebone station - 00:20 at a weekend. However, the machine-processed-animal-based nature of their pasties is the sort of thing that can only be overlooked when drunk. And nobody, i repeat NOBODY can ever be forgiven for taking one of those things on a train and making the whole carriage smell like a wet, dead dog. Bleuugh.

I bought a chicken and mushroom pasty and it was just awful. There was hardly any chicken or mushroom and the pasty was filled with potato to bulk it out. The pastry was tasteless and stodgy. The filling bland and in desperate need of seasoning.

At £4.95, |I recommend turning around and heading across the station foyer, look for an Italian snack bar, the M&S, even a Burger King.

I'd give this 0 stars if the software would let me.

Just went to this store and my first visit will be my last. Asked for decaf cappuccino and they didn’t have it so asked for a normal cappuccino instead and an egg roll with a hash brown. I had to go back and ask for chocolate powder on my cappuccino. Regret getting my drink and roll. Drink is better off called hot water with milk and roll was super cold and hard!

Cold bacon roll and couldn't top my coffee up with hot water because they didn't have any, how can you not have hot water? Never going there again.

I can still remember the excitement of discovering this stand at Marylebone 20ish years ago. Without a doubt the finest pasties I had ever tasted, yes even better than those in Cornwall. Tonight I hit rock bottom. Chicken and mushroom pasty surely had been there since early morning, if not yesterday. The bottom of the pasty was very burnt, there was not even a hint of sauce. It was all dry pastry and baked potato with a bit of very dry chicken and some black specks that may once have been mushrooms. Disappointed does not begin to describe it.