Ann's Pasties - Lizard

This restaurant is truly amazing. The high praise is justified. The pastries were phenomenal, the staff was great, and the atmosphere was friendly. Overall, it was an incredible experience. Thank you! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

The coffee from the machine was just average, but the pastries were great. The interior and outdoor seating were nice, although the view was not impressive. There is a car park available. Overall, the service, food quality, and atmosphere were rated a 4.

The cost of living definitely was noticed. A year ago (June 2022), We brought large pasty n a large cheese/onion pasty, very tasty loads of beef chunks, potatoes, n swede. Melted chesse for the vegetarian version.Brought 5 pasties partly cooked for freezing. When we return back (Oct 2023), we look forward to the best pasties in England so disappointed. Price up by £1 far enough, but the Strink flation kicked in, about 5 small pieces of beef, very salty probably added MSG to enchance the flavour and the cheese/,onion version the cheese still shredded inside the pastry not melted. I wouldn't mind paying a £2 increase if the standard of quality was still there. Only one positive the pastry was still flakey! Went to a chain in Cornwall called Philps in Helston and St. Micheal Mount had better filling and pepperly. Warrens in Cornwall was the same par of Annie's (Greggs equivalent) but at least cheaper when we tried in Falmouth. I give Annie's one last go next year. Hopefully, it was an off day.

Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £20–30 Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2

I stopped by for a coffee, which was delicious, and the staff were also very pleasant. The service was excellent, and I would rate it a 5 out of 5. The ambiance was nice, scoring a 4 out of 5. Overall, I had a great experience. The cost per person was between £1-10.