Warrens Bakery - North Devon

Great devon pasties and the painted brot is very delicious!

I find the sandwiches at this restaurant to be too expensive. I recently purchased a basic tuna sandwich on white bread with mayonnaise for £4.45, which I believe is overpriced. In comparison, a toasted sandwich or panini would be a more cost-effective option. The café itself is clean and attractive, but it is worth noting that the drinks are served in takeaway cups even if you are dining in, similar to Greggs. Additionally, there is WiFi available, although it is not clearly advertised.

Walked past today and saw one of the members of staff stood on a stool cleaning above the window with a hand brush. The dust was falling onto the cakes displayed in the window? No more cakes for me from there!

When I enjoy a nice pasty with my friends, I like to have a side of homemade sauce (also known as mayonnaise to the non-believers). However, I tried the sauce at Stanford's Bakery and found it to be subpar compared to my own homemade version. I would recommend bringing your own sauce if you visit this bakery.

I don't visit Warrens Bakery often because there are many other bakeries in town, but I decided to try it out for a change. I ordered a Cheese Broccoli Pasty for £2.65, but I was very disappointed with it. Instead of finding mostly cheese and broccoli, I found a lot of potato, carrots, onions, and a few small pieces of broccoli. For the price, I expected a proper Cheese Broccoli Pasty. This was my first time at Warrens Bakery in a while, and it will also be my last. There are many other bakeries in town to choose from, including Greggs. Greggs may be budget-friendly, but at least you get what you pay for.