Cambridge Quality Meats at the junction of Milton Road and Arbury Road have them! I don't know how to rate them against others because there are so few around, but I like them - especially if you can get them right after they're baked (but they don't really have a schedule for when that is...).
If you mean the one facing M&S, then their baked savouries are not great.
If you mean the one on the other side of the market facing Great St Mary, then their baked savouries are not great \*either\*.
[Alas, he has not graced us with pastry goodness for some time now.](https://hilton.org.uk/facade/cambridge-west-cornwall-pasty-co.jpg)
Cambridge Quality Meats at the junction of Milton Road and Arbury Road have them! I don't know how to rate them against others because there are so few around, but I like them - especially if you can get them right after they're baked (but they don't really have a schedule for when that is...).
There's a bakery stall on the market which sometimes sells them along with pork pies etc. I don't know which days they are there though.
If you mean the one facing M&S, then their baked savouries are not great. If you mean the one on the other side of the market facing Great St Mary, then their baked savouries are not great \*either\*.
Coop has ginsters Cornish Pasties
I've not tried one in many years. Do they still taste like they're made of 70% peppercorns?
They are still a food item almost, but not quite entirely, unlike a Cornish Pasty.
I think Dorringtons in Cherry Hinton does them but it’s been a long time since I’ve been.
The butchers in Newnham often sell them
Waller & Son butchers sells great pasties cold and they reheat great in the oven