The Pasty Republic

The Pasty Republic

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The Pasty Republic serves the pasty, a filled pastry casing with roots in 13th-century Britain that started, by the shop's own account, as food for English lords and ladies — King Henry VIII reportedly among its fans. This Cherry Creek North location sits alongside a sister shop on Tennyson Street.

The menu runs through both traditional and inventive fillings, including the vegetarian Philosopher (spinach, mint, dill, sliced almonds, feta), the New Mexico, and a shepherd pasty, with vegan options also on offer. Pasties come with sides like potato chips, and the shop pours its own coffee and rotates in daily specials and sweet pies.

Regulars point to generous portions, fair prices, and a grab-and-go format that works for breakfast, lunch, or a quick bite around Cherry Creek. The shop also handles catering for private events.
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City

Denver

Neighborhood

Cherry Creek

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Cuisine

British

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