The Pasty Oven (production plant)

Excellent Pasties. Big and full. I love them.

There pasties are awesome, absolutely love them!

Purchased 2 pasties with rutabaga from St john Walmart in Michigan. So Delicious. Wish I could find them at my local grocery store. Please encourage other retailers to carry your product.

Incredible pastys! Scrumptious food! For anyone that's never heard of these before, the best visual description I can give you is they are like a hot pocket but bigger, better, healthier,and inside is filled with lots potatoes, pork/beef mixed as well as onion, and even rutabagas if you wish. They also make a killer pizza pasty, veggie pasty, and others. Give them a try -you won't regret it.

.bought one from Butera...I'm sorry, it is very dry, flavorless and needs onion or something in it... almost smells like it was made with old oil ? nit a repurchase for me

Perfect pasties

Worked there for less than a weekVery toxic owners and supervisorsQuit because the owner said that I wouldn't start getting paid until I had worked at least 2 months.

Best place to get pastys wish I had a way to sell them in Florida looking for a taco truck that way I can heat them an sale them at any function in Florida

Factory. Not a retail outlet.

Best place to get pastys wish I had a way to sell them in Florida looking for a taco truck that way I can heat them an sale them at any function in Florida

This factory location advertises retail sales to the public. We showed up at about 1:15 pm. Despite there being four cars in the parking lot, the front door unlocked, lights on, and jackets hanging in the front room, there was absolutely nobody around. We shouted, walked around the building, and waited. We tried calling the factory's phone number on the website, but it's been disabled. The main office in Quinnesec didn't answer their phone. After 20 minutes we gave up and went home.

Its a production plant factory seconds can be purchased but is otherwise closed to the public

This factory location advertises retail sales to the public. We showed up at about 1:15 pm. Despite there being four cars in the parking lot, the front door unlocked, lights on, and jackets hanging in the front room, there was absolutely nobody around. We shouted, walked around the building, and waited. We tried calling the factory's phone number on the website, but it's been disabled. The main office in Quinnesec didn't answer their phone. After 20 minutes we gave up and went home.