Wreckers

Enjoyed a pretty decent local cheese plate here featuring a Wild Garlic Jarg (tasty but not very wild or garlicy) a Cornish Blue and a St Emilion Brie (does not sound too local). The cheeses were all good but none wowed me
Drinks here are good with a range of skinners and Rattlers. My berry rattler seemed to be a good accompaniment.nice.
Little bit expensive. A treat.

Small café in Charlestown harbour near St Austell. We popped in for a quick lunch and enjoyed a good sandwich/​drinks service. The sandwiches however were a bit too much like doorsteps to me, difficult to pick up and eat. Other clients seem to be enjoying some hot food. I would use it again though I know the nearby Pier House has a good reputation.
This place is handy to see the two tall ships in the harbour (formerly used for shipping out china clay) and the nearby Shipwreck museum wa salso worth a visit.