St Austell's genuine local, everyday food scene means its bakeries serve real regular custom rather than purely passing tourist trade.
Widely regarded as excellent value in St Austell, with scones baked on site and a genuinely strong gluten-free range — the pasty here shares the same care.
A genuine hidden gem in the town's food court, remarkably affordable and made fresh — worth seeking out rather than settling for the obvious high street option.
If you're combining a visit with Charlestown, the harbour itself makes a lovely spot to eat a pasty with the tall ships in view.
St Austell's bakeries serve a steady local crowd rather than a purely seasonal tourist rush, which tends to mean more consistent stock through the day.
Charlestown's harbour has limited bakery options of its own, which is why bringing a pasty from town rather than expecting to buy one there is the more reliable plan.
St Austell's bakeries tend toward generous rather than dainty portions — worth sharing one between two if a full pasty feels like too much before a day of walking.
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