Ask in Truro is another of those modern stylish clean cut Italian Restaurants that seem to be…read morepopping up everywhere. It has an open kitchen to see your food being cooked, the staff are all good and the food tastes great. It opens right up into the building next door so would be good for larger groups to book a more private space. We've always enjoyed going here, it has the usual problems of drinks being too expensive and coming in the smallest glasses known to man but the food, smells and atmosphere make up for it.

Love this place. Gorgeous pizza, my favourite pizza place in Truro. Staff are always so helpful…read more However when in a large group they try and add a service charge without informing you.

Fairly simple menu, friendly staff and quality food. It's nice to have some additional variation in…read moreNewquay so it was a great option to have.

Went on a Wednesday for dinner. We had a party of 8. We did have a table booked, so that made it…read moreeasy I'm sure. The young lady that seated us was really nice. And our waiter was great!!! Pizza and pasta were the mains. I had a duo pizza. The American and the one with burnt ends. The dough tasted great and fresh with good crust. Really loved the food. We also had several appetizers. Dough balls and chicken wings and mushrooms. At the end of the night, they all sang happy birthday to my daughter. Great stuff!!! We will definitely be going back again in the near future.

I have dined at pizza but all over Europe and the Americas. They have a good selection or meat and…read morevegetarian of toppings for a variety of pizza based, even a gluten-free base. Sadly my home town pizza but in Truro Cornwall England has seen it necessary to instruct a local parking enforcement czar who works two weeks adrift form the present with limited information handing out £100 fines for parking a disabled vehicle outside where I could actually done at the Restruant . Having contacted to Manager this morning they said that they will take care of it. I hope that they will get their dogs off me because I would hate for them to have such a bad ending!

I really like Pizza but am not a huge fan of this particular Pizza Hut…read more I remember going when it first opened and not being hugely impressed then especially after the queue to get in and having been more recently a couple of times we have decided to not really bother any more. We only ever paid for the buffet at lunch time, finding the pizza's hugely overpriced the rest of the time, but in this particular one we found the pizzas did not come out that quick when they had run out on the servery and if it was quiet they didn't even bother putting out much of a choice. The staff were always friendly and the service good, but the overall opinion was not great on this one.

Came here for lunch and it is definitely a family friendly and orientated place for a meal. The…read morewaitress that served us was both welcoming and informative. I got a bambino pizza and a salad. They use real wood Fire oven to cook the pizzas in and it was really beautifully cooked. The salad was delicious but just lacked that little extra (maybe basil?). My dining companion had linguine which was just a bit undercooked. All in all a great lunch spot, reasonably priced and very welcoming staff! Just needs that extra umph on the food front to take it to a 5 star. But they're fairly new so there's time....

We walked past this colourful, vibrant looking restaurant on our first brief afternoon in Looe and…read moreearmarked it for a potential visit during our week in the area. Glad to say we got involved early doors on the second night. As you'd expect on a mid-September Wednesday early evening in a tourist hotspot in Cornwall, it wasn't exactly heaving. Nowhere is at 5.30. Too early for the ravers, too late for the biddies, perfect for the young-parent crowd, which we are firmly in the camp of. Speaking of, there was another young family there (who incidentally we'd seen wandering the cobbled streets of Polperro earlier in the day) and a middle aged, childless couple in situ. Regardless, the service was exceptional. The very clearly authentically Italian server was attentive and helpful throughout and happy to chat and give recommendations. In addition to this, he went above and beyond for aforementioned Baby G - he was grizzling, as is his way at the moment, which was obvious for all in the restaurant to see. I was walking him around when he offered some free breadsticks to keep him occupied. It worked! He also engaged with Asa in a card swapping game - coincidentally (?) handing over a 'rate us on Tripadvisor' card in exchange for one Asa had just picked up. Cynical, moi?! Couple more little, but noticeable, things - he washed up ALL of the dude's paraphernalia, plate, bib and spoon. Really appreciated that. And also the food came at the perfect temperature - not too hot as it always is in every other restaurant we go to, thereby incurring a tentative wait while it cools. They clearly know how to deal with kids, and are truly a 'family friendly' place. Onto the food - Em had a Bianco pizza (garlic butter, pulled pork, mushrooms and rosemary) which was genuinely delicious. Creamy and packed with flavour, with a crispy thin base, and cooked to perfection. To the point where I wish I'd had the same. Honestly one of the best pizzas I've tried for a long time. My beef ragu was very nice, beef shin and pork ragu making the difference between it and a spag bol. Big chunks of meat, spaghetti with the right amount of bite and bounce, and seasoned to perfection. Asa's penne pomodoro was very well received - he essentially inhaled it. Which is about as good as you can expect from a bebe. Dessert was 2x affogato's, which I haven't had for a while. The gelato was gorge - creamy af, and the espresso was lovely but would have preferred it hot. Drinks-wise, Em had her standard prosecco, I had a next level G&T- Malfy Rosa with pink grapefruit. Apparently it's a Sicilian pink grapefruit gin with a hint of rhubarb. I've already got a bottle on order. The overall experience at Mama J's was of sheer joy and blissful happiness. Get here. Now.

Found this place for dinner - and what a Find! We were missing the pub experience and food - and…read morewere treated to tasty flatbread pizza, Had the squish squash pie, and traditional steak pie. All of the food was tasty and unique. The view of the harbour is fantastic- we ate upstairs. Would also highly recommend the cider board - 5 samples (about a pint + 1/3) of cider (they pick from sweet to dry to give you a variety). Local ciders and very knowledgeable servers made this a great experience. We will be back!!!

Pizza, cider, pies, what's not to love…read more We were looking for a place to eat in Falmouth and stumbled upon The Stable. Everything exceeded our expectations. The staff were nothing short of perfect, from the welcome when we arrived, to the bar person who cheerfully plied us with many cider samples, to the wait staff who were friendly and efficient. We had no idea what ciders we liked so the girl behind the bar let us try all the different types (sparkling, still, dry, medium, sweet, etc.) They were all great and we were happy with our choices. We got the lamb pizza, and the salmon and mackerel salad. The pizza was super thin crust, perfectly cooked, very tasty. The salad did not skimp on the smoked fish and was also very tasty. The outside seating has a car park between it and the sea so is not quite perfect, but still extremely pleasant. I think another great seating option would be upstairs (street level) by the window. Overall very happy and would definitely return.

This place is an absolutely excellent Italian restaurant. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is…read morebecause the service can sometimes be a little surly and well Italian. All the senior staff and chefs are Italian although they do employ one or two locals as waiters from time to time. They've also suffered from the odd incident of pretty-female-induced amnesia - giving some girls a table before us when we'd been waiting must be that Latin blood. To be fair though, the service is usually quite good. Anyway, those are the few slight niggles. On to the good stuff This place does the best calzone in the world, in my humble experience. I've eaten many a calzone in Italy, Sicily, Chicago, California but nowhere has ever come up to the standard of the ham, spinach and mushroom one at Piero's. It might seem strange that the best calzone in the world is in Cornwall, but then again, they do look an awful lot like pasties Food: 5 Service: 4 Value: 5

We all love this place but tend to save it for a more special occasion as it is quite pricey. My…read morefather in law likes it most and prnounces it a little more superior to Pizza Express and with btter wine. The pizzas are fab and my kids agree that the Margerita is the best they have ever tasted. The location is delightful with lots of small shops around. Parking is as always in Truro difficult and increasingly expensive but its worth the effort. Try to get a table near the front of the restaurant in the window as we find those tables along the side are quite cramped. Best to book at the weekends even on saturday and sunday lunchtimes. Enjoy the best Italian food in Cornwall!

Me and my family went here the other night. We were seated and the waitress came over and asked…read morewhat drinks and was very friendly and smiled. After that me and my family looked and the meals and they did two vegan Pizzas for me and my Mum. The Pizzas were delicious I really enjoyed them. The only problem I have is the size of Pudding wasn't very good for price which was about £5 something. Other then that good service/food.

Good food,horrendous service. For some reason the woman kept taking a chair away from the…read moretable,everytime we replaced it, she took it away. The welcome she gave us was borderline rude

Absolutely love ask really love the food reasonable cheep…read moreOpen kitchen so you can see how clean it is and watch your food cooking My favourite place to eat