I've eaten here many times and cannot fault the quality of the food or the contemporary menu…read more My only criticism is that customers are treated as numbers on seats and the staff lack charisma. The owners probably see no need to employ an experienced Maître de since the place is packed pretty much every night of the week, but not being recognised after eating there many many times is certainly getting on my nerves.

This was Truro's first real fusion restaurant and still remains the most popular. Always busy,it is…read moreadvisable to book. Good, balanced range of dishes on offer but mostly Thai influenced. Brilliant atmosphere;professional and courteous staff; open and lively kitchen adds to the ambience. The real test of course is the actual taste and it does not disappoint. As good as most 'up country' establishments and reasonably priced. Average main dish about £10.00. With noodles and side dished expect to spend about £20.00 per head plus drinks.

I've visited Truro Lounge a few times over the years when I'm in Cornwall to visit relatives there…read more It's excellent for brunch, lunch and dinner and it seems they've increased the offerings on their menu. This last time I visited there I ordered the Dan Dan Noodles that I really enjoyed and really were spicy and that's what I like, hot and spicy food. I've enjoyed their burgers and brunch there too. The coffee and tea offerings are wonderful and Truro Lounge is my go-to place while in Truro. Great atmosphere and friendly service too.

Awful. My brisket birria toastie came with about a tablespoon of beef. If that. The ketchup isn't…read morecovered and neither that or the mayo are refrigerated. The vinegar had bits floating in it. The chenin blanc is vinegary and sour. Probably been open too long. The skin on fries are peeled. They forgot the dip for the birria then brought it out cold and congealed. No napkins. Positives - the toilets are clean, the decor is fun, the staff are quite friendly. But if you want a decent meal, do NOT come here!!!

Great Sunday carvery, and always have the full menu which is handy for anybody that doesn't want…read moreroast. Always good food and great service, Thank you.

The County Arms is on the outskirts of Truro near to Sainsbury's supermarket. The food served is…read moregood value and generally is quite good quality. Unfortunately the last time I went to the County Arms I and my family felt the food was not as good as it once was. The burger I had did not seem to be cooked all the way through and we did have to ask for them to take it back which they did so and gave a new burger at a reduced price. The waiters/waitresses are usually helpful and do a good job. Overall I think the County Arms is a decent restaurant for the money you pay.

Excellent local produce prepared with skill. We had smoked duck salad which was served with a tasty…read moreberry coulis and fried potato shavings, a brilliant combo. Also the lamb ( nicely cooked ) with a cous cous and rich jus. Super yummy.

Saffron is probably my favourite restaurant in the world, and definitely the best my adopted…read morehometown has to offer! I try to make it to Saffron at least once every visit 'home' since discovering it in 2005, and I've never been disappointed by the quality of the food yet. The ingredients are delicious and everything is prepared perfectly, from the very simple piri-piri chips up to the more exotic fare. The fact that Saffron uses local products as much as possible means not only that everything is terrifically fresh, but also that Saffron changes its menu frequently - every time I've been, it's been a completely different menu! The drinks menu (both alcoholic and non) is also great, and showcases some more of Cornwall's specialties. The staff is excellent; they're warm and welcoming and very accommodating of people's physical needs and tastes. All in all, Saffron is a wonderful place with a wonderful atmosphere and INCREDIBLE food. Go already!

Decent ale pub just away from Truro city centre. Enjoyed a good pint of HSD here…read more This pub is somewhere between a modern pub and an old mans pub, which means it should be fine for anyone. I guess the name has legal origins.

The Wig and Pen is a great place for people watching, the outside tables and chairs are right next…read moreto the main street giving you a good view of everything going on, or if you prefer, they offer complementary newspapers to kick back and have a read. Inside the décor is hard to describe, to me it's almost like an old gentlemans club with leather chairs and shelves full of old books, before the smoking ban the place used to be full of cigar smoke. They serve good real ales and lagers and do some really nice pies and liver etc, check out for any lunchtime offers as well, last time we managed to get some really good value lunches that tasted great.

It is in a converted chapel (pun intended) with a high ceiling, stained glass windows and a…read morebalcony. Apparently it's a chain. It seems to be very popular with groups of teenagers. One particularly large group came in sitting closely around two tables put together oblivious to any coronavirus concerns. Surprisingly the restaurant has Brooklyn beer on tap- being from Brooklyn that was interesting, though I opted for a local Cornish brew. We each had their Super Hub Salad £8.95. It has tabbouleh, marinated chickpeas, kale, roasted butternut squash and beetroot, fattoush, pomegranate and pumpkin seeds. We shared a Mezze Board £6.95- Hummus, baba ganoush & tabbouleh served with grilled flatbread. The food was good.

Never disappoints. The food slaps, the service is great, and the atmosphere, while not for…read moreeveryone, is fun. Nice to see one of these in such a small town.

We ended up in Mannings last Sunday purely by chance. We were hungry and happened to be walking…read morealong Lemon Street when we happened upon this smart restaurant. We were enticed by the advertisement of a Sunday lunch. It was quite busy and were we're told by the lady that we would have a 15 minute wait, which was fine. We took a seat at the bar and the bartender made us some drinks. My partner, who was driving asked for a J20 which they did not serve. He explained they made their own, and asked what flavour was wanted. We watched while he made a fresh orange and passionfruit drink (which was delicious) and then shortly after (well before the promised 15 minutes) we were taken to our table. The roast was delicious. The restaurant was light, modern but welcoming and comfortable. The staff were very professional, attentive and incredibly friendly. We will definitely be returning when we are in Truro.

Mannings is not a statement on US politics, but just a Hotel bar in sleepy Cornwall town Truro…read more It's trying very hard to be hip and cool and trendy. The athmosphere is a bit nicer then some other bars in town, but it's not outstanding. Prices are decent and the G&T came with two slices of cucumber.

Delicious house specials we've never seen anywhere else! Friendly service and attractive setting.read more

The Shanaz has a very good varied Indian menu either for eating in or taking away. It is very…read moremodern and light and airy inside, which makes it a nice place to eat. It is quite a popular place to eat and there are several rooms for eating in, meaning it can accommodate large numbers. You can book a table in advance or a take away. The service is always friendly and efficient. The take aways are generally ready when you get there. The food is always to a very high standard and the prices are quite competitive. I would highly recommend having a meal or take away here.

Came down to cornwall for the weekend and ended up here for dinner on our first night in Truro…read more The hotel itself is beautiful, an old convent with gorgeous features and lots of space as could only be expected. The bar and restaurant area are very modern and light with plenty of seating for large and small groups. The bar was well stocked and the staff were lovely. They had more gin on offer than I even knew existed ! The food was lovely. Menu had a great selection of meat and seafood with a few vegetarian choices. We had a selection of starters which everyone loved, I had the pork belly which was cooked absolutely perfectly. For my main I had the duck breast, and no word of a lie, this was probably the best tasting and most well cooked piece of duck I have ever had. For dessert I had the deconstructed peanut butter cheesecake which consisted of various ice creams and peanutty goods which again was lovely, but we all know Cornish ice cream is the best in England ! I would definitely come back to the restaurant, fairly pricey but the food and setting are both worth it. Only 2 mins walk from Truro centre too ! 5*

We just had our wedding at this venue and it was absolutely amazing. The venue itself is beautiful…read moreand the staff were first class. The food was amazing also. Can't rate this place highly enough. Sam & Alana