Visited the Lemon Tree Cafe with my family today, and can definitely recommend the breakfast! The…read morecafe was completely full when we arrived, which I was happy to see! The service was lovely and so was the food. They don't have their own website and there was no menu available online, but they mostly do traditional English fare. Food came out quickly and was hot - eggs cooked perfectly! All in all a nice atmosphere for a family meal and relatively inexpensive. They had several specials on their blackboards advertising lunch, so will have to come back to try that out!

This is the cafe in the Royal Cornwall Museum and both are well worth a visit. Free entry to the…read moremuseum means that discovering the history of Cornwall with the interactive displays about history, minerals and wildlife is good value. Then, when refreshment is needed, the cafe offers freshly prepared, high quality fayre using local produce. The ploughmans was excellent value at £5.... With thick sliced granary bread, loads of salad and a chunk of mature cheddar that I couldn't finish. The coleslaw was hand made too. Deserves 5 stars.

Went in here for lunch about a month ago. The salad plate was adequate although some of them could…read morehave been a lot more interesting and one was rather odd. It was very crowded and I sat down at a table with some people who had been waiting for their food for a long time. When the waitress brought mine (about 10 mins or so to put some salad portions on a plate and carry the plate about 20 feet!) it turned out the couple should have been told there was a delay with cooked food but had not been. Too many people had ordered quiche and they had had to cook some more but the cafe only has a tiny oven, apparently. This seems a bit odd for such a busy cafe with so many seats in so many sections on various floors. When I was leaving (not wildly late for lunch) they had run out of several of the salads and were not going to make any more. A man was getting a bit exasperated at the thought of paying that much for only about three different salads. Maybe they have a tiny fridge as well and therefore can't make sufficient in advance to feed all the people who turn up for lunch every day! All in all a pleasant cafe but could do a great deal better.

Well the reviews on here are way out dated so I'll add a recent one. Nothing wrong with this place!…read moreIt's not a fast paced take away. It's a beautiful place in an historic building with a great view of the high street. Service was good. Again, didnt come here to rush in and rush out. Cream tea with clotted cream and jam is nothing outstanding but in this ambience, thoroughly enjoyable. The food selection looks good but was t hungry enough to eat not those around me eating were certainly enjoying themselves. Very quaint decor and a peaceful environment. Stop by if you want a chill out tea and sandwich. Nice cake selection too. Yeah, top choice for a quite cuppa

The food was delightful and the service was great, the price was ok trike ya great place for…read morerelaxing and peace .

Lovely food and drink and reasonable prices with its own parking area.read more

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!!!

A decent enough cafe upstairs next to the Lander Gallery. I had breakfast…read more here back in late July eggs florentine which I have never ordered before and shall probably never order again as it was far too rich given all the hollandaise sauce. That aside, it was okay although possibly could have done with more seasoning. I would have ordered the cafetiere of coffee not a cappucino if I'd known about that before ordering. Some things were only mentioned on cards at the till rather than on the menu which was a bit chaotic! Still, a nice place to sit while the rain poured outside. I shall probably go again to see what I think on a second visit. The Lander Gallery itself was showing an exhibition and beach and surfing pictures which was worth seeing if you like that sort of thing and there were some other crafts and so-on, some of it quite interesting. Well worth a visit.

Brilliant! Great chef with great ideas. New specials weekly, highly recommend. Check it out if you…read moreget chance

Great cage in interesting design art space. Takeaway coffee downstairs and food/ cafe upstairs…read more Surrounded by interesting design shop with jewellery, retro funky ceramics furniture fabrics and art. Good tasty selection of cakes but most importantly good coffee!! Double shot latte made by a decently trained barista and even a design on top ( I know that's standard in good cafes elsewhere but in the uk it's s rarity!)

The Pumpkin Cafe can be found at nearly every railway station across the United Kingdom, great for…read morebreakfast on the go, either takeout or seat in. Great coffee and hot food, definately a welcome sight in the winter.

Nice, quiet spot to kill a few hours. Uniquely decorated and homely, range is very good and prices…read moreas competitive. Free WiFi as well. Maybe a hit more on the cake ranged would make it perfect