Wow, amazing food in an unassuming pub! Extremely friendly service and the food was absolutely…read moredelicious, starting with complimentary bread with truffle butter. What a gem!

A lovely inviting and warm restaurant. We were there in time for Sunday Roast. We had the Lamb and…read morePork, the sides of vegetables were huge and quite delicious. I wished I hadn't ordered soup as a starter as I was so full. I highly recommend. They were so professional and it was a lovely evening!

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.

This was a great find just away from a couple of the major roads in Truro. It looks brilliant. The…read morewalls and ceilings are plastered with old beer mats, beer posters and beer lists from festivals that they have had in the past. By the bar there are some mugs hung up with peoples names on them. I hope that they really do belong to locals, rather than being part of the 'look'. There are generally 4 ales on pump. I came at a bad time however, as only one was on. Fortunately it was the one I had never had before, Kiddlywink, from the excellent Skinner's brewery nearby If I'd come when all the ales were on and I'd had more time to stay, I could imagine this place getting a perfect score. As it is, I will heartily recommend it and hope to be back.

If you like your real ales then you'll love the Old Ale house, they have guest ales on tap every…read moreweek and have them all written up on a blackboard behind the bar, they are also really well priced. It's a great place to grab a drink sit on a stool in the window and people watch in between shopping. When you walk in it has one of those old world pub smells that make you feel welcome, the staff are friendly and have been there for years. Also worth going for the sunday lunches.

Visited twice whilst on holidays in Cornwall. How lucky were we to find this place. Fantastic fresh…read moreproduce cooked to perfection, brilliant service and a very friendly atmosphere. If your in Cornwall there's only one place to eat get youself to the Britannia Inn.

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.

I made a brief stop here for a couple of pints. The bartender (Smila) and the locals made me feel…read morevery welcome. I would definitely return!

This is a friendly place with a really good traditional look to it, accessed from the street or…read moredown a side alley. It is apparently the oldest pub in Truro (earliest reference 1802)..and long may it continue! Unfortunately it serves quite a predicable range of ales to a Londoner (The Greene king regulars + Doom Bar), so perhaps more interesting to the locals. Fortunately they do have 1 guest ale to keep things interesting (It was a very decent Waggle dance when I was there). Also serves food and cheap doubles. Family friendly.

The customer is always wrong at this establishment. Amazing views, but that's about it. Food used…read moreto be good but had gone downhill. Bar manager is rude. Won't go back.

Today I went to get some beers, I asked the bar manager (Jamie) to pay for two at the same time as…read moreI have with other staff members (Nicky, Kai and others),he decided that I should be barred for this and I was told to never come back, nothing else discussed by me ...... He needs to go to customer service school and the owner needs to teach hime how to talk to customers I do hope that he is not the person that reviews this one H

I didn't even have to pay for this meal (claimed back from work) and still would rate it 1*…read moreI don't expect anything much from a tabletable however the service was so slow and they were pretty incompetent Some of the food my colleagues got didn't look too bad - sausage and mash recommended however I had chicken and chips and the chicken was just... Well gross Also got crumble for pudding - too much topping but not enough fruit Someone else had coconut crunch which they enjoyed and looked quite nice I think I mainly got unlucky with the meal choices but I do expect quicker service from them!

The Carnon Inn is just off of the main road between Falmouth and Truro, it's attached to the…read morePremier Travel Inn. We dropped in one day almost by accident but were so glad we did, it's a really large pub with lots of little rooms and booths so you can always find somewhere quiet to sit, they serve real ales and the menu is one of those Traditional Pub Grubs with everything under the sun on it, all well cooked well priced and very tasty. The view from the back garden is fantastic looking right out over Carnon downs and across the farms and fields towards Redruth. The staff are always friendly and it's a great place to go after a long walk around the nearby Trellissick gardens, even in the summer on a weekday it's fairly quiet and would be good for larger parties or families.

Quite a nice country pub. Good Covid system in place. Gastro pub food. 20 car parking spaces. Menu…read morewas ok. Specials board available also.

A lovely local pub. We welcome the new owners Tim and Lizzie with their new and refreshing outlook…read more The poor quality wines have now been addressed as has the pointless closing for one hour at the weekends. We wish Tim and Lizzie every success and at long last it's nice to see a COUPLE running the pub.

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!!!