27 of the Best Places to Eat Out in Truro | Restaurants, Cafes & Pubs

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• Zafiros

  

  Zafiros in New Bridge Street is like two different places. It starts out as a good place for breakfast or lunch with the fam. When the sun goes down, the cocktails come out, and Zafiros transforms into a more grown-up city centre bar.

  The food is American and Tex Mex-inspired, with burgers, fried chicken, tacos and more. There's a kids menu, and a good choice of vegan options. There's also a whole big menu dedicated to gluten-free dishes. The all-day brunches include the full Cornish... read more...

• Yak and Yeti

  

  Yak and Yeti, is a newly established family run cozy Restaurant in Truro. Its has seating capacity of over 100 people with garden facilities and a smoking area.

  It has been well known in Truro for its authentic, fresh new taste, flavours and dishes that we have been delivering from August 2009 at The Yak and Yeti.

• Kathmandu Palace

  Hidden up a little alleyway not far from Truro Cathedral is the Kathmandu Palace which has been reliably serving up Nepalese and Indian food for years.

  The prices might not be the cheapest but the friendly service and wide variety of quality food more than make up for it.

  The decor is definitely old school Indian restaurant style, but personally I think this just makes it feel more authentic!

• Chorley's

  

  The African restaurant on Old Bridge Street is a friendly and inviting place, offering South African classics like wors rolls and bunny chow, and a choice of sides and salads. They also serve chicken, burgers and vegetarian dishes. 

  Chorley's is known and loved for its zingy table sauces. These piri piri and garlic-based sauces began life as basting sauces, and the spicy recipes have travelled across the world with the Chorley family. If you enjoy it, you can buy a bottle to liven up... read more...

• Charlotte's Tea House

  

  Afternoon tea at Charlotte's Tea House is like stepping back in time. The staff wear traditional pinnies and lace caps while they serve perfectly cut sandwiches and pastries on china cake stands.

  Located in the old Coinage Hall in the centre of Truro, Charlotte's really is a lovely place to escape the bustle outside. Here, it's about taking time to enjoy your pot of Tregothnan Earl Grey, with a toasted tea cake or slice of quiche.

  The delicious cakes are baked on the premises,... read more...

• Cathedral Restaurant

  

  Now here's an unusual location for breakfast or lunch: Truro Cathedral. The visitor cafe is in a modern annexe, reached through the cathedral, and is one of Truro's more surprising spots for a good old fry up in the morning.

  The lunches are traditional and hearty: think fish pie, cottage pie or vegetable soup. You can also choose a lighter option like a sandwich or a bacon roll.

  The restaurant is open only until 2:30pm, so come early if you fancy afternoon tea (their cream teas... read more...

• Shanaz Restaurant

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