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This is a lovely chocolate box thatched traditional pub-restaurant with masses of character inside and outside, with parts of the building dating back to the 15th century. There are two bar areas, and large dining area with small rooms, making a cosier area for small groups of people. Features, for the first time, in the Michelin Guide To Eating Out In Pubs.
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Penelewey,
Feock,
Truro TR3 6QY |
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01872 862237
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01872 870401
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The Ship Inn was built in the 1800s as a fisherman's cottage and became a public house at the turn of the last century. It nestles in the picturesque fishing village of Portloe and is full of character and nautical bric-a-brac.
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Portloe,
Truro TR2 5RA |
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01872 501356
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This charming 18th century coaching inn has 15 rooms and offers bed, breakfast and evening meal, with a range of single, twin and double rooms, plus family suites. The hotel incorporates the Trevithick Restaurant and caters for all types of functions and special occasions. It won the Managers of the Year prize in the 2003 St Austell Brewery Estate Awards.
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The County Arms is a large main road house in Highertown, overlooking a beautiful wooded valley. Refurbished in 2004, it offers an excellent food menu throughout the day as well as serving award-winning St Austell Brewery beers, superb wines and sprits and soft drinks.
With a pool table, function room, car park and decking, you can sit back, relax and enjoy the stunning scenery.
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The Heron, at Malpas, on the edge of Truro, is blessed with one of the best views in Cornwall, overlooking the confluence of the Truro and Tresillian rivers and their wooded foreshores.
At lunchtime the large front patio is a glorious suntrap and an ideal setting to watch the nesting herons and egrets across the river. The interior gives a sense of peace, tranquility and space to all who enter for excellent home-cooked food and fine ales and wines, supplied by St Austell Brewery.
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Malpas,
Truro TR1 1SL |
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01872 272773
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01872 272773
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Situated in the heart of Truro, the Wig and Pen is a country-style pub with all the ingredients for a wonderful day out in the city. Sun terraces to the east and south west are THE place to watch the world go by. The Dock Restaurant provides an excellent a la carte menu.
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Frances Street,
Truro TR1 3DP |
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01872 273028
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01872 277351
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The Norway Inn is situated on the main road between Truro and Falmouth. This cosy inn has a warm and friendly atmosphere. Serving delicious food and a range of fine traditional ales. The Norway was awarded Highly Commended at the 2003 Cornwall Tourism Awards for Pub of the Year award.
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This is a busy city centre pub with a vibrant atmosphere and a fantastic selection of beer and wines. Wonderful food is served every day and all day at weekends. This young, lively pub is complemented by a pleasant beer garden and conservatory.
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Kenwyn Street,
Truro TR1 3DJ |
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01872 273334
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An attractive village pub, within easy reach of the city of Truro. Four comfortable, well-maintained bedrooms make the Victoria Inn an ideal stop-over for those visiting the area on business. Managers John and Kathy Trick run this friendly pub with two bars - one with pool table, darts and jukebox, the other a family room, with a conservatory and a renowned carvery every day.
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Chyvelah Road,
Threemilestone,
Truro TR1 2RS |
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01872 278313
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A friendly and warm atmosphere greets you in this public house, which has two bars and an eating area. Good food and Sunday lunches available. The large main bar can also be used for functions and the smaller bar is where locals meet for a chat.
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Agar Road,
Illogan,
Redruth TR15 3EF |
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01209 216382
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Situated on the unspoiled Roseland Peninsula in the heart of St. Mawes, The Rising Sun maintains the traditions of a real Cornish inn. All eight rooms are stylishly decorated and are charmingly individual. The Rising Sun was the Catering Pub of the Year (Tenancy) in the St Austell Brewery 2003 Estate Aards, and features in 2005 AA Good Hotel Guide.
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