Looking for the best pubs in Truro? Discover the best Pubs in Truro, South West. Our curated guide highlights the finest hostelries in town. From long-established locals to busy town-centre bars, drinking out in Truro reflects the wider pub culture of Cornwall. Whether you want real ale, pub food, or a quiet corner for a pint, Truro's top hostelries are a fine introduction to the area.
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1 Frances Street, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 3DP
A Grade II listed pub near the Crown Court, serving the city's legal quarter for over 200 years with stone walls, open fires, and a serious food menu.
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Lemon Street, TR1 2LS
A Lemon Street pub in a building dating from the 1830s, standing below Richard Lander's monument with cask ales and a proper city-centre bar.
Lemon Street, TR1 2QB
A Lemon Street hotel bar with a long Truro pedigree, comfortable lounge seating, and a quieter alternative to the bustle of Lemon Quay.
Quay Street, TR1 2HE
A Quay Street pub close to the river with a traditional public bar and the feel of an old Truro local that predates the Lemon Quay makeover.
Kenwyn Street, TR1 3DJ
A Kenwyn Street pub with a sunny name and a loyal local crowd, pouring Cornish ales a short walk from the cathedral and the courts.
Green Street, TR1 2LH
A Green Street pub with a Shakespearean name, cask ales, and the easy atmosphere of a city-centre local away from the main shopping drag.
Quay Street, TR1 2HE
A Quay Street pub with a long real-ale reputation, occupying a narrow city-centre frontage close to where the Kenwyn once lapped Lemon Quay.
Lemon Quay, TR1 2LW
A Lemon Quay bar with harbour-side seating, cocktails and craft beer, and a modern counterpoint to Truro's traditional street-corner pubs.
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