J D wetherspoon

Food is good but takes ages on a busy night staff serve friends before people that have been waiting ages will not be going back here in a hurry.

cheap and cheerful, but very clean and tidy!

the food is decent enough (hardly world class). deserts are allways good in here. drinks are cheap and they have a large variety of local, domestic and international beers, ciders, wines and spirits. staff unfortunately are generaly pants (headless chickens)

Wetherspoons in Truro (called Try dower in Cornish) is on the Lemon Quay in Truro, with the same Wetherspoons menu and drinks as Fal and others (although a little bit more costly, it is the City after all).
The layout is a faux oldy worldy bar, with brass and wood everywhere and loads of old books on shelves at the back of the bar, if you get the chance have a brief glance over them (there’s some beauties from the early 1900’s).
For Truro it’s probably the cheapest place to get a pint and the food is very cheap, it does get very busy at lunchtimes though, there is loads of seating inside and it stretches pretty far back. The food service is very fast, longest we’ve ever waited is 10 minutes but the bar service can be the same as Falmouth, sometimes a good 10 minutes stood waiting.
But then if your after a cheap, quickish drink and sandwich then you can’t go wrong.