Mannings Bar & Brasserie is one of Truro’s most popular places to eat, meet and drink. The menu’s always eclectic; from the lightest snacks to cosmopolitan cuisine; we change it to reflect the best of what’s seasonal and local. In the bar, you’ll find they are just as serious about beverages; from their extensive wine list to their authentic cocktails made by staff schooled in the art by experts.

Many of Truro’s buildings are beautiful and Georgian, and Mannings is no exception. City status is owed more to the impressive cathedral than to any great size, but Truro’s as easily explored on foot as it is attractive. Its main theatre, The Hall for Cornwall, is across the road in Lemon Quay, while the Plaza Cinema is at the foot of Lemon Street, less than a minute’s walk away.

You’ll find, within five minutes of the door, a wide variety of places to eat and drink, from traditional pubs to funky new bars and bistros, as well as all the high street stores you’d expect to find in a modern city, and plenty of smaller, independent shops and boutiques, too.

Truro’s only a short drive from Falmouth, Redruth, St Austell and Newquay, and is also at the hub of some high-quality and regular public transport links.