The Thomas Daniell, Truro

A large detached corner pub with patio area. The pub looks like two adjoining Georgian cottages knocked into one, both in undressed stone, with sash windows and Roman arched doorways. The interior had two room that i saw. The bar room is entered by the main doors in the left hand building. The room is U-shaped around the serving bar. The decor is a mix of mustard walls, with some kind of cork, with a mustard and beam ceiling and a snazzy patterned carpet. There is a pool table. The walls are awash with old photos, prints and ephemera and there are some books. The seating is blue perimter seat and general chairs and tables. The TV here was not on at my visit. To the right and down a few stairs is a second room, also with a pool table. This room is mainly in wood panel, with mustard and beam ceiling and snazzy carpet. The same Victoriana is on the walls and the same seating is present. There is also a nice little fireplace. There is a TV here also, which also wasn't on. The music was general and at a decent level. The service was very friendly, as were the couple of locals that were in who chatted to us regarding Truro City. Beer; usual tap stuff with a very good Skinner's Betty Stoggs on handpull Stopped off here en route to the Truro v Dorchester game and found it not only friendly, but the one real ale was in top form. I would return.