Try Dowr (Lloyds No 1), Truro

This large Wetherspoons (actually it's a Lloyds No 1 but what the heck) is named after the old Cornish words meaning Three Rivers and are situated in old newspaper buildings. The huge interior has a low false ceiling which, despite the massive amount of open plan floor space, makes it all feel a bit closed in. It could very easily be a rather drab place but good use of colour schemes mixed in with exposed brickwork, bookcases and underplayed modern art does actually make the place quite pleasing on the eye. 3 silent plasma screens show the usual run of subtitled Sky News programmes. Service (both food and the bar) was pretty good given that the place was extremely busy although the choice of ales was very disappointing with just the standard ‘Spoons ales supplemented with the ubiquitous Doom Bar across the 10 pumps. Prices were towards the top end of the chain's pricing policy. Probably slightly more appealing than the average modern style ‘Spoons but let down big time for me by the beer selection although it may just have been a bad day in the office and I'd like to think the selection is generally more imaginative.

A Wetherspoons pub. All the usual stuff, real ale, coffee, food all day, cheap prices, disable access, etc. Gets very busy at lunchtime, so be prepared for a wait to get served. I went back after lunch and got served straight away.