Restaurants in Cornwall in general

I think the White Pyramid has changed hands since the last review, the food menu is more extensive than mentioned, huge portions and very reasonably priced. We stayed three nights in the B&B rooms which were clean and comfortable the breakfasts like the restaurant meals were huge. The crew running the pub are all friendly and do not seem to think that anything is too much to help. They have spent a lot of time refurbishing the pub . In all a great place to eat or stop just pull in to the large car park and I am sure you will be made ...  Read the complete review

We decided to eat at The 'White Pyramid' based on the previous review, and because the place was on a recommended list of pubs given to us by the farmer whose campsite we were staying at. We were bitterly disappointed. Maybe it has changed management? I don't know, but I certainly would not recommend the place any more. Firstly it took quite a long time to find, because its name has changed to 'The Bell' - we found this out at the local shop in Trewoon. We arrived during a wet evening (during the height of the tourist season in the 1st week in August), when most other pubs/restaurants were quite busy, to find the place pretty dead. There ...  Read the complete review

When I used to live in Cornwall with my parents, my only experience of 'eating out' was to the local Chinese restaurant, and on special occasions we might have gone to the Redruth Meadery! My family never ate out much - my dad would begrudge paying money when Tescos was cheaper and genuinely believed that the meat was always dodgy! I grew up believing that all foreign food involved cooking rats, cats and dogs!! Even to this day my dad has never had a Chinese! Now I able to make my own mind up on food, and since moving away from Cornwall I have experienced a wealth of different foods and tastes. I have been weaned off my staple cornish diet of pasties, ...  Read the complete review

The White Pyramid is located in what some call the ‘clay country’ of Cornwall. It is situated in a village outside St. Austell called Trewoon (pronounced true-un). You will find it on the right-hand side of the road as you head out of St. Austell, towards Edgecumbe Green, St Dennis and ultimately, Newquay. It’s precise location is between Edgcumbe Green and St Dennis. The restaurant itself is reasonably sized, with a pub type eating area at the front and the main restaurant seating area at the back, away from the bar. The service is friendly but the food can take a little time to arrive at your table. Usually you are seated at the front of the ...  Read the complete review