Set on Mitchell Hill, a medieval route from the city of Truro to the East, in a quiet, historical quarter, The Rising Sun is the hub of the local community and a destination for visitors to the county. Surrounded by charming lanes with views to the cathedral, diverse historical buildings, an abundance of trees and greenery.

This vibrant award-winning gastropub has an intimate yet relaxed atmosphere. With a love for the food culture and abundance of stunning produce in Cornwall, Tom (chef patron) showcases the best quality, seasonal and responsibly sourced ingredients in ever evolving, sophisticated and creative menus.

On a Sunday, The Rising Sun serves traditional roasts with hearty dishes such as roasted topside of Devon beef, slow roasted shoulder of West Country lamb, slow roasted pork or spinach & mushroom wellington all served with the classic trimmings.

Situated in Cornwall, The Rising Sun is set just outside the hustle and bustle of Truro city centre.

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Sunday Lunch
Sundays: 12pm - 8pm

  • Dog Friendly
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
Mitchell Hill, Truro, TR1 1ED
Overall rating
4.7
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    Not as good as expected if other peoples reviews are to be taken into consideration. We being 3 people had 2 beef which were overpowered by the smoked element of the cooking process which left an aftertaste in my mouth and a lamb which was nice with no issues. The beef was also very fatty, I know that chefs say fat is flavour but we found it too much in our opinion and we had the cauliflower cheese which was very good. The service was below par as had to ask for spoons to serve up the separate vegetables and cauliflower cheese but only got one, I know we could have asked for more but at these prices we shouldn’t have to. Also no horseradish or mint sauce was produced and again had to ask for them although they are stated on the menu as part of each dish. The table water wasn’t chilled which from the tap is a bonus in masking the chemicals in it. Had 2 puddings which were very nice. I don’t think we will go again anytime soon and if we do it’ll be for the general menu. The pub itself is very quaint and a lovely atmosphere. Possibly just an off day maybe but again at these prices it shouldn’t happen. FOOD 3 SERVICE 3 ATMOSPHERE 5
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    3 weeks ago
    Good Lord the roasts are great! Gravy is the best I’ve ever tasted and this roast was up with the very best in the UK!
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    2 months ago
    Excellent service Excellent food. Value for money!? It's quality food I appreciate that but the 12% service charge was a surprise. It's did push up our meal price up for 4 people to £340.00 and we didn't have a starter. Adequate drinks including a bottle of wine costing £60.00. I think your £20-30 is crossly misleading. I wish we could afford to come more often but in this economic climate i very much doubt that will be possible.