Pieros Pizzeria - Truro

Met my sister there for lunch, as it is her favourite restaurant. Staff were rude, no eye contact and very offhand. We walked out and went across the road to a ery different welcome

Positives are that the waiting staff were all friendly and prompt. Unfortunately that is where the positives end. The meal was at best mediocre, the pasta portions were fairly small and the sauces were watery. The garlic pizza bread was also soggy and actually just a pizza base with tomato sauce, I genuinely couldn't taste any garlic and as my daughter hates tomatoes she wouldn't eat any whereas she loves real garlic bread. However, my real issue is the price. £83. For 2 adults and two children. No alcoholic drinks, just lemonade and basic pasta dishes. It left a real sting in the evening. Sadly won't be returning.

First time visiting this restaurant and will definitely be back. The restaurant was extremely busy as it was Christmas eve. The Service and food were fantastic.

I was so looking forward to a traditional Italian but was a little disappointed with the food. It's not bad but I've been to better Italians with more delicious food. It was just uninspiring and a bit boring. It was also pretty uncomfortable as the chairs were hard. Not sure I'll bother again. A shame as there are hardly any Italian restaurants in our area of Cornwall. It seems quite popular at lunchtime though. Maybe I should have had the pasta which looked better than my meat dish.

Very disappointing lunch. Service was slow and we had to ask 3 times for drinks that we had ordered. The rest of the party's food was OK but 2 lasagnes were terrible. A lump of hard pasta in the middle of the plate covered in tomato sauce. No white sauce and not a sight of cheese on it. When we came to pay they didn't want to split the bill as we were paying individually and I had to ask 3times for separate bills. The waiter wasn't happy with this and rolled his eyes. He even took back the chocolates that were on the plate. We won't go again!