Fig Cafe in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

As always this is a great place to eat and drink. Fab food, great tasting drinks and the friendliest staff around. Love this place and keep going back.

A truly nice, chilled out space overlooking the wonderful Lemon Quay arcade. The cafe is brought to life with tasteful art, copy seating and a cracking menu. Staff pleasant, helpful and efficient.

We popped in to this place quite by accident during a day out in Truro. It was exceptionally good. We got very comfortable seats and menus straight away and shortly after our orders were taken. Drinks served promptly and the coffee was excellent. However it was the food that made our visit. Chicken satay flat bread was simply awesomely tasted and cooked to perfection. There was no scrimping on the ingredients and those showed in the taste. We will now make this our place to lunch when we are in Truro.

Anothe delicious lunch st Fig their quiche is fantastic, new salad bar and summer menu the staff are always welcoming definitely one of our favourite cafes in Truro

I went here a few times as so relaxing . Great ambiance and great service & coffee . The menu looks good also . Thank you

We are/were regulars here. The waiting staff and the coffee are great. However, the owner is ungracious and brittle and the quality of the food has slipped. My days of recommending The Fig have ceased. We will not return to this once popular establishment.

We called in on a wet day in Truro. The cafe is on the first floor of the lemon street indoor market. It’s a lovely setting with lots of comfy seating. The service was prompt and the cappuccinos hit the spot. A good selection of cakes bit we resisted temptation. Recommend if your visiting the city.

We've been customers of Fig for some 10 years. Kim's service team are always helpful and friendly. The food quality is consistenly excellent.

They have what they call, ‘a gluten free option’. Unfortunately it is in a cabinet with other products that are not gluten free. The usual woke response, we don’t have space, and the health people never said anything! In 2023 this is totally unacceptable in a big cafe that serves lots of good food. The staff, or owner, need to change the attitude and wise up. If you are Coeliac - stay away.

Sorry to say, but the food was massively over priced for what you get. Very average food unfortunately. The staff were pleasant.

Having visited this cafe before and it being a good experience we were most disappointed on this occasion. We were greeted by a gentleman who was quick to tell us they had stopped meals and it was only drinks and cakes. That suited us so we were shown to a table, nobody approached us. After 5 minutes of watching 2 members of staff chatting behind the drinks station opposite our table, I then went to the counter and asked if I could order. I asked the female server what flavor milkshakes they did as I forgot to check, to be told it was on the menu on the table I was sitting at... I went back to the table and then back to the counter and ordered a different drink as I wanted a fruit flavor rather than a chocolate based one. I also ordered and paid for a tea and 2 traybake slices. When it arrived the white chocolate cherry Bakewell was moldy. I returned to the counter with it and told the server. She rolled her eyes in disbelief and then reluctantly had to agree when she saw it, no apology but asked me what I would like instead. As I was Hungry, I choose something else. The whole experience felt like they were doing me a favor by serving me, I will find alternative cafes when I visit Truro to spend my money at. We are all aware of hard times at the moment, but customer service like this will not help this business survive through the difficult winter ahead!

Only had coffee, but was a really nice cuppa. Great service and other people's food looked lovely. Would certainly come back to eat next time.

Called in here after parking car in adjoining multi storey. Very nice cafe upstairs in the artisan market. Nice lunch menu but not the cheapest with sandwiches about 10 pounds. My wife had a very nice teriyaki chicken with rice and I had a large homemade cornish pasty with salad. Both good but with 2 glasses of orange came to over 20 pounds

Excellent customer service, food presented nicely and home cooked quiche was very tasty. The Fig Cafe is located just off the main thoroughfare but good value for money and a friendly atmosphere, so why queue at M&S when this venue is only 5 mins walk away? Certainly we will return

Fantastic coffee, cakes and breakfast - outstanding service. Very busy morning and the staff made every effort so ensure all good was delivered on time and that we were looked after. 5 stars!

Five happy customers visited after a very long journey. A lovely restful spacious cafe with varied and good quality food.

My wife and I have become cappuccino experts over the last few years.. we know all the places in Truro (there are many) .. Fig is the best of the bunch ..and there are some good ones to choose from .. lovely staff, relaxed surroundings, comfy chairs, always clean, and the best cappuccino in town. The food is very good .. occasionally, I’ll have a sausage sandwich… but we go for the relaxation and the coffee … light and spacious .. always welcoming …

I only discovered this during the last lockdown when inside eating was closed, so when it opened I took 2 visiting friends here for lunch. It didn’t disappoint. A fresh open chilled out space. The staff were lovely as was the food. It is now...

Chose a lunch time dish which was made up of grilled chicken, rice, sweet potato, onion, peanut sauce and topped with half an avocado. It looked good until I tried to fork the avocado - brick hard! I was told that is how these arrive...

Although we understand that at present times there are certain procedures businesses have set and follow, the lady (the owner) that presented herself on our arrival, (I can’t use the word greeted) was slightly forceful and very off putting regarding these new procedures. Automatically aiming...

This cafe is, quite rightly, very Covid aware, on arrival we had our temperatures checked, hands sanitised, we registered on the NHS App and were shown to a table. We then sat....and sat...and sat, we watched while the one available waitress did the check ins,...

Very good with good food good service . Easy to get my 91 old mother in from Lemon Street . She loves it there

Went for breakfast the scrambled egg on toast was delicious cooked to perfection, coffee was fab, lovely staff so friendly and welcoming highly recommended

We ordered a scrambled egg, which was excellently cooked. The coffee was excellent too. The atmosphere is lovely as it is located on the top floor of Kemon Street Market. Would definitely recommend a visit.

Waited an awful long time on a Tuesday for pea soup to arrive but it was sublime! Would highly recommend eating here, but maybe staffing in kitchen could be looked at. Waiting staff super nice and polite x

Ate lunch here with a friend on a quiet Tuesday. No need to book, the cafe was busy but plenty of space. Service was prompt. I had chicken and broccoli bake with herb topping - very tasty and quite substantial for under a tenner. Would...

Lovely cafe situated upstairs in the market. Range of seating from benches to comfy chairs. We go here regularly, mainly for breakfast or coffee and cake. Staff are friendly, very clean and good quality.

A lovely airy place to hang out and meet for a coffee. The quality of the food didn't match the ambience. My rarebit came with an unusual taste and 2 poached eggs which were hard boiled,

The shops at the lemon market were not very interesting, but the Fig Cafe is a very nice place to go to. It is upstairs in a very airy, light-filled hall. On a rainy day, it is probably very cosy, but also on sunny days...

When in Truro this is a great cafe for breakfast or lunch - or just coffee (& cake!). Friendly staff, nice atmosphere, fair prices and good food.

Formerly the gallery cafe, Fig Cafe is upstairs in Lemon Street Market. Excellent spot for a break in shopping, or to meet a friend. Away from the hurly burly, and surrounded by the art from the Atrium Gallery. Amazing tall fern trees and glazed roof...

As regular visitors to Truro, it is always good to find another top quality cafe to have some lunch and Fig is no exception. A light and airy upstairs venue above a bijou shopping arcade, off Lemon street, Fig is bustling, though not unpleasantly so...

Great place to go. Friendly staff, great food and they know how to make good tea and coffee. Food was fresh and imaginative, service was friendly and quick. Great that you can see the food preparation area too.

Op de eerste etage van Lemon street market is een grote brasserie gevestigd waar (onder andere) heerlijke wraps en sandwiches verkrijgbaar zijn. Snelle service met een glimlach.

Its a nice, open space with plenty of room and the food is nice but...

This bright and airy cafe is tucked away in Lemon Street with some great shops. I had the bacon and chicken sandwich which unexpectedly came hot. The bread was soooo fresh, crispy bacon and tender chicken and the accompanying salad could have been picked that day. Relish and great value for money.

My family and I took my mother here for her birthday breakfast, quite a few of us bought cakes, coffees, and full English breakfasts. In total we spent around £85. When I went to the counter and asked for an extra tab of butter for my daughter’s toast which accompanied her full English breakfast, ( she had been given 2, but wanted another 1, for 2 slices of toast) I was told by the owner she would have to charge me 20p for the extra butter!! I couldn’t believe it. When I then reminded her we had just spent around £85 in the hour we had been there, she rudely replied “If I give it to you, then I’d have to give it to everyone”!!

Always busy showing the quality of food, service and cleanliness. Lunch for the two of us,busy with people either relaxing with teas,coffees, cakes etc or having lunch.

We all love fig cafe, lovely space, bright and airy, the food is consistently good and varied, the staff are always pleasant and friendly, what's not to like.

Excellent coffee, open airy atmosphere, helpful and cheerful staff. Lunches are good. It is very busy there which indicates a good establishment.

This fantastic local family owned cafe in Truro is absolutely superb- I love it ! One of my favourite places in Truro. Such warm, welcoming staff and a delicious selection of home made cakes, quiches, salads, sandwiches and lunches. The setting (upstairs in Lemon Street Market) is lovely- a fab bright atmosphere to enjoy a coffee and food and then a stroll around the gallery and shops. Definitely pop in when you’re next in Truro!

The Fig is upstairs in Lemon Street Market with access via stairs and a lift, and is wheelchair friendly. The ambience is relaxing and it is very light and airy.

Went here yesterday during a shopping trip. Lovely bright, clean and well laid out cafe. We had delicious coffee and Cheese Scones - only slight complaint was that they don’t use local butter! I would always prefer local produce, especially in Cornwall!

we visited for breakfast with our small dog and Fig is dog friendly and staff are great bringing water for our dog very quickly, food was excellent and café is a lovely place.

Have been to Fig cafe on many occasions...always excellent. Just disappointed to be refused a lunch order after being given a menu.. at 2 minutes to 12!! Lunch is served from 12.00????

Lunched here Saturday around mid-day whilst shopping in Truro with a friend.

Our saturday morning goto place of choice for years. Absolutely excellent coffee from a barista who knows his stuff. Friendly staff and very good food. What's not to like?

Stopped by for morning coffee - good, quick service and nice coffee, though the flat whites could have been a bit bigger, bearing in mind what you get for the same money at Costa. Our only source of serious disappointment was the totally hideous timber screen they erected to presumably hide the kitchen area to one side of the cash desk. It is so out of place that I cannot understand how the Market management allowed it to be there.

Stopped here recently for a snack lunch with a friend, have been to the market before but not to eat. They have clip boards with details of drinks and food and you just pick what you want and go up to the counter and order, its later brought to the table. There are tables and chairs of comfy seating for relaxing on. We both choose the Welsh rarebit which was very tasty, l loved my salad and the dressing. Tea is real not tea bags, it was a little strong, but no problem having some hot water. Also they have lovely cakes to choose from. Sitting upstairs you can have a lovely view of the ground floor. Eat up or down, plenty of tables. Also loo's upstairs. Service was good, will return.

Light and airy, tables or sofas, great selection of cakes, scones, teas and and coffees. Friendly and efficient service. Really enjoyed it and would go back, the only bug bear was the long and constant queue for the toilet.

Nice location and very friendly service personell.

Comfortable surroundings in Lemon Street Market which has a broad range of shops. Lovely menu - interesting, plenty of choice but not overwhelming. Pot of quality tea, and our nachos (available with chilli beef or vegetarian option) were great. Great looking salads and cakes (yes I sneaked a peek at what the people on the table next to us were having)

A local enterprise on the top floor of Truro market, lots of character, the coffee and food were of a high quality. The lady who appeared to be running in was fastidious in having the tables cleared quickly and cleaned, menus replaced etc. I saw her running after a customer who had dropped a £5 note on his chair to give it back to him. Food was quickly cooked and delicious. I would use this place anyday when compared to the chain cafes in town and so should you..

Used to be regulars at this cafe but had not been for some time, so was surprised to find it had been rebranded when we visited at lunchtime today. Decided to stay and give it a try, but we’re SO disappointed. Really disliked it. We ordered a jacket potato each - one with baked beans and one with tuna-and-chives. Also two Americano coffees. This cost £16.95. The potatoes arrived crammed into small serving dishes: one had a tiny helping of baked beans on it, the other a couple of tablespoons of tuna, mashed beyond recognition and with no chives that I could see. No salad garnish and all lukewarm. My husband (starving) ate his but I left all of mine. I also left my coffee, I see that a lot of other reviewers here rate it, but to me, it was just as bad as the food.

This is situated on the balcony above the market. Lots of interesting craft shops down there and when you climb the stairs there is even more interesting things to look at.There is a good choice of food and you have can have either a large bowl or a smaller one if you have a salad. The menu changes as the food is locally produced so reflects what is in season. Order at the bar but the food is served to your table. Not open on a Sunday.

We are regular patrons to Figs in Truro. We have no problem with service or food. Please could you cover the food by the stair case, this morning 3 out of the 4 cakes were uncovered. Thanks

Fantastic coffee which has been hard to find on our trip around the UK. Nice creamy strong latte at a reasonable price and the cakes look fantastic and all around $2.95 a slice . Would recommend.

Made the most of a balcony, art gallery in this small precinct. Order at the counter, food served at table. Pleasant food, timely service.

Poor atmosphere and clear staffing or management issues high hopes but very disappointing pay more attention to customers than each other if you want to run a business properly all the gear and no idea sprung to mind Shame as it's nice building

Absolutely superb food, Kim and her staff go the extra mile to make us feel welcome. That is then backed up by the most amazing breakfast in Truro. The coffee is on point and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. I would highly recommend anyone looking to have a breakfast or ouch of he highest quality at a reasonable cost then look no further.

Lovely sunny day outside, pity the climate is a little in chilly here. Food was ok. Nothing wrong with it but nothing to talk about either. Cafe seemed to have an air of arrogance that is not warranted. Plenty of other lovely places to stop off for a quick coffee / lunch in Truro. I won't be returning.

Had a super breakfast in fig yesterday, both food and service excellent. Highly recommend! Good value for money too.

I rarely leave reviews but was sorely disappointed with the customer service experienced over what was meant to be a pleasant visit with a friend. Even the waitress was obviously embarrassed by the rudeness of her coworker. Food was average and overpriced.

Always at a loss of where to go for breakfast in Truro but found out Fig had expanded to a bigger premises and did breakfast! Could not fault it. Been a few times now, great atmosphere and fab menu. Definitely a regular for me.

The four of us had very nice toasted sanwiches / panninis. A great little cafe for breakfast and lunches. Would recommend.

Well okay it's still November, but Fig Cafe were doing an excellent Turkey, honey coated carrots and parsnips, roast potatoes ...so who can refuse

Visited Saturday lunch-time, cafe was busy but we did not have to wait long for our food.Lots to choose from the menu, particularly as I am a coeliac. Food was tasty and well-presented.

I've been visiting this lovely café for the past 5 years and am never disappointed with the quality and service. As a coeliac too there are plenty of really nice options - sweet and savoury. Their recent expansion upstairs is very welcome as there's more space and a nicer, lighter environment.

We made our first visit to Fig Cafe (used to be Lemon) on the first floor of Lemon St market and opted for their turkey roast lunch. The cafe seating area is quite spacious and very clean - staff were wiping down tables every time they cleared as customers left. Roast lunch comprised three slices (processed?) turkey with stuffing, gravy in a jug and separate dishes containing rosemary potatoes (parmentier style) and a bowl containing carrots, parsnips etc. Food was hot and at first appearance the turkey didn't look appetising was quite tasty and moist. Potatoes had a slight bitterness to them - possibly due to the garlic or rosemary? Though they may not have been generous portions we thought their price made them reasonable value for money and were just right for a quite mid week lunch. The cafe Fig offers an extensive menu especially breakfast foods and based on this visit we would certainly return again.

I have always loved Fig, but the menu or options have changed since it moved upstairs. My kids still love it but I get frustrated because whilst there is almond milk there is nothing on the menu I can eat! Well beans on a jacket... but that's not very inspiring.

My first visit to this cafe although my daughter is a regular on her lunchbreak. Lovely bright & airy surroundings. It was very busy at lunchtime but we didn't have to wait long for our order. The Welsh Rarebit was to die for. I can now see why my daughter raves about this place. I will be returning without a doubt.

Went here for lunch whilst shopping in Truro with my husband and both had the quiche and salad which were delicious.

Got recommended to try Fig and I've been back loads since! Love the full English breakfast! The jacket potatoes were cooked perfectly and so filling and tasty! The cheese scones are yum! They have complimentary water for their customers.. children's meals also available! Nice, bright and airy feel. All the staff are lovely..

This one of our favorite places in Truro to stop for a coffee and a snack, have been calling here for many years and now with much more space upstairs even better, but if it's just a coffee no need to go upstairs as they still have an area downstairs for just that!....all the staff always have a smile anfd are very helpful.

I can't believe that we have only just found this place, but now that we have we will be making it a very regular stop. Very relaxing sofas as well as table and chairs in an openplan light space; there are large vaulted ceilings. Artwork displayed in the adjoining gallery (great to see Charlotte Cornish on display) as well tall attractive Australian ferns giving it greenery. We have had coffee here as well as lunch. I agree with others that it is a little on the expensive side but we enjoyed what we had. I did wonder if it could be cold here in the winter and was told that as there is little heating (and probably not a lot of insulation) it can be. But we will be back to find out and possibly to keep our coats on!

I went here for a change, as I'd heard from someone else about it. I thought for the money it was a bit expensive when the food arrived, I've had better else where.I had jacket potato with chicken korma, it was luke warm and the jacket potato wasn't cooked very well, I would have said there frozen jacket potatoes, as it was quite hard and they have a taste about them, my son had a toasted ciabatta roll which was not good value for money, and husband had the soup, which he said was just ok, very peppery. Unfortunately I don't think I'll be rushing back, as there are better places. I had stomach ache all night and the next day still didn't feel to great.Should have just gone to M&S.

Great surroundings and better now it's extended. Twenty minute wait for tea and coffee is a bit excessive. Americano was a little on the small side. But came with hot milk as requested. Tea tasted nice, but trying to use the little ceramic jug proved...entertaining.Good mix of people and some art on display was interesting

The rating reflects the inordinately long time it took them to bring one of the two coffees we ordered. It wasn't madly busy so there was no reason to expect such slow service (and as we were on holiday it must have been REALLY slow for us to notice, because we were not in a tearing rush). And when eventually something arrived it was only half of our order. Fortunately the missing one followed a lot more quickly. Good 'fruity' coffee if that style is to your taste, and nice airy location with some comfy chairs - but we didn't expect to spend anything like as long sitting in them!

Delicious breakfast, quite pricey but worth it in our opinion. Great service and atmosphere, and music! It's a hidden gem in Truro and we'll definitely return.

Coffee and sandwich at the Fig Cafe was delicious. Nice that the cafe has expanded upstairs and gives customers much more space. Definitely a go to cafe when in Truro!

We went to Fig Cafe twice while in Truro both times for Breakfast and it at £8.50 might seem a bit price for a full english. It is in line with other prices in the area. It was hot very tasty and was good value.The girl who took the order was very helpful and the guy who brought food over was also helpful. It's busy so we did notice it does take a little while to clear tables for next customer

My wife gets her Latte every morning from this delightful cafe to start her day and the only way I can be persuaded to go shopping in Truro on a Saturday morning is to be promised a bacon bap at the Fig Cafe.The bacon baps are really brilliant, tasty bacon, soft baps all washed down with delicious coffee.The cafe has recently expanded to include a takeaway and upstairs restaurant. The owners and staff are friendly and efficient and if you are not tempted by the huge array of cakes then you wont be tempted by anything.Great place, give it a try

Stylish branding and beautiful setting. Service friendly but very slow. Food unbelievably dull and menu unimaginative. Could be so much more. Coffee undrinkable.Experience much the same in a Sainsbury's cafe without the frills or premium.

Been coming here for a good many years and always looked forward to a choice of where to eat. Now, I find that all of the food outlet space is run by an outfit called Fig. Initially, undeterred and on a midweek visit, we went up to the gallery cafe to have an early lunch (1145). No sign of lunch menu's anywhere and and, when I enquired, I was curtly informed that lunch doesn't start until 1200 which is also when the menus are posted and not a minute before. We were, to sat the least, flabbergasted, that in this day and age, any catering service provider would treat it's customers like young school children who cannot be trusted to read a menu before deciding to order and then waiting patiently to dos so. We disappeared for a brief stroll and returned when lunch was formally in process! Suffice to say, the lunch menu is most underwhelming and the food totally so. In its favour the Fig prices are moderate but the new furnishings successfully instil an airport style ambience which is quite unappealing. So, regrettably, we shall not return until things change and recommend that others choose somewhere else to lunch. With no competition in the Market, I fear things will not change for the better for some time.

Went in at 11.59 (lunch served from 12) and asked to see the lunch menu. I was told by a very unhelpful waitress that lunch wasn't being served yet. When I told her that it was 1 minute until 12, she said: 'Well it's not up to me it's up to my manager when he wants to put the menus out.' And she then turned away and continued cleaning the tables. I couldn't believe how rude she was and I wasn't prepared to sit and eat there after that service. I quite understand not putting the menus out until 12, but why couldn't she simply say 'If you'd like to take a seat I will bring over a menu shortly'...? One local customer who will not be returning

Fig is a lovely café in the market, great coffee, great service, I cannot recommend it enough. The new takeaway is great too with a brilliant selection of snacks and drinks for lunch. I visit most days and its always really busy which shows how popular it is!

Love this cafe! It has a lovely bright and airy atmosphere, the food is home made and absolutely delicious (especially quiches and cakes!), service is 5* and staff are friendly, welcoming and helpful. The lovely family owned business must have worked incredibly hard to refurbish the new premises, especially within such tight timescales and it looks so much better than the previous gallery cafe, which was very dated. I think they have done a superb job with the renovation and the cafe seems to be going from strength to strength - well done Team Fig! We shall be regulars here!

I was a regular at the Gallery Cafe which had a light and airy feel to it with. Having been busy with moving house during May and June, I returned recently to find a takeover has occured and a wooden monstrosity has been erected which fills the previously open space. As the menu has been changed, I couldn't have the cheese scone I'd come in for so was enquiring about a ham and cheese panini. I was told, rather abruptly and somewhat defensively by the owner ( I hadn't actually been talking to her, but she butted in anyway to ensure I bought SOMETHING, and in an attempt to belitte me or her staff member, it wasn't clear) that 'panini actually just means toasted sandwich' (actually, it doesn't) and that 'toasted sandwiches are on the menu'. Well, actually, toasted ciabatta is on the menu. And not with ham and cheese. Cheese and chicken - a not so classic combination. Anyway, the menu has been trimmed down which was probably necessary. Not so sure it needed to be quite so sexed up, however. The (customised) food I chose was delicious and of good quality and it was nice to see the welcoming, old staff members. They are no longer serving an extra pot of hot water with tea, a decision which I can only assume has been taken to increase profits. This is a bad call as I fear that my chances of returning now are slim to none. I'm all for supporting a local business that is trying to grow but there are plenty of other lunch and cafe options in Truro. For the moment, I will shop around for somewhere that feels a little less like a money making machine and a little more like home.

There used to be three distinct outlets serving food in Lemon Street Market: Lemon Street Gallery Cafe, Fig Cafe and one other. There is now just one Fig 2 Cafe occupying the old gallery site, the old atrium Fig Cafe site and a small site by the main door. The old Fig Cafe premises remain unoccupied.This is all a shame as the three outlets used to provide a varied fare in differing environments. Now the same fare seems to be sold throughout.

Stopped in whilst in Truro, it's a lovely Cafe with nice strong freshly made coffee, and possibly the best sausage and bacon roll I've ever had! Yum!

Stop for lunch. Impressive cafe and well laid out. Dissapointed with my pulled beef sandwich it was a bit on the bland side. Service was slow but it was busy. I will try again as it may have been been a off day for tbe beef.

We were in town for a wedding and so decided to fill up on a decent breakfast as we knew we were,eating late.The breakfast was delicious, as was the coffee.However, I cannot eat bread for a number of reasons, but rather fancied some toast. Gluten free bread was offered on the menu. When I asked about the bread the gentleman serving seemed very unwilling to let me have it. This rather threw me, and then he asked if I was actually a celiac, to which I answered no. I felt that he was suggesting I was just wanting gluten free to be awkward.Then on ordering coffee I asked if they had soya milk, to which he said no, but it made no sense for me to want soya as they made their scrambled eggs with normal milk!I replied that I simply prefer soya, to which he rather reluctantly said they had almond milk which I accepted.I must admit that when I sat at the table I felt uncomfortable and rather irritated that I had to justify quite simple requests and also upset by his rather patronising tone.I had the veggie breakfast, without toast.Apart from that, the young lady who,served us our breakfast was very nice.

Fantastic home made food, good portions. Friendly staff, more than helpful when it came to me feeding my baby.

Great lunch in an ideal setting in the middle of Truro. A little gem. Very reasonable price and great tasting food.

Lovely setting and ambience; very friendly staff and good food/drinks. The choice is a little limited but everything was tasty and well served. Thoroughly recommended!

We visited Fig in Lemon Street Market for a light lunch. Lemon Street is an elegant Georgian street in Truro, well worth the short walk from the main shopping area. The indoor market is small, with a few trendy shops. Fig occupies one downstairs corner, plus tables in the central atrium. I had a creamy (and wobbly) cheese and bacon quiche, which was first class. My wife had a tasty welsh rarebit. Both came with a perfectly-dressed small salad. We then shared a Bakewell slice - freshly-baked and still squidgy - delicious! And the coffee was strong but not bitter. The service was cheerful and attentive. All together, a most enjoyable experience. Next time we visit Truro, we'll try the tempting range of fresh salads they offer.

Lovely lunch with family. Superb kids lunchbox which was healthy and soup was scrummy!Reasonably priced and made to feel very welcome

We often visit and I must admit I thought I had already done a review. Breakfasts always fresh, great pot of tea sets us up for a Saturday! Excellent to have this in our town and the staff are lovely - looking forward to the take-away outlet also being open.

I've been visiting family for the last 3 weeks and have eaten in fig 4 times- that's testament to how fabulous the food is. I also have a newborn baby and have been made to feel so welcome, the staff are so obliging!

I have visited Fig twice .. My first visit was when my heavily pregnant Daughter was due for her baby, in fact the day turned out to be the day my Grand-daughter was born, and the second was yesterday I decided to treat my Husband to a quiet Brunch before we both go back to work after the Christmas break. I would say that the food is beautiful and fresh and no more expensive than anywhere else, but my oh my it is freezing in there. Yesterday, as with the first time I visited. I had removed my coat to sit down, but quickly put it back on. They must put some heating in there!. I know that the entrance door leads to seating outside but I think the next time I will visit will be when it's a lot warmer. Such a shame as I would visit more often if they sorted out he heating.