You might well like Cornish pasties and cream teas but, “No!” these will not be served.  With the restaurant named “The TRURO”, perhaps West Country favourites might be expected.  However, that name is of a ship that travelled from India to South Africa, during the 19th century.  The cuisine served at the restaurant is a combination of both those places.

We can be seated together, separately from other tables. The menu is attached.  Ken and I have already enjoyed a meal there.

Our COPSE booking is for 7pm (eating time is usually a little later, by the time everyone is gathered and seated).

Location: 3-7 Southend, Croydon, CR0 1BE. From our hall, it’s just straight along the main road towards Croydon, the penultimate building on the right before Coombe Road.

Please let me know, if you’d like to go on our dining list.

Regards,

Ireen Best (07968 035522)

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