The Tinners Arms in Cornwall

Cuisine: British

Where is The Tinners Arms?

🏠 Zennor, St Ives TR26 3BY


Pub dating to 1271 offering log fires and local ales, plus 4 rooms in a 19th-century cottage.

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Top quality food, great outside area, fantastic old pub inside.

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So this review is to tell you to stay away from the secret treasure that is the Tinners Arms. You don't want to go here, definitely not , absolutely never ever.The Fish and Chips was fabulous especially the fish- locally caught, the drinks, I have it on very good authority from my very great friends, A locally made cider Grevedy (?) and the Mermaid ale was amazing and very much appreciated. A big shout out to Bar Lady Sarah and Kitchen Lady Hannah for their excellent service, friendly chat and helpful natures.The Tinners Arms is not a large pub so it is very much a first come first serve basis so if you are doing the coastal walk from St Ives to Zennor the pub is a very welcome spot to rest and imbibe some lovely refreshments and enjoy some great food.The only downside was that we had to walk the 12km/ 7.4 miles to get there :)Having said that the sights were amazing and the last view from the Zennor headland is really beautiful. Oh and we did get to see a couple of seals too.Thanks Sarah and Hannah hope to see you again sometime, (Good to meet hubby too).

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Absolutely wonderful pub!! Popped in after a lovely windy walk & the staff are just lovely!Food is great too & a great choice to pick from… beautiful big roaring fire & a feel good chilled atmosphere & you are made to feel welcome no matter who you are or how often you pop in… highly recommend!

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The best Sunday roast! Lovely, friendly staff, and great service.Also has lots of outdoor seating in good weather.100% recommend The Tinners!

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Great food and great atmosphere. Loved the open fire on a winter's day. I have Coeliac hence must have gluten free and they were easily able to accommodate with good menu options. Highly recommend.ed Look around the area while you are there and don't miss walking at least some of the coastal path. It might be a good idea to do that before lunch as the portions are good.

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The food was lovely and really tasty 😋 Also the place had a cozy vibe and was warm and has a vintage look to it.The toilets wernt as good as the rest of the place. But men's toilets where decent. My food was amazing as you can see. Lovely fireplace.

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Been here a few times before but went on Tuesday for lunch with friends. No tables in the main pub available so we went into the restaurant ordered our food and drinks and settled down. After our sharer starter (nachos, delicious) had arrived the lovely lady with the stunning fuschia coloured hair asked if we would like a table in the pub by the fire. We did so we made our way up and she moved all the glasses plates etc for us and made us comfortable. Everyone here is really friendly and helpful, lunch is really delicious and the choices are great. This is a lovely place to visit, busy in the summer but that's due to its popularity because of the food and location. Go in the winter, sit by the fire and enjoy and then do the same in the summer in the garden (go early or late to make sure you can get a table.

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Fanrastic pub in Zennor. Short distance from some fabulous coastal walks. The Tinners (aka Doom Bar) is delicious. Good, well priced food. Nachos were a hit with the kids. Friendly staff. Looks like a great quiz too on a Thursday night.

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Lovely Character Cornish pub at its best.Great fresh food and service.Ample parking and super views and coastal walks. Photos taken very close by to the pub.

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An excellent pub set in the heart of Zennor with a pretty beer garden.Freindly staff despite being currently very busy with the summer season.Food is served from 5 last orders at 7pm in the evening. You can't book tables so earlier is better although you can sit in the garden and have a drink whilst waiting for a table.Would recommend the Moules with Eton Mess to follow. Fish and chips and their burgers also looked great.Generous portions and good value.It is worth taking the Cornish footpath from the pub there is a circular route steep in places but reveals the spectacular cornish coast and the history surrounding this special place.Moo Maid is fabulous for Icecream teas and coffees with outside seating and a lovely gift shop.

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908 customers of The Tinners Arms have given it an average rating of 4,6.