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A traditional Cornish inn steeped in history, that has changed little in 700 years. We are enormously proud of The Tinners; it’s heritage and awe-inspiring location.
The Tinners is very much about family and the memories that can be made, shared, and remembered for years to come. We are passionate about sourcing food and drinks locally and use Cornish suppliers wherever possible.
So please come and join us for drink, lunch or dinner and join the wonderful family that is The Tinners
We are open for food:
Monday to Saturday, noon - 3pm for lunch and 5.30pm - 8pm for dinner.
Sunday: noon - 3pm.
Our menus make the most of the local produce grown, reared and landed in West Cornwall.
A pint of local ale. A punchy single malt. A hand-crafted Cornish gin. Whatever your tipple, there’s always plenty to quench your thirst in our well-stocked bar.
Built in 1271, The Tinners Arms has been at the heart of village life in Zennor for over 700 years.
The Tinners was originally built to accommodate the masons who constructed St Senara’s Church – famous for its 600-year old Mermaid of Zennor bench. Yet, you’ll find little has changed over the years as modern life slips away as you step inside.
“At Zennor one sees infinite Atlantic, all peacock-mingled colours, and the gorse is sunshine itself. Zennor is a most beautiful place: a tiny granite village nestling under high shaggy moor-hills and a big sweep of lovely sea beyond, such a lovely sea lovelier even than the Mediterranean. It is the best place I have been in, I think.”
Nestled between the moors and rugged Atlantic coast in the village of Zennor, The White House Bed and Breakfast is an ideal base for exploring Cornwall’s untrammelled far west. Built in 1838, the Grade II listed building is full of Cornish character. With The Tinners Arms pub, dating back to 1271, and St Senara’s church, home to the famous mermaid, on your doorstep – not to mention miles of dramatic coast path–you’ll find plenty of reasons to keep coming back, all year round.
