The Miners Arms

The Miners Arms Mithian is a pub and restaurant in the village of Mithian, inland in the St Agnes area about a mile east of St Agnes and reached by lanes near the B3285. Inside, real beams and low ceilings give the rooms their character, and food is served all day. You can call in for a late lunch or an early supper without watching the clock. Dishes are freshly prepared and cooked to order, and the kitchen uses local Cornish produce whenever possible. Visitors rate the pub 4.8 out of 5 and describe it as moderately priced.

Planning your visit

Booking a table in advance keeps things simple, especially for groups and family meals, because the pub is good for children and for larger parties eating in. Dogs are allowed too, and outdoor seating lets you eat outside when the weather is kind. Free parking makes arrival by car easy, and both the entrance and the parking are wheelchair accessible. The bar serves beer and wine alongside your meal.

A stop on a day out

Mithian sits a short drive from the coast, so it works well as a lunch stop before or after a walk at Trevaunance Cove at St Agnes, the nearest beach. Lanes around the village let you stretch your legs, and then you can settle in for food and a drink before heading home.

Questions visitors ask

Do you need to book a table at The Miners Arms Mithian?

You can book a table, which is worth doing for groups or family meals. It is good for children and for groups, and dogs are allowed.

Is food served all day?

Yes. Food is served all day and the pub is open all day, with dishes freshly prepared and cooked to order.

Is there parking and step-free access?

There is free parking, and both the entrance and the parking are wheelchair accessible.

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