The Driftwood Spars located on Trevaunance Cove is a diverse and versatile business offering a traditional pub, with food that has a touch of flair and innovation making the Driftwood a gastronomic destination.

The pub boasts, 4* AA rated Guest Accommodation,  and a micro brewery for discerning ale drinkers,  being rated in the top 10 pubs with rooms, real ales and real fires in the Financial Times in September 2010 and in the top five of the Times’ 50 best pubs in the country 2011.

In addition, the Driftwood Spars is a great location to get married or hold a function, with a restaurant area that overlooks the stunning cove or the cosy Wheel Room which is the oldest part of the building.

Offering free Wi-Fi and a great coffee, three cosy bars, all with log fires in the winter and a dining room with spectacular views of the Cove, the Driftwood Spars really is a place that offers something to everyone. 

The building itself offers a wealth of history having been converted from a tin mining warehouse, chandlery, sail making loft and fish cellar over the years to a hotel with bar in the early 1900’s and a public bar in the 1940’s.  The Driftwood’s name is derived from the huge timber beams (spars) that are said to have come from ships wrecked along the coast.

The location of the pub offers easy access to the north Cornwall coastal footpath whilst being part of the St Agnes community in a vibrant village with much to offer both day trippers and people looking to stay.

Our aim is for you to enjoy your time with us whatever the reason for your visit.

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