Tradition reigns supreme at The Miner’s Arms, where the menu centres on comforting pub classics including steak and ale pie, liver & bacon and faggots. There are concessions to creativity too though - with our smoked paprika pork and superb Mediterranean lasagne putting tasty twists on tried-and-tested recipes.

And alongside our moreish main menu, there’s always a great collection of daily chef’s specials to tempt your tastebuds too.

Whatever takes your fancy, we’ve got the perfect ale accompaniment too - with London Pride, Seafarers, HSB and a seasonal ale all on tap at any given time. If you’re not big on beer, don’t worry - we’ve a great range of wines, spirits and soft drinks too.

The Miner’s Arms is found in the lovely village of Funtley, in Hampshire. The village is five minutes’ drive from the centre of Fareham, and is conveniently located along the local bus route.

Looking for something to do after a tasty pub lunch? How about a trip to nearby Fort Nelson – an imposing Victorian fort, home to the Royal Armouries national collection of artillery, The Big Guns. 

Alternatively, you can take in Little Woodham (a 17th century village experience), Westbury Manor Museum or Portchester Memorial Gardens. If you’re keen to explore a little further afield, head to Portsmouth - its excellent shopping and historic dockyards are six miles away.