Best places: Bars in Wrexham, United Kingdom

Ales and European food in a quaint 16th-century inn with an inglenook and wattle and daub walls.

👍👍 First visit of many, food was wonderful and authentic, staff were friendly and attentive. Very reasonably priced and I'll be back soon.

Set in a 1661 building & featuring a scenic beer garden, this pub serves comfort food & real ales.

👍 Nice town centre pub adjoining Wrexham fc ground Friendly atmosphere and cheap pints.

Fashion retail chain providing trendy branded clothes and accessories for men and women.

👍👍 Great place and a fantastic pint.

👍👍 This pub is proudly Welsh and I love it. A must-visit destination for those going to Wrexham.

👍👍 Top notch carvery and decent prices, would definitely go again.

Nostalgic 2-level pub with eclectic decor & a beer garden serving upmarket traditional fare.

Joules ales are poured at this beamed pub with beer garden, cosy tucked-away snug and British menu.

A neo-gothic building with airy rooms & a restaurant serving modern British cuisine.

👍👍 First time coming here. I love the decor and pictures around this place. Good food with excellent service. Highly recommend

Activity and leisure centre with a 6-lane swimming pool, a 65-metre slide and a fitness suite.

👍👍 Amazing Kings Breakfast 👍👍 great, friendly staff We’ll be back!

👍👍 Not a town centre drinker usually but in town for the match like thousands without a ticket. What an atmosphere! Staff worked their socks off to serve everyone as quickly as they could. Didn't matter as there is a TV behind the bar in fact there's a TV everywhere! Let's hope for many more nights and...

👍 Traditional pub serving good food at a reasonable price.

👍👍 Eldest child went here for a post ending school get together with his class. All had a good time.

😠 The most aggressive and hostile customer service ever received! Will not be returning!

British pub grub, plus ales, lagers & spirits in a relaxed setting with wood-lined dining areas.

😐 Spit and sawdust boozer. Good atmosphere. No fuss working class orientated experience, what you see is what you get. Once saw a regular drink a pint of drip tray. Featured on Britain's Toughest Pubs many years ago.