We went here on our trip a couple years ago and we loved it. My family friends are from Wrexham so…read morethe night we arrived, after they had gotten us some fish and chips, we went out here for some drinks. Since it was our first time in the UK it was a great start to our trip. The outside of the building is exactly what an American hopes to visit in the UK. It is in an old building with a thatched roof and it looks like it has been there for an eternity. The drink selection was great and by drinks I of course mean beer and cider because what else would you get from a pub? We sat in the back corner and were able to have a good time before we were on to the next pub. A couple days later before we went on a drive through the Welsh countryside we stopped in here to get some breakfast. We got a traditional English breakfast and for those that have not been luck enough to try it, it is amazing. It is more food than you could possibly eat for only a couple pounds. Hash browns, bakes beans, toast, eggs, sausage, tomatoes, mushrooms, etc.. Since we were with our local friends the owner came and spoke with us. He was very nice and we loved it there. We will be returning during our next trip to Wales.

Gord and I had a beer at the Horse & Jockey, the oldest pub in Wrexham, on Thursday…read more It dates back to the 16th century. It is highly distinctive as the only surviving thatched-roof property in Wrexham. When we walked by it, we had to stop in! Happily it looks like it hasn't changed much over the years. Apparently it is the combination of 3 cottages that have been combined over the years. It was definitely the most authentic pub we've been in so far and Rachel, the barkeep, was fun and friendly. Cheers!

Ok so let's get this out there first, yeah I'm a yank and I drove up to Wrexham because of Rob and…read moreRyan buying the football team. Well with that out of the way, after a day walking around the town, visiting the Turf and looking in at the Stadium...I wanted to get a nice pub dinner. I was looking for some other place that turned out the be closed, and then rounded a corner and saw the Nags Head. Earlier in the day I tried to get a Guiness at The Turf, but they had run out, probably because they had a game the night before and the taps were drained. The Nags Head had my dark gold in a glass. They also had a wonderful Chicken pie with peas and roast potatoes. Just a perfect pub dinner. The place seemed to be filled with happy locals, probably a bunch who were tired of seeing american tourists like me taking up space in their favorite pub. It's ok guys, I'm home now so you can get your seat back. The Nags head was a wonderful pub in a nice Wales town that is having a moment in the limelight....enjoy it folks, it probably won't last.

Gord and I had supper Thursday evening at The Nags Head, one of Wrexham's most historic pubs, with…read morerecords showing it existed by the mid-17th century. It is regarded as one of the town's oldest surviving public houses. Inside it was more of a family style restaurant. We both ordered wings ... Gord's were plain and mine had Piri Piri sauce. Both were good!

Hooch is back! Reminding me of celebratory post exam drinkings at the end of my school years. Boy…read moream I glad to see that malevolent lemon again! Decent spoons - in addition to the Hooch I had a beer called something like Fireside and enjoyed the Lamb Cowl, a Welsh dish that their pubs west of the border offer. The negatives...the usual downside you generally get with Wetherspoons. Named after an American Merchant of Welsh heritage.

Wetherspoons represent some of the best value places to drink on the high street and few places can…read morecompete with their prices. The problem with this is that it tends to attract people who want to drink a lot for very little. This can mean that the clientele are peculiar bunch. There is no better place to find old men with tattoos or tracksuit clad cap wearers. A glance at the front entrance can bring to mind the old Barnham and Baillys circus. Wetherspoons is cheap. The food is cheap, the drink is cheap. If cheap is what you want, you will find it here in abundance.

The oldest pub in wrexham, recently refurbished to an extremely high standard, still keeping all…read morethe original features like fireplaces, stone flags, oak beams etc. Serving the recently relaunched Wrexham Lager, and a good choice of quality cask ales. This freehouse also serves the best carvery I have ever had. Quiz Night every Monday Cask Club £2.00 every Tuesday Band Night every Thursday The best pub in Wrexham? Almost certainly.

Beautiful, charming Welsh hotel with all the modern amenities. The staff is genuinely friendly and…read morehelpful, the rooms are small (compared to USA hotel rooms) but perfectly situated, and the bathrooms are ideal. It's clean and inviting with delicious food served in the restaurant. I could not recommend this establishment more.

My husband and I were on a United Kingdom tour and Wrexham was a stop along the way. Included in…read moreour tour was a two-course meal at The Lemon Tree. We found this place to be lovely, nicely decorated, and the staff was quite attentive. Give it we were the only people in the entire restaurant, a party of maybe 16, but it was still nice. We were given the option of pork, salmon, or a cauliflower steak. My husband chose the pork and since we like to try each other's dishes I felt the need to try the cauliflower because it really sounded interesting. I wasn't disappointed, it was quite good, with pomegranates and almond slivers, and some sort of puree on the bottom. Amazing flavors considering most of the food we had in the UK was bland. For dessert it was a choice of sticky toffee or a passionfruit kiwi sorbet. We once again had one of each and my husband's sticky toffee won hands down. Our table raved about that dessert. I saw that this establishment doesn't have the best reviews, but we found it to be an enjoyable evening and was quite satisfied with our experience.

Another wonderful dining establishment in the greater Wrexham area…read more It's a Pub with a well established restaurant menu to go with the spirits they serve. I got the Welsh steak medium and it didn't last long on my plate. It sounds like everyone loved their dishes. So I'm guessing all their food is very good.

The food looks amazing and it sure was service was pretty quick since there was so much people I…read morewould recommend it

Lovely bar, nice for lunch, has a good lunch menu of baguettes with chips. The tuna and cheese melt…read moreis a personal favourite!! Quite expensive for drinks at night. Its always packed and noisy at night too, personally much prefer it in the day, like to go somewhere I can hear my mates talking at night.

My family went to the Plas coch Wrexham last month for a birthday meal. Due to the kitchen staffs…read moreincompetence my brother was rushed to hospital with a reaction to shell fish that was cross contaminated on a mixed grill, after half the food was raw. My 1 year old nephew also had an allergic reaction to the cross contamination on his vegan meal that had eggs in which he's also allergic to. I had to leave the meal half way though to rush my brother to the hospital to prevent him dying. And have been told by Ruth Powell Head of Technical Services that is doesn't deserve a refund, when I also had to spend the night in hospital with my brother leaving my pregnant wife with my mother who was very distraught due to whole ordeal. Appalling customer service from head office.

Great for drinks and quizes but not fantastic for food despite it being very good value for money…read more It has a vast pub menu with very cheap dishes and various deals where you get a drink with yor meal. Curry club nights are not bad. Very good value. Dont go here if you want good food though, you will be disapointed.