Just discovered this place and its great and very unusual . Its a climbing and adventure centre…read more which has a great cafe and studio gallery displaying stunning paintings by the owner. Best of all its in a quiet spot just around the corner from me ! Its in a building that was part of the coal mine at Plas Power . Nice Panninis and very good Coffee.

Bought a reasonably sized plastic tank kit for my son. Got home and found the pump, food and…read moreaccessories missing so I took it back and found out someone had robbed every filter out of the fish tank kits. They were very apologetic and built me a kit from their own (better) stock which they didn't have too. Will definitely use them again!

avoid!! don't ever buy anything from here the customer service is shocking and they still havent…read morerefunded me an item I returned 2 months ago

I ordered a jersey in January. Per FedEx it's still in England. Wrexham AFC told me it was…read moredelivered in October. if you want Wrexham gear do not go to club shop. terrible customer service (they won't respond to emails) you're better off buying generic on Amazon. sad to see Ryan and Rob's love for club doesn't exist with its main staff.

Don't leave ham out of the fridge, because exposure to warm temps and air really Wrecksham. So now…read morethat we have that out of the way, let's talk about sheep. Oh wait, sorry. First-Hand Experience: Having lived nearby in Manchester and supporting the club even closer to them, Liverpool, I know a lot about Wrexham. I saw them play live on two occasions, and both times the crowd was one of the most rabid ever. Most recently in 2007, so I need a re up on my Wrexham experiences. The year I watched them live, was the 200th year the stadium had been around. Wow. So this club is in Wales. But it's a lot more than just a Welsh club. For instance, amazingly, did you know that Wrexham is not only the oldest footy team in Wales, it's the THIRD OLDEST TEAM IN THE WORLD, daring back to 1864, with a stadium dating back to 1807. Amazing. As if that weren't enough reason to give it a 5 star rating, they have loud support, a big stadium, they're one of the few welsh teams playing in the English league, their ground played host to the first ever Wales international match, they knocked Arsenal out of the FA Cup in 92, they beat Porto in the European Cup Winners Cup once, they won trophies like the FL Trophy and tons of Welsh Cups, they're basically just absolutely awesome. And did I mention they are a FAN OWNED team as of 2011. And we love fan owned teams. So it's a very easy 5 stars for Wrexham. Now here's a review of the stadium: Intercourse is fun, but don't race through intercourse because then Missy E will call you a 1 Min Man (or woman), and they'll name a stadium after you for all the wrong reasons (the Racecourse Ground, perhaps). The largest stadium in North Wales, the 5th largest in Wales, with a capacity of 15k (10k sometimes), it opened all the way back in 1807, I mean this place is steeped in history and has an intense atmosphere, too. They even name their big stand "The Kop" after Anfield's stand. They once had 35k people show up to watch them face Manchester United. This all leads up to one thing... such a grand stadium, even for a non league team, and they are the pride of the conference and destined to get back in the football league someday. Add to the fact that it's a supporter owned team (Wrexham AFC) and it's 5 stars across the board for these Welsh wonders.

Jolly Jungle is an indoor soft play are for the under 8s complete with a live parrott. They've…read morethought of absolutely everything, theres an enormous 3 storey slideinto a ball room, a whole heap of ramps, tunnels, observation pods, swinging obstacles and much much more. Its a fantastic place on a rainy day. They have a dedicated area for toddlers but most toddlers bore of it very easily, esecially when they can see what the older children have to play on. They provide plenty of seating for adults, a variety of daily newspapers and magazines and an extremely expensive cafe. You'll need a mortgage to have a coffee. They also operate a very strict no outside food policy. Parking is extremely ristricted and as Jolly Jungle is located in the middle of an industrial estate on the road parking monday to friday can be a bit of a nightmare. At the weekend the place is heaving with childrens birthdays parties which run constantly throughout the day.

very good value for money, never seems very busy so easy to book what you want. Very easy to get to…read moreand well signposted off the A483

I ordered an item from the club shop which never arrived. I contacted the shop which replied to me…read morethat it appeared it had been lost in shipping. The shop provided a form for me to complete and I immediately did so and sent it back. I didn't hear back from them so I sent them an email again. I did not hear back from them again, so I just sent them another email asking what the status of my order is. So far, my experience with them is a bit disappointing.