I've only ever been to Decks for breakfast. It's a help yourself, all you can eat buffet set up…read moreand as such is very good value for money (providing you starve yourself before going). Not everything on offer is as good as it could be but as it's help yourself you can just help yourself to whatever you like and whatever you don't like the look of you can leave behind on the counter. One quibble is that food production doesn't always keep up with demand. This leads to people loitering at the counter waiting for a particular item to be replenished which in turn causes queues to build up behind them. Maybe it would help if they just used a bit of common sense and stood back away from the counter while they're waiting so the queue can keep moving?

Small but perfectly formed bistro…read more In summer the outside seating is to die for, ditto the all day breakfast ;) And very reasonable prices too.

Breakfast here is one of the best in Wrexham for the price and love the little touches with a…read moresmiley face with every breakfast etc

the food is wonderful, the staff are warm and welcoming and its the best place to eat in North Walesread more

Always happy to help good food for the price one of the best cafes in Wrexham if you like your tea…read moreyou get a big pot 4 cups only place in town I will eat been in most cafes in Wrexham only place I have somewhere to

This cafe is very mediocre. The location is very nice, by St Giles church but the staffare mainly…read moreyoung girls who would rather be chatting with each other that making an effort with the customers. The food is very average. When I went there not long ago it was also very cold inside so it was difficult to relax. The french name suggests that you might find yummy lunch food here, but I didn't find this to be so.

A greasy spoon cafe if every I have seen one but the food is very cheap and is actually pretty…read morenice. They have various cakes there and the usual sandwhiches, fry ups ect

This is a nice little cafe with outside seating in summer…read more Their prices however make Cafe Nero down the road look cheap. A "normal cup" -sized latte costs you £3 odd, whereas in Cafe Nero an "american-oversized-cup" size costs you £2.99. Shocking. Also the staff here are quite miserable/snooty.

This is a very good cake shop and cafe. You can buy fresh pies and pasties - cooked on the…read morepremises. Also you canb uy cakes, cream cakes, cookies etc. The shop is very nice and clean and the staff are nice. There is a cafe at the back of the shop which is very nice too. You can have a light meal - a pie or a pastie or something sweet like a scone or toasted teacake. They also do pots of tea, coffee etc. There is a toilet upstairs if needed, where you can also wash your hands.