Try These 5 Best Places To Eat In Wrexham

 

After a day of sightseeing or ambling among the hills, you'll want to try these five best places to eat in Wrexham. From classic pub food to trendy cafés and restaurants in Wrexham, there's something to suit every appetite and all taste buds. 

Next time you're in the area, be sure to try these best places to eat in Wrexham.

The Fat Boar

An independent restaurant with a varied menu

Whether you’re looking for a tasty lunch, an evening meal or even somewhere to have your Christmas dinner in Wrexham, be sure to stop in at The Fat Boar. An independent restaurant in Wrexham, The Fat Boar serves up classic British pub food like burgers and fish and chips, as well as less conventional dishes like bao buns with Vietnamese pork and katsu curry. 

If you want something a bit faster, the pizza and a pint is a good deal, and you can try the local Wrexham Lager or some real ale. Finish off your meal by trying one of the 63 gins or an unusual cocktail like the rhubarb and custard sour. 

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The Boat Inn

A pub with a long history

Looking for a traditional British pub with a long history? Try the Boat Inn at Erbistock, a riverside pub that dates back to the 17th century and which combines an old-fashioned friendly atmosphere with 21st-century service and good food. 

There’s a lot to choose from on the menu, from fish and chips to vegetable jalfrezi, oysters or macaroni cheese. Come on Sunday for a Sunday roast, and if you’ve got room, round off your meal with a dessert of sticky toffee pudding or a cheeseboard.

And that’s not all – there are five cask ales on tap and a wine list from prosecco to warm and spicy reds. Well-behaved dogs are welcome inside, there’s a beer garden by the river for sunny days and a crackling fire inside on chillier ones. 

Croes Howell

Sunday lunch and pub classics

Come for the flavourful home-cooked food and stay for the cosy interiors and the large beer garden at this bar and restaurant near Wrexham. On a Sunday, you can get Welsh meats, fluffy Yorkshire puddings and crispy potatoes, and there’s a full and varied menu during the week with dishes from Welsh lamb to Thai curry. 

If you’re travelling with children, take a look at the kids' menu with smaller portions of pub staples, including sausage and mash and burgers. Another popular option here is the afternoon tea with sandwiches, sausage rolls and scones – be sure to book 24 hours in advance if you want to try this.  

Lot11

Grazing boxes and a dine-in café

Lot11 is a good choice for a lunch spot in the centre of Wrexham. Choose a simple all-day brunch option like the bacon butty, or go for a sandwich or soup of the day. Bubble tea and a range of coffees are on the menu, and on Friday and Saturday evenings the café is open late and cocktails, wine and beer are on offer. 

Prefer to take a picnic during your day out in Wrexham? Buy a grazing box of goodies like hummus, Italian ham and nuts, or get an afternoon tea box that includes sandwiches and two types of cake. 

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Harvest Vegetarian Kitchen

Vegan-friendly Chinese food

Need a vegetarian option? The Harvest Vegetarian Kitchen serves healthy Chinese plant-based food that’s all vegan-friendly. Get all the Chinese takeaway dishes you know here like chicken Kung Po and duck Szechuan but with the meat replaced by yummy alternatives like soya. Afterwards, carry your food to nearby Alyn Waters Country Park and have a picnic by the river or under the trees. 

 

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