A wonderful place to enjoy a meal…read more Mine was the Steak pie accompanied with delicious mashed potatoes and vegetables (and a lemonade too). It was a sunny day. We saw sheep and geese nearby on the wonderful grounds.

The food was lovely and the staff couldn't do enough for you definitely recommend will definitely…read morebe booking again

Fantastic food. Huge portions. Everyone I know that has been here has loved the food. It gets very…read morebusy here as it is very well known in the area for being great value for money. There are a lot of fish dishes on the menu here, and they really know how to cook fish well. Its very traditionally run with only a cuple of members of staff, so there can be quite a wait on the food when they are busy but dont let that put you off, it is well worth the wait.

Food is very nice, chips are fantastic! The steak pie is the best I've had. Portions are big.read more

Great cosy pub. Its very traditionally decorated with stuff everywhere!! They have roaring…read morefireplaces in the winter and its a very nice place to go and have a drink on christmas day if you live nearby. It is also great for watching sports as they have a projector. Gets quite busy when the rygby is on but there is always a good atmosphere and the drinks are really cheap.

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We went there last week on recomendation from a friend who had found it by chance. Excellent in…read morepretty much every respect. There was a good selection on the menu for all (including veggies - my g.f. is one), the atmosphere was relaxed, the staff friendly, the food hot and tasty, the portions not skimpy and the bill very reasonable. We will definately be going again . a welcome find.

We had some vouchers pushed through our door and decided to call in and give it a go. On the whole…read morewe were pleasantly surprised the food was excellent, great value, especially with the voucher. They had a young girl singing who was very good, great atmosphere. The only little negative was I found the place a little dark inside for my liking. We will definitely be calling again soon, as my hubby said his burger was one of the best he's ever had!

This Brewers Fayre pub & restaurant has recently been refurbished. it is a very nice place, with…read moreoutdoor tables for the warm days. Children are catered for very well. The food is quite good. At the moment they have a 2 dine for £10 deal on. There is a large car park. Overnight accomodation is available in a Travel in adjacent to the pub if required. Road access is excellent and it is just off the A483 roundabout.

Another Sunday lunch with the parents. I would categorise the Alyn as 'family friendly'. For some…read morethis is ideal but personally there is nothing worse than sharing a meal with the chattering and bickering of bloody kids. Admittedly that is what one must expect on a Sunday however the restaurant radiated that 'family fun' atmosphere. The chintzy, dated interior didn't help either. It wasn't the sound of children that irritated me either, the music they played was horrendous; a medley of crooners and swingers serenaded us at a volume that was a touch too loud and, worse, played on repeat. To the food. I went for the pork and it was good. Fairly tender though not too flavoursome and I would have appreciated some crackling on the side. Vegetables came in individual dishes for all each of us and were tepid and bland. The good dollop of stuffing was the best thing on my plate. I went for a dessert; after being told that the sticky toffee pudding was off the menu I went for the warm chocolate cake. I'm glad that I was denied my first choice because the cake was delightful. Thick and rich layers of melted chocolate between a light sponge cake and with an incredible load of cream on the side that tasted better than the pudding itself. I'm struggling to give this place three stars. Overall it is a good place for dinner, though a bit on the pricey side at £10 each for what it is, basic. Also I wasn't too impressed with the service. Not only did we wait what seemed like an age to have our plates cleared for dessert but the waiter also asked us if we wanted apple sauce and horseradish provided - this is something I expect on the plate beforehand and shouldn't have to be specifically requested. Slow and clueless sums this place up and to top it off my parents had been to the Chester Grosvenor the night before and told me about their meal as we ate. 'Nuff said.

I eat regularly at this restaurant, especially at lunchtime with my work friends as you can…read morepre-order and the food is always bang on time so we never have to worry about being late back. I'm a big fan of the skillets and the steaks (especially the minted lamb!), and the set menu at lunchtime is great for us too as it's good value and makes sorting the bill much easier when there are loads of us. It's a really nice spot for lunch and a sly drink in the summer too as you can sit out by the river. Brilliant family spot, love taking our little nephew here as we always feel welcome. Recently under new management since just before Christmas and they're doing a fantastic job.

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.

Wonderful, service and food cannot be beaten in a relaxing setting with all the comforts of home.read more

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.

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.

I like the Nags Head a lot. It has a more welcoming atmosphere than most of the other pubs in town,…read moreit is very clean and does some good value food. There's a mixed clientele ranging from youngsters on their way into town to older people drinking their pension away. Its not the most child friendly place and when my one year old daughter had a good shout in there it was made clear that she wasn't welcome. But that's fine, not every pub has to be a family pub. The Nags head does two quiz nights a week and hosts a folk night upstairs every fortnight. One of the few places in Wrexham where you can hear live music. Worth a visit.