Looking for the best places to hang out?
For those 'in the know' - Wrexham boasts a number of independent bars, pubs and free houses, each offering something special for all.
Probably the world's most famous pub.
The
Turf
Wayne Jones, pub landlord, gave us some of his precious time at one of Wrexham’s busiest pubs, The Turf. Famous to millions, Wayne invites you into his friendly pub for a pint.
The
Drunk
Monk
Based just off the High Street in Overton Arcade, the Drunk Monk should be on your list when in town. Read more and visit the monk.
The
Royal
Oak
A traditional village pub - right in the town centre. Read their full profile and story, and have a pint in a proper pub.
Love wine? Then a warm welcome awaits you over at Alticcio. With hand-picked wines from both the new and old worlds, this boutique wine store run by family business owners Beata and Renata is based on Henblas Street.
And to broaden your palate and get introduced to their in house favourites, the team offers wine tasting evening experiences, hosted every other Friday, with carefully selected wines paired with cheeses and canapes for taste experience sensations.
The love of Wrexham runs deep over at
Vault 33
Vault 33 is a former bank and period building, situated on a prominent site on Wrexham High Street, and is an uber cool and chic bar.
Hard to believe it's still in its infancy, the friendly welcome you receive upon arrival and chilled vibe makes it feel like you are stepping back into a place that you have known for a very long time.
We were fortunate to catch up with one of the owners, Neil Roberts - Robbo - early on a match day, just as the bar was opening up and coming to life. One of three close friends, Neil with the support from Craig and Geraint - all collectively make it happen.
We heard first hand just how the business came into being and how it now welcomes both locals and tourists alike in this classy operation, based in the heart of Wrexham.
Right from the very outset the team had a combined vision to create a safe, enjoyable and classy destination. It would focus on a gap in the market and space that they believed needed addressing, for sophisticated audiences.
With a superb themed wall towards the rear of the building depicting the great legends that have played for Wrexham, this custom piece is beautifully overlaid with important and evocative images of the town and moments captured, provoking powerful memories. Take some time when you visit simply to appreciate this compelling visual account of Wrexham's rich social history.
Vault 33 welcomes all but particularly suits those looking for a respectful environment offering a wide range of drinks, cocktails and evenings out.
Trying not to pidgeonhole itself in any particular type of bar category, Vault 33 has a little element of everything to cater for a wide range of demographics and customers.
Without a doubt it's is a great place to watch Wrexham AFC games and has recently extended opening hours both on match days and during the week with the continued growth in business in town, and the success of the bar.
With tall ceilings and great acoustics there is live music on most weekends, and in addition there are book signings, cocktail events and wine tasting evenings. It is also available to hire for private parties for those looking for something extra special so it very much caters for both a growing regular clientele and repeat business.
And thanks to the whole team's passion and continued determination - they've made it the business.
New Oasis themed bar opens in Wrexham.
Supersonic
Opened by Maisie Ansloos and her father Marcus Ansloos. Based right on the High Street, we attend their opening night featuring tribute band Stella Supernova. Head back to the 90's, our kid.
Life's too short not to enjoy great beer...
Real ales & Real good times
With interviews from owners, founders and some local celebrities - we bring you their personal stories and our top tips of where you should be heading out - both day and night - when you visit Wrexham.
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Eats
Popping into town for a welsh breakfast, or looking for a decent spot for brunch or lunch? Maybe a special and memorable meal? We've got you covered.
Events
With national and international events and festivals taking place throughout the year, you won't want to miss any of what goes on.
Stays
Make your visit to Wrexham an overnighter, or stay even longer. Stop over in our recommended places right here in town and nearby to extend your visit.