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Taste of the Town: Wrexham’s Best Venues

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Carniboar Steakhouse, High Street, Wrexham

There’s something special about finding those places you keep returning to. Wrexham has an impressive collection of venues that continue to raise the bar, from relaxed family lunches to memorable evenings out.

Five Stand-Out Destinations

Among them are five destinations that have become firm favourites with locals and visitors alike. The Fat Boar, Croes Howell, Maesgwyn Hall, CarniBoar and Hill Street Social each have their own personality. However, they all share the same commitment to outstanding food and fantastic hospitality.

If there’s one venue that captures Wrexham’s vibrant food and social scene, it’s The Fat Boar. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, it’s equally suited to a relaxed lunch or a lively night out. Also, a family meal works just as well. The sharing platters have become particularly popular, offering fantastic value for groups. This summer, the venue comes alive with its Summer Socials featuring DJ Lee.

The back yard at the Fat Boar, Wrexham
The back yard at the Fat Boar, Wrexham

Countryside Charm and Elegant Weddings

Just a short drive from the town centre, Croes Howell offers something completely different. Set in beautiful surroundings, it’s one of those venues that immediately feels relaxed from the moment you arrive. Families are particularly well catered for throughout the summer. Meanwhile, inflatables and outdoor entertainment create the perfect environment for children to play.

Few venues in Wrexham are as versatile as Maesgwyn Hall. Notably, it is beautifully presented and full of character, so it suits both formal and informal events. It has become one of the area’s most popular destinations for weddings, celebrations and corporate events. Meanwhile, what makes Maesgwyn Hall stand out is its ability to offer elegance without feeling formal.

Steaks, Sport and a Place to Meet Friends

For lovers of premium grilled food, CarniBoar has quickly established itself as one of Wrexham’s must-visit restaurants. Also, meat takes centre stage here, with expertly cooked steaks, burgers and grilled favourites. Completing the collection is Hill Street Social, one of Wrexham’s most welcoming social venues, where live sport features prominently throughout the season.

Together, these venues represent everything that’s great about Wrexham’s hospitality scene. Indeed, passionate teams and welcoming atmospheres run through all five. Therefore, whether you’re discovering them for the first time or returning to an old favourite, great food has a way of bringing people together across the city.

A Croes Howell sharing platter
A Croes Howell sharing platter

Each venue also offers something for a different occasion, which is part of what makes the collection work so well together. Need somewhere to entertain the children on a sunny afternoon? Croes Howell has you covered. Looking for cocktails, music and a lively Saturday night? Then, head to The Fat Boar instead.

The Perfect Backdrop

Planning a wedding or a special celebration? Maesgwyn Hall provides the perfect backdrop, with attentive service and beautiful surroundings combining to create memorable occasions. Fancy one of the best steak dinners in town? CarniBoar won’t disappoint. Meanwhile, anyone meeting friends to watch the match or enjoy a quiz night will find Hill Street Social waiting with a warm welcome.

What makes these venues so successful isn’t simply great food or stylish surroundings. Instead, it’s their ability to offer something for every occasion, season after season. Consequently, exploring what each has to offer is well worth the time for anyone yet to try them all.

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