A NEW restaurant report has revealed Wrexham's top places to wine and dine.
Using customer reviews from Tripadvisor, MG Timber and Online Market Surgery have ranked the top restaurants across the UK from the highest populated areas.
As a result, the most highly rated restaurants across Wrexham have now been confirmed.
10. The Lemon Tree - Rhosddu Rd. Serves much-loved British and Welsh dishes in the centre of Wrexham.
The Lemon Tree (Image: Tripadvisor)
9. Cross Foxes - Erbistock. A traditional country pub serving great beer, food and has spectacular views overlooking the river.
8. The Golden Lion - Rossett. A family-centered pub with a spacious beer garden serving delicious home-cooked meals.
The Golden Lion (Image: Tripadvisor)
7. Levant Kitchen and Bar - Chester St, Wrexham. An eccentric and unique restaurant, inspired by the culinary histroy of the Levantine.
6. The Dog and Pickle, Rossett - Formerly the Nags Head, this is a comforting family-friendly pub serving all the classics in a newly refurbished setting.
5. Ial Restaurant - Chester Rd, Wrexham. A student-run, contemporary dining space to enjoy delicious home-grown and locally sourced dishes.
Nags Head (Image: Tripadvisor)
4. Nags Head - Mount St, Wrexham. Friendly, historic pub in Wrexham featuring a beer garden, comfort food and real ales.
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3. The Boat Inn - Erbistock. A traditional 17th century riverside inn serving modern British dishes.
2. The Bank Wine Bar and Bistro - High St, Wrexham. Locally-sourced, seasonal small plates.
1. Lisbon Tapas Restaurant - Church Street, Wrexham. Serving authentic and delicious Portuguese dishes. Lisbon Tapas received a glowing review from critic Jay Rayner in 2023.
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