A lovely warm meal after a cold, wet and windy walk. There were 10 of us, and we all really enjoyed the food. Good hearty grub and great service! Thank you!
A quaint pub in a perfect location when viewing the aqueduct (especially when paying for parking all day). The food is lovely with very big servings for the price (done the right way). Plenty of seating outside, however, these are standard picnic benches and some disabled may struggle to get in and out.
We drove over to visit the aqueduct and ths pub is right on the canal. Has a lovely local pub vibe and friendly service. The steak pie was as delicious as everyone says it is.
Old fashioned pub - reminiscent of the 60s. Good choice of food - the home made steak and ale pie was excellent, though when we returned our next meal was just o.k. Great choice of different icecreams though. Not a good choice of beers - on both occasions both hand pump bitters were off. In a nice canalside spot by the Trevor Basin and the aqueduct. The pub is accessible for wheelchairs - most room in the large room of the bar.
A really nice visit at lunch time on a Saturday. Staff were really friendly and cheerful with lovely, helpful interaction. The interior has been modified for social distancing reasons but there is plenty of seating available. We were met at the door and shown out seats. All staff were wearing masks. There was one ale on 'Farmer's choice' which was very nice. We all chose sandwiches or wraps which came with crisps and salad and was served quite quickly. The pub is situated in a beautiful location next to the aqueduct and a great starting point for a lovely walk. There were plenty of people and dog walkers.
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Acrefair, Wrexham, LL14