Royal Oak, Wrexham

Situated on High Street in the old quarter, The Royal Oak is a grade two listed building and is a long narrow pub with the bar to your left on entry with a real fire and a good variety of casks to go at.Called in early doors where i found the landlord friendly and the pint of Slumbering Monk top drawer.There was a notice saying you can bring your own food in,which i am not sure if that is a good thing or bad. Worth a visit

Great place to go for all ages over 18. The Management and staff are lovely. The best pub in Wrexham town centre.

Royal Oak page at the Joules Brewery site - www.joulesbrewery.co.uk

The Royal Oak is a fine town tavern; grade two listed, sitting in the heart of Wrexham within the old quarter amidst the banks and grand buildings which made this lovely town the commercial heart of North Wales. Many of these buildings are now occupied by the big pub brands and whilst the Oak, originally a Bents Brewery pub, has also been on the merry go round of pub companies, it’s now safely within the Joule’s fold. It is once again an independent brewery pub and sits snugly between the important looking buildings, on the old High Street of this impressive town, a very smart, but old fashioned style of pub. The Oak is a long, long pub but just 5 meters wide. It’s cosy with a real fire and a warm welcome and naturally it specialises in real ale. We have restored the pub, re-introduced panelling, and our team have calculated that this pub has the most mitres on the estate (ie each panelled corner) despite being the smallest pub. It also has the most mirrors – beautiful etched Joule’s livery. Sean and Tracy focus on ale and showcase other local brewers from time to time. They offer a very short and unpretentious menu simply consisting of pasties! But being in the heart of the town you are welcome to bring your own food, M&S is just round the corner and Subway right opposite if you fancy a sandwich with your pint – it’s a bit like an unlicensed restaurant but in reverse! Outdoor area at the rear for drinking, chatting and smoking, Easy parking in one of the towns central car parks.

Royal Oak page at the Joules Brewery site - www.joulesbrewery.co.uk