
Quick info
About Crown
Crown is a pub on Llay in Wrexham, open for walk-in visits with no reservations taken. The room serves as a straightforward local spot for anyone stopping by without booking ahead. Guests order at the counter and settle in, with service geared toward casual, unplanned visits rather than arranged tables. The pub keeps its offering simple, focused on the everyday rhythm of a neighbourhood local rather than a formal dining setup. Walk-in access remains the defining part of how Crown operates day to day.
Good to know
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating
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Menu & Prices
110 dishes · mains £16–16- Roast Beef£16.29
- Roast Turkey£15.79
- Half Roast Chicken£15.79
- 2 Large Pigs In Blankets£2.50
- 5 Large Pigs In Blankets£4.79
- Roast Potatoes (Ve)£2.29
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention fish and chips, ultimate chicken burger, pasta alfredo and weekend 3 course menu.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention fish and chips, ultimate chicken burger, pasta alfredo and weekend 3 course menu.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers split on the Crown. Fish and chips with a pint of Wainwright is the standout for one diner, and another notes a massive beer garden for kids. Others praise piping hot, ample dishes and a warm welcome that catered for an elderly disabled guest. Complaints are sharper: one party says a manager refused a dining booking, and another received southern fried chicken after asking for buttermilk.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers split on the Crown. Fish and chips with a pint of Wainwright is the standout for one diner, and another notes a massive beer garden for kids. Others praise piping hot, ample dishes and a warm welcome that catered for an elderly disabled guest. Complaints are sharper: one party says a manager refused a dining booking, and another received southern fried chicken after asking for buttermilk.
Featured reviews
- Ryan McKeown
“Lovely pub just outside of Wrexham. Visited recently on the way to a Wrexham game. Was looked after by John & Lisa. Was recommended the fish and chips washed down with a pint of Wainwright. Perfect. Noticed they offer a 3 course menu at weekends - beer garden massive. Perfect for kids to play or to enjoy the sun! Will definitely be back”
- Naomi Philson
“I looked over the menu and was taken by the ultimate chicken burger but it was made with a southern fried chicken burger, I do not like and cannot tolerate any kind of spice, even southern fried, I discussed with the bar about replacing the southern fried chicken with the buttermilk chicken goujons which are available as part of another meal. I was assured this could be done, my meal arrived with southern fried chicken, I asked it to be looked at and was ASSURED IT WAS BUTTERMILK. it wasnt, so don't appreciate being gaslit by your staff, or their lack of understanding in what food is and how 2 different types of chicken should be identified. I removed the chicken from my burger and ate hash brown and bacon burger from what was left. It was fathers day and I already made a point twice in having it corrected to be told that i was in fact wrong that the southern fried chicken was not southern fried, i wasn't making a bigger fuss to embarrass my family when we booked this for his fathers treat which was £80 for 3 adults so not exactly reasonable pricing either to be left with bread and hash brown as my meal, by this point i just paid and left.”
- Shaun Davies
“The last time we had from here it was great, we had our booking pre booked for 4 people, when arriving we was greeted by a manager, when we stated it was a dining booking we was literally refused service, the manager was very rude when replying saying that the kitchen closes between 8.00 - 8.30pm on Sundays which is not true, online it states the kitchen closes at 9pm. She obviously just wanted an early finish and couldnt be bothered to serve anyone.. unfortunately we Will not be returning here again..”
- Maddog Melville
“One of the best places to eat in the chain. Lovely warm welcome and the needs of an elderly disabled person in our group were catered for wonderfully. The three dishes we ordered were all of a ample size and piping hot. No long wait to be served and it was delicious. Definitely one to revisit and recommend.”
- Cerys Louise Nelson
“We went to the Crown recently for a belated birthday meal for my mum. We have previously attended this restaurant and have never had any issues. Food was spot on, although the Pasta Alfredo portion was slightly small (my opinion), all the …”
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible car park
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- Accessibility· 3
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Bars near Crown
- The Ffrwd4.63471.9 mi£20–30ReservationsWheelchair accessibleGood for kids
sunday roast, chicken & king prawn risotto, homemade pies
- Crown Inn4.8221.9 mi£1–50Outdoor seating
pool table, dart board, friendly landlady
- The Pant-yr-Ochain4.62,7032 mi£20–30ReservationsWheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
lakeside beer garden, sunday roast, sticky toffee pudding
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crown | 4.31,510 | — | — | fish and chips, ultimate chicken burger, pasta alfredo |
| The FfrwdReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Good for kids | 4.6347 | 1.9 mi | £20–30 | sunday roast, chicken & king prawn risotto, homemade pies |
| Crown InnOutdoor seating | 4.822 | 1.9 mi | £1–50 | pool table, dart board, friendly landlady |
| The Pant-yr-OchainReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.62,703 | 2 mi | £20–30 | lakeside beer garden, sunday roast, sticky toffee pudding |
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