Afternoon tea with sandwiches, scones and cakes at Caffi Cwtch, Wrexham

Afternoon tea is one of the nicest ways to spend an afternoon in Wrexham, whether it's a birthday, a catch up with friends or a treat after a walk.

Every place on this page is a This is Wrecsam member, and every one of them serves afternoon tea. Most ask you to book ahead, so it's worth calling before you go.

Afternoon tea in Wrexham

From a Grade II listed house near the city centre to a café in Chirk, here's where to go for afternoon tea in and around Wrexham.

Here are our members who serve afternoon tea.

Where to have afternoon tea in Wrexham

In and near the city centre

The Lemon Tree on Rhosddu Road serves afternoon tea in a Grade II listed neo gothic house, from 12pm to 2pm on weekdays and from 12pm to 3pm at weekends. It's open to everyone, not just hotel guests, and gift vouchers are available.

Lot 11 Cafe on Hill Street is an Aussie style brunch café that also does afternoon tea. Tables of six or more can book with 24 hours' notice, and its afternoon tea boxes can be delivered or collected, which makes them a good gift.

The Fat Boar on Yorke Street is known for its tipsy teas, a livelier take on afternoon tea, alongside its boozy brunches and cocktails.

Maesgwyn Hall on Mold Road, from the team behind The Fat Boar, serves afternoon tea and a seasonal lunch menu. Booking is essential, as the rooms are often privately booked.

Caffi Cwtch at Nightingale House Hospice on Chester Road serves afternoon tea with finger sandwiches, a sausage roll, cake and homemade scones with preserve and clotted cream. All proceeds support the hospice's care.

Out in the county

Caffi Wylfa on Castle Road in Chirk is known for its afternoon teas, with finger sandwiches, a savoury scone, a mini sausage roll, fruit scones with jam and clotted cream, and petit fours. You can eat in, or order for delivery or collection with 48 hours' notice.

Rackery Farm Shop on the Straight Mile at Llay makes afternoon teas and buffet lunches to order, to take away. It's a handy option for a party or a picnic.

Make a day of it

Pair afternoon tea with a walk. Caffi Wylfa is close to Chirk Castle and the Chirk Aqueduct, and you'll find more ideas in our favourite walks in Wrexham. See also our guides to Sunday roasts in Wrexham and lunch in Wrexham city centre, or browse every member on our Eat page.

Fresh from our blog: Afternoon tea in Wrexham: where our members pour the best pot. And to find something to do before or after, see What's On in Wrexham.

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