Aerial view of The Croes Howell on the Straight Mile, Llay

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The Croes Howell Bar & Restaurant

The Croes Howell Bar and Restaurant sits on the Straight Mile in Llay, around five miles north east of Wrexham city centre, with sweeping views over the Cheshire Plains. It blends history with modern comfort, serving classic pub food and great drinks every day of the week in a picturesque countryside setting.

ABOUT THE CROES HOWELL

Nestled in the heart of the community, The Croes Howell offers a unique blend of history and modernity. The beautifully designed interior combines rustic charm with modern comfort, creating a welcoming atmosphere, while outside, a spacious beer garden invites you to relax and take in the view.

FOOD AND DRINK

Pub classics: a menu of classic pub dishes, with something for every taste.
Main courses: from hearty favourites to beautifully presented plates.
Desserts: sweet treats to finish.
Cocktails: a colourful cocktail list alongside beers, wines and spirits.
Takeaway: order to take home.

WHY VISIT

Whether it's a casual lunch, a family dinner or drinks with friends, The Croes Howell blends traditional hospitality with breathtaking views. The beer garden is ideal for sunny afternoons and summer evenings, and the cosy interior makes it just as appealing in winter.

GOOD TO KNOW

Open: every day.
Booking: book a table online; a deposit may be needed at busy times.
Events and offers: see the website for what's on.
Gift vouchers: available.

GETTING THERE

The Croes Howell is on the Straight Mile in Llay, around five miles north east of Wrexham city centre, with parking on site. It's easy to reach from the A483 via the B5102 towards Burton.

PAIR IT WITH

Rackery Farm Shop is close by for local produce and a family day out, and you can stay the night in a safari tent at Rackery Retreat. Felting With Ewe in Rossett is a short drive away for a hands on day with sheep and wool.