Sunday lunch in Wrexham: our members' favourite roasts

A proper Sunday lunch is one of the best things about the colder months, and Wrexham's pubs and restaurants take it seriously. Some of the best are a short drive out of the city, so they pair nicely with a morning walk. Here are our members' picks.

The Boat, Erbistock. An award winning 17th century pub on the banks of the River Dee, famous for its food, its Sunday lunches and its game. One of the most beautiful spots in the county for a long lunch.

The Buck, Bangor-on-Dee. A historic, dog friendly village pub known for its hearty homemade food and its famous Sunday dinners. Bring the dog and make a day of it in the village.

The Savvy Fox, Holt. British and Welsh pub classics and Sunday roasts at Hotel Wrexham, with a play park that makes it a favourite with families.

The Fat Boar and CarniBoar, city centre. The Fat Boar on Yorke Street serves Sunday roasts alongside its brunches and cocktails. Round the corner on High Street, CarniBoar's Sunday centrepiece is a 20oz rib eye with all the trimmings, made for sharing.

Levant Kitchen & Bar, Chester Street. Famous for its hanging kebabs and cocktails, Levant also does Sunday roasts and is open every day.

Wrexham Lager Club, near the Racecourse. A historic social club with Wrexham Lager on tap, live sport and Sunday dinners.

The Lemon Tree's Sunday Lunch Pop Up. On the first Sunday of every month, The Lemon Tree on Rhosddu Road opens for Sunday lunch, at £19.50 for two courses or £24.50 for three. The next ones are on 6 December and 3 January.

Festive Sundays at Rossett Hall. On Sunday 6 and Sunday 13 December, Rossett Hall serves a festive Sunday lunch with live acoustic music from Maria Clare. Booking is essential on 01244 571000.

Sunday lunch books up quickly, especially at the country pubs, so ring ahead. For more ideas, see our Sunday roast guide, and if you fancy a walk first, our country parks guide has plenty of routes.