The Boat at Erbistock, a riverside pub near Wrexham

Nothing beats a proper Sunday roast, and Wrexham has some great ones, from city centre restaurants to riverside country pubs.

Every place on this page is a This is Wrecsam member that serves Sunday lunch. Sundays get busy, so it's always a good idea to book ahead.

Sunday roast in Wrexham

Whether you want a roast after a walk, a long lunch by the river or a steak to share, here's where to go.

Here are our members who serve a Sunday roast.

Where to get a Sunday roast in Wrexham

In the city centre

The Fat Boar on Yorke Street is well known for its Sunday roasts, with food served until 8pm on Sundays.

Levant Kitchen & Bar on Chester Street offers a choice of beef, chicken, pork or veggie roast dinner, and it's open every day from lunchtime until late.

CarniBoar Steakhouse on High Street, from the team behind The Fat Boar, does a Sunday roast with a difference: a 20oz rib eye with all the trimmings, made to share.

Wrexham Lager Club on Union Road serves homemade Sunday dinners every Sunday from 12pm to 4pm, with Wrexham Lager on the bar. Call 01978 310909 to book.

The Lemon Tree on Rhosddu Road runs a pop up Sunday lunch on the first Sunday of every month, open to everyone.

Country pubs

The Boat at Erbistock is a riverside pub dating back to at least the mid 17th century, and The Guardian named it one of the UK's top 30 pubs for Sunday lunch in 2022. Booking is recommended.

The Buck in Bangor-on-Dee is a historic village pub whose Sunday dinner is well known locally. It's very popular, so book ahead.

The Savvy Fox in Holt is a gastro pub with a dedicated Sunday menu, and its Sunday roasts are a firm favourite.

Make a day of it

Combine Sunday lunch at The Boat or The Buck with a race day at Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse, or work up an appetite first with one of our favourite walks in Wrexham. See also our guides to afternoon tea in Wrexham and lunch in Wrexham city centre, or browse every member on our Eat page.

Planning a Sunday out? See What's On in Wrexham for what's happening across the county, from castle Christmases to home games, and read our blog post on afternoon tea in Wrexham.

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