Griffin Inn in Wrecsam

Ah, the Griffin Inn – it's one of those pubs that just feels like a second home, you know? From what I've gathered from the reviews, Jean's been running the place for half a century, and her hospitality is second to none; she's got that knack for making you feel welcome the moment you step through the door. The atmosphere is spot on for a traditional spot – think crackling open fire, a darts board for a bit of friendly competition, and even a piano that might get the sing-along started. It's reasonably priced too, so you won't break the bank on a few pints. On the flip side, it's purely a drinks venue, so if you're after a meal, you'll have to sort that out elsewhere, and remember to bring cash because cards aren't an option. The drink choices are a bit on the slim side, with only one ale available and no stout in sight, which might disappoint if you're after more variety. All in all, it's a fantastic choice if you're in the mood for that authentic, community feel in Wrexham, but it might not suit everyone looking for something more modern or extensive.