Fairfield Tavern, Wrexham

The Fairfield Tavern is a tiny Marstons backstreet local with seating either side of a central wall that divides the pub. On the left side is a pool table and the right has a small play area for toddlers. Televisions are located throughout for watching live football and there’s also a jukebox. The bar counter on the rear wall supports a standard keg range alongside San Miguel. I’m not sure I’d go out of my way to revisit, but I’d pop back in if passing because the service was very friendly.

A great friendly pub tucked away from the town centre. Decent drinks and chatty regulars.

A good traditional local hidden away off the main road (A5152 to Ruabon, turn left at The Bowling Green pub) less than 10mins walk from Wrexham town centre. Real Ales were Jennings Bitter and Mansfield Cask on my visit but may change to other beers from the Marston range. I had the last pint of Jennings from the barrel but it was still excellent. The pub has a lounge and vault area connected by the single bar.

The Fairy is a frendly place with good chat,great beers.

Everyone welcome to the Fairfield. A great bunch of people. Permanent and guest cask ales. Recently Cask Marque accredited!