Oscars Restaurant in Wrexham

Just had the most amazing dining experience at Oscars. Meal was outstanding, full of flavours and looked inviting on the plate. Considering a wedding was also in same venue there was no problem with timings and did not have to wait. Would recommend and will visit again.

'Dreadful' In a word. Food quality and service poor. Very understaffed swhich obviously wasn't the Staffs fault the whole experience was not what I would have expected

Pretentious trying to be fancy yet Very Poor and definitely not value for money. Nothing freshly made other than the steak which for £25 is laughable as you get a small cheap piece of meat swimming in grease, a small mushroom and a small bowl of soggy chips. The whole meal looked pathetic and didn’t taste good. A sad night

The food was delicious, wine no overpriced, very pleasant dinning room. The staff were very nice will definitely be back again in near future.

Had a lovely meal here with friends, food was very good not overpriced neither was the wine. Staff very nice and the room is lovely definitely be back.

Food was delicious and good value couldn’t fault it service excellent very good value ambience was very good

I took my Mum, my partner and Sister out for a Mother's Day meal at Oscars and the quality of service and the meal was excellent. The manager gave my Mum, Partner and Sister a lovely gift for Mother's Day as they were all Mums and this made their day. As I said at the beginning the service and Meals were excellent and we will be going back again. Thanks to all the staff.

Group of eight of us had Christmas lunch here and the service and food was excellent. The roast potatoes were particularly good! I loved the profiteroles. The menu choices suited everyone and I thought it was exceptional value. I also appreciated that the restaurant itself had plenty of space between the tables.

Very nice lunch. Delicious food, well presented. Good service by friendly staff. Will definitely go again.

Had a lovely afternoon tea, food was excellent. Bit quiet when we went in so it took a while for a member of staff to appear to seat us. Worth the wait! Good service from staff.

Lovely pre birthday afternoon tea at Rosset Hall. Sandwiches fresh and delicious and the selection of cakes really nice. We enjoyed every bit of it plus the staff very very professional couldn't fault anything. Will certainly be going back again to try the Sunday lunch. Thank you

We were gifted afternoon tea here as a Christmas present so we chose a date to coincide with our first anniversary. Unfortunately this was not possible due to C19 so we eventually managed to contact someone and rearranged for last weekend. We had no idea what to expect and when we arrived it looked like it wasn’t even open. We went inside and after waiting several minutes a member of staff appeared and their first words were “have you got your voucher” We were left to find our own table. Tea and coffee were promptly served and shortly after sandwiches and cakes arrived. Other guests arrived and were left waiting before they were seen to. I wasn’t blown away by anything and certainly didn’t feel it was a celebration. Since returning home I was asked to leave a review of my experience of afternoon tea with a glass of fizz. Fizz????!!!! We certainly weren’t offered a glass of anything, other guests were! Left feeling very disappointed after this.

First time visit to enjoy the treat of a sparkling afternoon tea. Attentive and pleasant staff in clean smart surroundings. Sandwiches, cakes and clotted cream and jam scones were all delicious. Ample tea and coffee and sparkling wine. Thoroughly recommended.

This has to be the worst restaurant I have ever been to. Took my husband for his birthday on boxing day evening. On arrival there only 2 tables occupied didn't think much of it. We where shown to our table by the barman who was also waiting on our table. The food was awful seemed like it had been on the hotplates allday it was warm tasteless and presentation was non existant. Soon realized why the restraunt was empty .needless to say will not be returning.

Had the most lovely meal last Sunday for Father’s Day. In superb surroundings, the dining room was clean and bright, and the service was first rate. A good choice of drinks and a well rounded choice of food, we’ll presented and tasted great with beautifully risen Yorkshire pudding, meat that was cooked perfectly and a good selection of vegetables. It was hot and appetising. We were offered a selection of sauces and when I asked for a little extra gravy it was given quickly and politely. I couldn’t fault the starter or main course. We were offered water and it was served in a bottle slightly chilled. First class all round.

I are here whilst staying at the hotel. A honest, well prepared and presented meal. The staff and service was efficient and pleasant. A lovely place to eat.

Terrible service , cold food.Waiters had no idea what they where doing.Congealed cold soup offered with no bread rolls or side plates.Cold potatoes, burned cauliflower cheese & red cabbage all dried up offered after meal was finished.Jammed in front of window even though restaurant was almost empty.

I had booked an afternoon tea some weeks ago, after some confusion over my voucher number, not the hotels fault or mine, they allowed us to have our tea, and they sorted the problem out. We enjoyed our tea and relaxed. Our waitress, Chris, was lovely and friendly and professional and looked after us well. The staff at this hotel are really friendly and eager to help. We had a lovely afternoon, thank you all at Rossett Hall, was that poetry?, my English teacher would have been impressed. Thanks again.

Stayed for two nights Great deal & meals included Food was nice and the pork delicious Breakfast was ok but slow if you ordered off the menu Lovely warm welcoming hotel with great staff

The restaurant was really nicely decorated and the tables were well spaced.We had the Mothers day Menu which was good value. The roast beef dinner was lovely - tender beef, cooked well and served with Yorkshire pudding and vegetables. Whilst I didn't have a pudding, others on my table did and they looked delicious. The cheese board was generous.The service was a little hit and miss but overall the staff were pleasant and were all working very hard to attend to the tables.They even gave a package of chocolates to each mother on the table which I thought was a nice touch.

We a group of 12 booked Oscars for the second year running. We preordered all the food so no problems?We arrived as agreed at 12.30pm and after a chat taken to our Tables 10 mins later starters arrived, all but one which took a further 10 mins (pre ordered) There were 2 other large table but this is a restaurant. After clearing our starters we watched the other table being served Mains then there Deserts. After crashing numourous occasion being informed all meal are cooked to order. As the other table desert was being cleared 2 hours 20 mins our mains arrived. Appalling tepid been under a heat lamps disgusting, the cauliflower chees was so dry you could hold it upside down and again one Meal arrived not even on the menu and as before one meal shot short which had to be chased. The staff apologetic without any fight gave us the meal what we could eat for free. Deserts arrived quickly despacted as it was now very embarrassing for all parties we left @ 4.15pm. No communication between front of house and Kitchen unable to cater for noumourous tables

Visited this establishment on Sunday for lunch, it’s a while since we last visited but I must say things have not changed it’s still as fantastic as the last visit.. the Sunday roast was beautiful and very plentiful... very nice clean surroundings and lovely atmosphere.. THANKYOU for a lovely afternoon we will see you all again soon!!!

I booked Sunday lunch for 30 people which I worried would be a bit of a circus but it was fab!

Visited today for afternoon tea. This was a groupon gift for my wife but when booking I asked if we could take our 2 children(3 1/2 years and 10 months) they were so accommodating when booking. On our actual visit all I can say is ‘wow’. The gentleman serving us was exceptional, if I owned the place I would be very proud. He is an amazing asset. High chair provided and a drink for our little girl. The food was amazing and plentiful(and I have a great appetite). Will be revisiting as so impressed by food and service. Think we discovered a gem

Had a really good deal here ...2 courses for £9 95 and it was excellent .we all had different dishes so able to view and taste various meals ...the staff were very helpful and pleasant and the food was so fresh and cooked well ...mash and pie sounds so bland but it was delicious. And also fish n chips again very ordinary but served so very good to the eye ....I had the chicken salad and it was cooked a little too spivey for me but perhaps not for others.

Birthday celebration meal for 5. Good value for 2 courses on a Sunday,BUT the cod came with samphire,which was inedible and not tender.After a complaint they deducted 10% from the bill. Quite a long wait for 5 desserts which required very little preparation.

Loved this restaurant from the minute we walked in with its slightly quirky decor yet still oozing style. The food was outstanding with efficient and friendly staff.

Had the best Afternoon Tea we have had in a long time . Myself and two daughters were greeted and served by the most helpful and pleasant Staff who went out of their way to make our visit perfect.

at its best - for taste the food cannot be beaten and for choice you cannot loose regardless of what takes your fancy - yummy

Stayed at hotel and had meal was very good and well priced 3 course meal with glass of wine £22.00 Service was great especially from Paul w

We recently visited Rossett Hall Hotel with a coach party and stayed for four days and our meals were served at Oscars Restaurant we had a set menu with three choices for each course for our evening meal and breakfast you had many choices food was good. Lynne and Tom and the rest of the staff was very pleasant and helpful.

Un té por la tarde, preciosa, problemas tristemente pocos tonto enfadosas. Cuando llegamos era entregado un stand tarta muy relajado tan pronto como llegamos, tuvimos que esperar para el té y sándwiches. Los sándwiches, variedad encantadora, pero muy sencilla, salmón ahumado, carne, queso y Turquía. Pero no había ensalada,. chutney, limón, etc. rábano picante Esta decepción la experiencia. Las tartas eran preciosos, excepto el bollo, era demasiado grande para la cantidad de mermelada y nata. . . Mucho mejor con una cálida taza de crema y mermelada?

Fabulous food for our wedding. Compliments to chef. Everything from platters to our main meal down to our evening buffet all fresh, tasty and we'll cooked.

Visité El Restaurante oscars con mi familia en julio de 2016. Reservamos una mesa para 8 adultos y 3 niños. Luego preguntamos a una persona en la mesa por teléfono y para corroborar esto porque estaban seguros de si podían servir para todos nosotros. Cuando llegamos, éramos las únicas personas en el restaurante. Estábamos confundidos por esto porque la manera en que el camarero había actuado en el teléfono sugirió que estaban completamente llenos!! Pedimos las tapas para empezar, pero no era una maravilla. Los calamares crujientes, y había vino recubiertas de pasada cerveza - masa. El chili y gambas ajo no tienen una onza de sabor en ellos. Para los platos principales los niños había pedido el jamón, huevos y patatas fritas para luego ser; sólo dijeron que se habían quedado sin jamón. Pedí un brownie de postre y, de nuevo, después de ir a la cocina, me dijeron que no tenían. Me parece que es cortés para explicar qué comida es vendido antes de personas realizan sus pedidos.

Mi pareja y yo compartimos 6 tapas como una semana regalo. Qué desastre. Cuando las tapas salieron todos los platos estaban fríos. Esto hubiera sido bueno si la comida estaba caliente, pero estaba tibia, así que estaba fría antes sabíamos que. Cuando abrí mi tercer langostino de Vinaroz a zambullirse en la salsa vi que era de color gris. Completamente crudo!

Ich habe in diesem Restaurant mehrfach zu Abend gegessen. Die Qualität war immer gleichbleibend lecker.

De eerste avond , na dat we helaas ontdekt hadden dat het hotel niet in Chester ligt hebben we hier gegeten.

La comida de 3 platos, mi novia y yo pudimos disfrutar durante la estancia de la primera noche en Rossett Hall Hotel que está al lado del restaurante, fue fantástico! Teníamos un pato precioso arranque seguido de cerdo vientre perfectamente cocinado para mí y un...

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Comida fantástica, pero por desgracia una terrible y servicio de bar precios extravagantes. Muchas otras opciones a poca distancia a pie por suerte.

I took my wife and family including 2 young grandchildren to celebrate my wifes birthday. I expected that being so close to Christmas it would be chaotic but i was pleasantly surprised. We were treated to a lovely meal and great service. I had never been to Oscars before and was surprised how nice it was. I will definately be returning.

I found the food very good and the poached haddock and poached egg for breakfast was excellent. Evening meals were from a limited menu but certainly very good

Family helped celebrate my birthday with dinner here. 7 adults and 2 children were well catered for with excellent selection of meals to choose from and a very child friendly kids menu.

Some years ago this was a really lovely place to enjoy good food. Sadly, although the outside appearance is attractive and tempting, once inside it's clear they are doing everything 'on the cheap'. I visited recently when an afternoon tea had been organised for a medium sized party. To be fair they did refill plates as they emptied but the choice of sandwiches which was limited to something fishy (not sure what), a single slice of wafer thin ham sandwich and cheese and chutney which again was very thin, devoid of taste, resulted in these plates never emptying.We all had a fab time because it was a very special occasion for meeting up with family and friends spending time together and it was brilliant to have the room dedicated for our use. One of the previous reviews described it as a 'shame' and I agree. This venue has huge potential, it once was great. Come on, get your act together and make this place wonderful again. I believe the rooms are fab so up the game on the restaurant and try to catch up with the wonderful food at Golden Lion next door and MH across the road !!

Nice looking place. But lacking any atmosphere. But it was a Monday evening so not very busy. We were a birthday party of 10 . We all had the special offer £12.95 for the two course meal. We were shown to our table. By a blonde haired girl who was not very bothered. And don't ask any of us if we needed drinks. At this point if it had not been a birthday party I would have walked out. All the water glasses on the table were dirty and my knife and folk were stuck to the table. As was the menu.. Is this one of the reasons they only have a 4 on there hygiene score. Our order was taken. Again the waitress did not ask if we would like any drinks. Most of us ordered the same off the menu, pate then the chicken. One of our party had a main off the main menu. £13.95 for some sort of chicken dish. The starter was small with just two cold small slices of sweet bread. For the pate. The main and this is were they are taking the Mick. 9 small chips stacked 1/4 of a plain grilled chicken breast. Three grease onion rings and a small amount of salad. And this is the best, it came served on and old nasty wooden chopping boards. Covered in cut marks. This did not go down to well with the party. The chicken dish that was ordered off the main menu was almost just as small. We asked for sauce. Which came as one pot to go between 10 of us.and a vinegar bottle with no stopper. Again not asked for drinks by the blonde haired waitress. the boards were cleared by a nice waitress with long dark hair . And she asked if we would like drinks. As she took are sweet order. All the sweets when they came were very small for £5.25.my poached pair and treacle tart was revolting. this was confirmed by the new chef and was also informed that this was the old chefs menu.I Was offered a free replacement. But I just had a latte and a baileys. Coffee was just warm. More like half a pint of brownish milk. My £3.80 baileys. Had three tiny bits of ice, had to ask for more ice. Also had to ask barman to stop holding our drinks glasses by the the top of the glasses.and the poor boy had no idea how to make a liquor coffee, All in all the management of this place is very poor. And badly under trained staff. The new chef had to use the old chefs food. Why. If they want to know where all their customers have gone. Their at the pub down the road which was packed.

Hadn't been to oscars for a few years for no other reason than distance from where I live.i now live closer so after meeting up with friends who live in rossett, we decided to go there for dinner.we had recently attended a wedding there, which was faultless.we were shown to a table and from the minute we sat down, the staff were on the ball but not in your face.we all took our time choosing and the food was served promptly.the restaurant was quiet when we arrived but had started to get a little busier as the time went on.the food was very good, freshly cooked, well presented and all four of us enjoyed.the portions were good and we didn't feel the need for desserts so had coffee.the overall cost was very reasonable and we all agreed we will return soon.

Have been for a family meal for 9 and cannot praise the service and quality of food enough,we were treated with great courtesy and respect.the food was exceptionally good and my family all enjoyed it and all said they would go again.

We went for a relaxing family lunch! We were in the restaurant alone but this was no problem as the service received from the manager was fabulous! Food was lovely - we were well looked after!! Definitely be visiting with the girls soon to show them this little gem!!

We both had Turkey dinner, the meat was ok, however the French green beans were grossly undercooked , the cauliflower just cooked, the carrots passable, the stuffing was raw, the roast potatoes reheated in MW, the meal was something to be expected in a backstreet budget pub, not a restaurant attached to a hotel such as the rossett hall hotel, the cost £11.00 I'd put it's worth at £4.95. Avoid and use the pub across the road !!!

We are treated to a lunch at Christmas each year by an elderly friend so we did not feel able to send food back or make a complaint .There was only one other table occupied and they departed quite soon, so atmosphere was absent. Very little choice on menu - the two men had turkey dinner and I opted for fish and chips, with "posh peas" - not my usual choice of food but seemed better than beef pie or sausages. Posh peas were mushy peas with a few garden peas mixed in.The turkey dinners appeared ok, but my fish dish was dire. The chips had been precooked and were tough and leathery; the fish was in a thick, rather greasy batter which also seemed to have been reheated.For dessert the men chose Christmas pudding: this was a micro portion with some sauce and served in an enormous dish! I chose " chocolate brownie with chocolate sauce served with pistachio icecream".This ranked as the worst pudding I have experienced - and I love puddings! The brownie was 4 tiny cubes of pale fawn cake laid in a line and with tiny balls of green icecream in between. The "chocolate sauce" was yellow custard at one side. Not only was it a weird interpretation, but the icecream was a rather horrid mixture of mint with pistachio, with the mint appearing to have been melted at some time and then refrozen - it was hard and with solid, fatty consistency. I reckon they had run out of nearly all items and just cobbled together a very strange and unappetising plate! The best food was the parsnip soup which was a very nice flavour, but only lukewarm and served with a half bread batchcake.Coffee was a fair strength, but again was lukewarm. A most peculiar meal indeed! I have to say that my husband and I enjoy all sorts of dining and are usually very easy to please - but Oscars is extraordinarily awful!

Such a shame as the food was lovely but very cold waitresses attitude awful never once asked if everything ok. Change your waiting staff and serve the food hot. Wouldn't even take food back due to not liking gravy.

We arrived around 6.30 after making last minute decision to eat out. We were greeted at the entrance and offered drinks at the bar or at a table. Our starters were very good but we did have quite a wait for our mains to arrive (40 mins)My partner had fish and chips which looked and tasted very good. My meal however which was hake with chorizo risotto was extremely poor. The fish was very good but the rice which was minus the chorizo tasted like it was cooked in soapy water and really let the dish down. I pointed my issue out to the waiter who took the meal to the kitchen for the chef to try. He returned from the kitchen and admitted there was a problem with the risotto and was very apologetic. I could not fault the way (Paul) the waiter dealt with the situation and we left after paying a reduced bill feeling happy with the customer service we received but slightly disappointed with the food!! Would maybe give another chance!

We found this place on the internet after arranging to meet a friend who was near for lunch. The website tempted us with the promise of a new and improved restaurant with a top new chef. When we arrived, the restaurant looks beautiful and very high end, and on entering the restaurant its the same. Lovely set up, nice tables and lovely decoration. However we were shocked that at 1pm there was no other diners, and it soon became apparent why.We were seated immediately, but had to wait forever to be offered a drink and a menu, and when we were, we were told they had no prawns and no ham, and on an already limited menu, didnt leave us with much choice. However, we made our choices, were then told they had no bloomer bread for the sandwich I ordered, and then waited a ridiculous amount of time for our food considering we were the only people there!When the food eventually did arrive it was such a dissapointment! Our friend had steak and ale pie which looked great and he said tasted nice. My fiance had fish and chips which again looked ok, but was 'nothing special'. Mine was terrible, having not had any bloomer bread I was given a sandich with 3 layers of thick white bread with the odd slither of fatty, chewy, 'steak' inside. No sauce, no seasoning just slathered in butter. The chips were even worse, without a shadow of a doubt frozen oven chips! Surely chips are basic?!It really is such a shame, being set in such a beautiful area and looking so lovely both inside and out, so much more could be done with this place. We will definitely not be returning!

We ate in the resteraunt twice, menu is slightly limited but everything we had was delicious. Good portion sizes, fantastic friendly staff. Definitely worth a try!

It was ok , it was dead and there were like 2 other parties there and they both complained the staff were ok but could have had greater manners and could have paid more attention to the customers considering there was hardly any, terrible interior the my starter took about 30 mins to come 20 for my main and we decided to leave before desert because of the bad service and food. I won't go their again ... In a year the standards have dropped rapidly.

lovely food great service,was almost empty which was a shame as its a lovely place easy to find,will be going back in the summer

Food was fantastic, large portions and the staff couldn't do enough for you. On the last night we had sirloin steak flame grilled and could to perfection. Also, the three course meal offers value for money. Definatley recommend

My family went to Oscars on New years day. There were only 2 other tables occupied in the restaurant. The staff were politely distant. as cold and unwelcoming as the interior.My pate starter came with 2 small slices of bread- toast would have improved it. The prawn starters could not be finished as they were so unpalatable. Only one of the group thought their starter was good.The main meals fared better. The almon was declared to be excellent, although I thought one was rather under cooked. The beef was good with a huge yorkshire pudding. My indian dish was ok.The service was slow and we had to attract a waiters attention in the first place to take our order.The price was not expensive but I doubt if I will return.