Saith Seren in Wrexham

A great place to see old and new bands from all languages. Great nights to be had here.

Welcoming community pub, great for watching the football or rugby.

A truly wonderful place with a genuine community atmosphere . . . 🍻

Good food, table service via the app, good variety of beer. Let down by screaming g kids running around a very crowded pub at breakfast time, think half of Wrexham was in that day

Welsh pub at its best with great service and atmosphere. Always a great night here and the bands on a Saturday after the rugby is well worth the trip for.

Always a great night on a Wednesday jam night, lots of excellent musical talent around. As a not competent player the house band are very supportive and always willing to help, highly recommend night out.

Great pub excellent bands with a nice relaxed atmosphere

Saturday 10th February 2024 Today, we came into this great real ale pub it had 2 great FACERS PALE ALES ON HANDPUMPS. This pub was well staffed, a very friendly town centre pub with a great interior and background music on Well done, all involved

Really good night out excellent band

Was my first performance this place and everyone was nice

Great music and good atmosphere. Diolch pawb!

Lovely place, good pint and service. Welsh learning every Thursday.

Some good bands are performing and lovely staff, but some of the regulars are moody and come off like they own the place and it completely kills the vibe of the place and makes you feel like an outcast anytime you go in

Just a small, friendly pub. My first visit, no-one knew me, but I was made welcome.

Bendigedig! Tafarn dwyieithog ☺

Had a nice few drinks on quiz night. Great atmosphere, lovely people and helpful bar staff.

I've played there and been in for a drink on their Jam night. Good ales reasonably priced. Mix of clientele of all ages

Went to see Dafydd Iawn had a great night

I went on the day of the open top bus tour and the place was buzzing. Nice pint of Wrexham Lager on draught too. Friendly staff, good service. I'd go back for more...

This pub is proudly Welsh and I love it. A must-visit destination for those going to Wrexham.

Terrific pub, really nice atmosphere and some great beers.....

Da iawn. Two types of Wrexham lager, friendly service and no Tories. What else could you ask for? Cymru am byth!!!

Nice live music with many different artists on the same evening

Lovely Welsh pub with traditional pub games good beer And friendly staff

Great traditional pub with good reasonably priced beer and live music on most Saturdays and a jam night most Wednesdays. (check first).

Great pub for a good cheap pint

Great live band. Good atmosphere. For some reason it was cash only. Still a good evening to be had.

Great place to watch live bands. Love the Beer Garden too. 😀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

First impressions were very good, soon went down hill when I was accosted by some locals on substances. Saving grace was the red stripe. Once we got settled we noticed the acoustic guitar on the wall. I asked politely wether the best guitarist in Wordsley could play it for 10 minutes, she was very rude and nonchalant and pretended not to hear me. Baring in mind someone was playing the piano like a toddler. I came out feeling dishevelled and a shadow of my former self. Still scarred mentally but taking steps to recover, this review being the first of which. Is it because we’re foreign??? They claim to be Welsh and can’t even translate what’s written on the walls. Pitiful. Discrimination is not what we expect from our neighbours.

Visited the weekend of the AUOB Cymru march & rally and visited Friday & Saturday night. A variety of live music from traditional Welsh folk to rock. A pub proud to promote Wales and their history, traditions, cultures & language. Made very welcome and if anyone wants to discuss the current political scene in Wales then this is also the place to go.

Good atmosphere, music and friendly leather biker bar.

Friendly staff and buzzing atmosphere. Great to hear Welsh spoken with a chance to practise while enjoying a pint of Wrexham Lager!

Great place. Good people loved it

Great night really great venue and top gig by B4 Time🔊🔊🔊🔊

Cracking place great friendly staff and great beer

Never been in the saith before, large place with lots of choice, would recommend

Lovely pub , great pre and post Wealdstone match . Enjoyed watching the rugby there and the band later in the evening

Someone recommended this place, can't thank them enough. Delightful pub, locals and staff friendly, beer superb. Can't wait to go back.

Good food and hilarious staff in what is probably one of the most welsh cultured pubs around. Great for gorups of friends

Croeso cynes yno pob tro. Cwrw da Wrexham ar tap a cwmni gwell. Gwerth mynd I wylio pel droed a rygbi rhyngwladol

One of the best spots in Wrexham to come and enjoy a pint or ten, get fully immersed in the Welsh Culture. Always friendly staff and friendly people. The homelyest place in Wrexham

Such a warm and friendly atmosphere ! Fantastic when the rugby is on! Definitely recommend a visit! Staff are helpful and plenty of choice of drink and food !!

Went there to watch a local band, who I must say we're very good. But o m g the toilets 😍🤮🤮🤮 all I can say is. The smell hits you like a dead fish as you walk up to them,. Cant understand why they just don't clean them? If they leave the toilets in that state what is the cellar like,the ale tasted ok !!!!! but after going to the toilets it put me right off, told one of the staff about them, she just laughed and said it's something you just put up with,. WTF ,no girl you don't , ever heard of bkeach??? Well obviously not, shame it could be a nice place, it's not in the center but still such a shame dirty bogs- dirty pub

Had a nice pint of Wrexham Lager at the bar. Pub had a decent selection of local ales. Nice atmosphere with a very welcoming barman. Lots of Welsh and Wrexham history on the walls . One criticism was the awful smell in the gents toilets. As it was early I wasn't expecting that.

We stopped there when we were going to the olly murs concert and we stopped there for a drink and the staff were friendly and helpful will be going there again

Regular visitors when there is live music on and never disappointed. Highly recommend a visit well worth leaving the High Street for.

My first visit to Saith Seren and possibly my last. There was a group on (Fractions) and they were excellent and created a great atmosphere from an appreciative audience many of whom joined in the dancing. However , there can surely no excuse for running out of real ale on a Saturday night. Even if the local breweries could not help I am sure they could have acquired a barrel from another local pub.

If you're learning Welsh this is a great place to come. Every Monday evening at 7.30 for a few hours speaking Welsh. Good selection of Welsh beers or tea and coffee plus cheap snacks. They have regular music nights etc. A little gem of a place with proper character.

Wales v Scotland game. What a fantastic atmosphere! Always a nice welcoming pub, it becomes a Mecca for rugby fans during the six nation's. National anthem, hymns and airias, sung lustilly (and very, very well). Brilliant Welsh ales and lagers. It's without doubt THE place to be for a Welsh international. The picture I've put up will give you a flavour of what it's like. It's easy to sum up in one word though.......BRILLIANT!

I was treated OK here, but my English friend was subject to nasty undercurrents of bitter, anti-English feeling.This doesn't make me feel proud to be Welsh at all and it doesn't do Wales any good either I'm afraid.

This is the place to watch the rugby only place that sings national anthem makes you pride to be Welsh

Its always nice popping in here for a drink or a bite to eat, but its the best place in town for Welsh rugby matches! I love being able to order my drinks in my native tounge of Welsh. Its fantastic to here the Welsh language so strong here as Wrexham is a proud Welsh town the language isnt the spoken one. Long may saith seren continue. Diolch yn fawr.

One of my easiest reviews to do. Sum this place up in one word.... Brilliant! Bilingual or just English speaking, a very warm welcome awaits you here. It has all the best bits of old fashioned community pubs mixed up with modern decor and a fabulous selection of drinks. In my opinion it has the best kept 'Brains Black' outside of Cardiff. A visit is thoroughly recommended

I have been to this pub twice and both time the ale was fantastic,the staff very friendly and helpful I'm amazed that this pub is not as busy as it should be

Doesn't appear to do food anymore. Shame as it was a promising venture at the start, although it was always very quiet anyhow..

Saith Seren is a community run pub which hosts various events (bands, poets, talks etc) it has a strong Welsh focus and promotes the Welsh language but doesn't exclude anyone, you usually hear a mix of Welsh and English. The staff are very friendly and accommodating - the food is excellent also!

Great to have somewhere like this in Wrexham. Friendly, comfortable place where food is good and reasonably priced - and somewhere a little of the Welsh Heritage of Wrexham can be nurtured. I have also been to a music night here when they had a Welsh group performing and it was very good. I would definitely recommend for a casual, relaxing lunch.

Went with my wife and daughter Food was very good,but the staff was a bit odd , I asked the barman where my knife and fork was he just looked at me blank and told me what time it was.so had to go and ask the young lady who soon bought it straight away

I have been using the meeting rooms at the Saith Seren to deliver training courses for several months. The room hire rates are very competitive and there is a kitchen available for making hot drinks. We always have lunch in the bar and on every occasion the participants have complimented the quality of the food and how friendly and efficient the service was. Importantly (as I pay!!) the value for money is exceptional for such a high standard of home cooking. I must add that although I am English and unable to speak a word of Welsh, this has made no difference at all to the hospitality I always receive and the friendly welcome given. The Saith Seren should be justifiably proud of its efforts to promote and develop the Welsh culture but no-one is excluded so please don’t be put off if you don’t speak the language.

Saith Seren is a fantastic local community hub, the staff are the nicest around and the fish and chips are to die for! I couldn't recommend Saith seren enough!

Visited for lunch with my young daughter on a Saturday. Was quite quiet yet welcoming with a few people sat enjoying lunch, a small group playing pool and a few enjoying a pint. As a fluent Welsh speaker to be able to confidently be served in my first language is very welcomed in Wrexham. The barmaid was very professional and helpful. Food arrived within a very reasonable time scale showing it was fresh and not reheated. Tasted absolutely lovely with plenty of it. Was also very reasonably priced - would have expected to pay more for that kind of quality.

We visited on Thursday night after Xmas lights switch on. Although we are not Welsh speakers we were made to feel very welcome. The food was freshly cooked, homemade and very gernerous portions.Will definately visit again.

Although not a welsh speaker myself I do live in Wrexham and love that this local centre supports and celebrates the welsh culture. The community pub serves locally sourced food (and Wrexham Larger!) The first time we went on a Saturday during lunchtime as a family of seven and got a free child meal with every adult meal. The home cooked food was delicious and the staff were really friendly and welcoming. We have been a few times since and the service and food have been just as good each time. Really good value for money.

Saith Seren serves the most delicious fish & chips, really fresh haddock, crisp light batter, tasty home-made chips and scrummy mushy peas I really do recommend this friendly pub and its lovely grub. The staff are delightful and the homely atmosphere is so pleasant. I live in Wales but am an infrequent visitor to Wrexham but visited on Saturday for the Wrexham Festival. Lots going on and a great day out, one of the highlights being a meal at moderately priced and excellent value Saith Seren.

Just returned from Wrexham after having a lovely meal in the Saith Seren (Welsh) or Seven Stars (English) Chester Street. It was an absolute delight the food was excellent,my hubby had the fish and chips and I had tuna fish cakes with salad. It was home made cooking brought cooked fresh from the kitchen, the meal itself was presented nicely and made your mouth water just to look at it.Needless to say our meal was accompanied with our choice of drink from behind the bar which caterers for the individual or if you like tea or coffee. The cleanliness of the Saith Seren is to be commended we could not wish for better, the staff are friendly and helpful, it's a very homely place to enjoy a meal at lunchtime with friends or family.Thank to all at Saith Seren we will be back. Mike & Mary Davies (Wrexham).

When we visited this community pub was very quiet. The bar lady was very friendly and helpful and served freshly prepared delicious pub food. Service was very fast and friendly.

I had a lovely meal here and the staff were very friendly and courteous! I had the gammon with homemade pineapple chutney! It was amazing! We stayed for the live bands which are on every Saturday. It was a really good night out.

The food at Saith Seren is sourced locally and there is no meal on the menu over £6 which is a bargain. I had the Steak and Ale Pie with chips and veg. The Pie was huge made with Brains Beer and there were plenty of home made chips as well as the local veg. I also had a half pint of Wrexham Lager, and wished I had asked for a pint ,but I was going to drive! Wrexham Lager has a long tradition but has only recently been brewed again at Wrexham after the original brewery was closed some years ago. The rights to the name "Wrexham Lager" was kept thanks to the forsight of a local MP. Saith Seren is run by a cooperative of Wrexham people and the upstairs will be used as a Welsh Cultural Centre. However you do not have to speak Welsh to enjoy the Saith Seren! The building itself is also interesting since it was built in the Arts and Craft Style of the last century and has kept it's charm. I found the staff very welcoming to everybody and they are all bilingual - so if you want a taste of real Welsh food and culture this is the place to visit.