Cafe de Galles, Wrexham

It has now been a few months since Wrexham’s High Street became a pedestrianised zone.

- MARK WILLIAMS

There is only one point of entry to the city centre, via Yorke Street with access provided between 6am and 11.30am daily, with a controversial rise and fall bollard prohibiting access between those hours.

Shrubs and plants have certainly added a bit of colour to the High Street with alfresco dining and drinking now possible, as long as the unpredictable weather allows for it.

Cafe de Galles, is a good old fashioned, welcoming, cafe located on the picturesque Church Street, just a stone’s throw from the historic St. Giles Church.

The view of the church from the cafe is stunning and the foot fall passing trade is brisk, as people stroll past to head through the historic church gates.

The cafe is filled with laughter and joy as we amble through the doors, with many customers on first name terms with each other and the staff, I have never been to such a happy cafe.

We manage to grab the last remaining table in the cafe.