Love Wrexham Magazine Issue 1 - July 2019

Taste Buds, High Street
Started in March 2007 by three friends who
had worked together in the hugely popular
Bumbles café. Pam Fisher is now the sole
owner and still serves the same delicious
loose-leaf tea blend which Bumbles were
famous for. ‘I do daily specials, such as
lasagne, chicken pie, cottage pie and quiche.
We also have sweet treats: freshly baked
scones, meringues and cakes. The breakfast
omelette is a new twist on an old favourite and
is proving a hit!”
Vasco da Gama, Lord Street
Little Portugal In Wrexham
Maria and Luis have been welcoming customers at Vasco da
Gama for over three years and are celebrating their one-year
birthday at their new premises on Lord St.
Café de Galles
Another long-time favourite with locals and
tourists alike is Cafe de Galles. This sits in
a stunning location right next to the beautiful
wrought-iron gates of St Giles Parish Church.
Julie Stapley, the current owner, took over in
2009 after working part-time there since it
opened in 1997. They are especially proud of
their home-made soups and apple pie.
Locals and the Portuguese community alike love the friendly
atmosphere, as well as the traditional Pastel de Nata egg
custards and other delicious Portuguese specialities.
Pop in for a few hours and pretend you are on holiday!
These are just a few of Wrexham’s many fantastic independent cafes and coffee shops - don’t stop here, there are loads more
for you to try: Bank Street Coffee, Kristina’s, Café in the Corner, King Street Coffee, Manna, Tracey’s Café, Brockley Bean Box,
No 22 Ty Pawb and Dot 2 Dot to name but a few.
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