A NEW Mediterranean-style restaurant has opened its doors in Wrexham city centre.
Safar Bistro Grill, on Chester Street, opened over the weekend and its menu already has people excited.
A look inside Safar Bistro Grill. (Image: Safar Bistro Grill)
The restaurant offers an array of Turkish, Greek and Italian dishes, with a "harmony of flavours and aromas" inspired by traditional recipes from the Mediterranean region.
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Arek Chelpa, the owner of Safar Bistro Grill, said: “I am really excited to have finally opened Safar Bistro Grill. The name, meaning ‘journey’, is also an amalgamation of my two daughters' names. It’s been quite a journey and one which I hope continues successfully.
"The type of food we serve I would describe as Mediterranean fusion. We also have a lot of Turkish influence and do some lovely (and large) full English Breakfasts, coffees and cocktails."
Arek Chelpa - the owner of Safar Bistro Grill. (Image: Safar Bistro Grill)
Arek, who is orginally from Poland but has lived in Wrexham for the last 20 years, added: "I’ve been really touched by the support we’ve had from the local community and businesses.
"I’m hoping I will contribute to Wrexham’s growth and restaurant industry as it really is a fantastic place to be."
After the restaurant announced its opening on social media, dozens of people commented expressing their excitement.
One person said: "Wishing you all the best with your new venture, sure it will be a massive hit, the menu looks lovely. We will be visiting."
Another added: "Will definitely be paying a visit in the new year - menu looks amazing."
A further comment said: "I had the pleasure of tasting their sample menu - absolutely delicious."
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