Dining The Best Restaurants in King's Cross
From canalside dining to Coal Drops Yard: where to eat well in London's most transformed quarter.
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Where to eat and drink in King's Cross, North London. Chosen on merit by Lamplit London.
King's Cross is London's most complete reinvention: the old railway lands behind two great stations turned into a quarter of canal-side squares, where the fountains of Granary Square play in front of the Victorian grain store and Coal Drops Yard has turned its coal warehouses into shops, bars and restaurants. The Regent's Canal runs straight through, and St Pancras keeps a champagne bar beside its platforms.
Our King's Cross guides cover the best of it, from the restaurants around Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard to the grand station hotels. Chosen on merit, for a dinner before a train or a night by the canal.
Dining From canalside dining to Coal Drops Yard: where to eat well in London's most transformed quarter.
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Dining Seven London Dishooms ranked by the room rather than the menu: a Victorian railway shed at King's Cross, a dishevelled Irani cafe in Shoreditch, art deco jazz in Kensington.
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Hotels Six London hotels where the building, the lighting and the bar do the talking. From a Brutalist tower at King's Cross to a Lutyens bank turned members' playground in the City.
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Day Trips King's Cross to Cambridge in under an hour. A punt down the Backs, King's College Chapel, the Fitzwilliam, and where to sit down for lunch once your feet have had enough.
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Bars Six London nightclubs worth staying out for, from a Farringdon institution to a King's Cross warehouse with a garden.
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