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Ostensibly a members’ club – but open to all – The Driver is a genuine all-rounder aimed at the King’s Cross media crowd & local trendies… more »
With sleek sapphire banquettes & a sweeping curved ceiling, the restaurant within the Kings Place arts complex looks as if it’s been dropped… more »
Credited with helping to kick-start the gentrification of King’s Cross, this reliable Spanish eatery has managed to maintain its momentum… more »
Marcus Wareing’s arrival at the revitalised St Pancras Renaissance Hotel sees him in more humble, less haughty mood. No bad thing, since… more »
Named after the Greek goddess of ‘fruits of the earth’, Karpo is a suitably bountiful, all-day affair, with the emphasis on seasonal and… more »
Wet your whistle & keep it wet at B@1, the chain of mainstream cocktail bars where every night is party night. It’s easy to sneer at these cheesy… more »
Building on the success of quirky King’s Cross café/watering hole/social club Drink Shop & Do, its owners have launched a destination club/bar… more »
Genuinely tranquil alfresco dining is a rare thing in this part of town, so Canal 125’s assets deserve to be treasured. On fine days, a waterside… more »
With sherry bar Pepito next door, this similarly diminutive hangout is further reason to visit redeveloped Varnishers Yard. VOC is short for Vereenigde… more »
Jam-packed with vintage ‘kitchenalia’ & knitted goods galore, this colourful café brings a bit of cheer to the bottom of Cally Road. If it’s… more »
The guys behind Bistrotheque in Bethnal Green have transformed this old BP garage and rallying point by the Regent’s Canal (just off York Way)… more »
In spite of its out-of-the-way location, the bar at Camino has to be King’s Cross’s worst-kept secret. By day there’s a steady trickle of… more »
Widely commended for smartening up Caledonian Road & bringing decent, affordable British cooking to the area, The Brill remains a good-looking… more »
Little sibling of Camino, Bar Pepito is a quiet, quaint spot where sherry aficionados come for a tipple. The tiny room is full of faithful touches… more »
A refuge from the King’s Cross crowds, this cavernous space (once a locomotive workshop) was transformed by a team of local architects, who continue… more »
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