511 Restaurants near King's Cross, London

"The architects of King’s Cross have succeeded in retaining the station’s old character while updating it for today’s needs. This is p ..." Read our full review

With its bare-brick walls, reclaimed wooden furniture, bare filament bulbs, blaring rock soundtrack and pared-back menu, Flat Iron was among the first wave ... Find out more

Billed as a coffee and wine specialist, Notes offers what it calls ‘day-to-night hospitality’ in high-traffic commuter areas across the capital. ... Find out more

Serving irresistible Italian cuisine in casual, friendly surroundings, Prezzo uses only the finest seasonal ingredients to create their award-winning piz ... Find out more

" With so many coffee bars in London, it would be easy to dismiss this British Library outpost of the Peyton & Byrne bakery empire were it not for ..." Read our full review

Franco Manca in King’s Cross is superbly situated for sitting down for a quick bite, before a train from St. Pancras, or for refuelling after a gander ... Find out more

Franco Manca in King’s Cross is superbly situated for sitting down for a quick bite, before a train from St. Pancras, or for refuelling after a gander ... Find out more

Korean food is largely undiscovered compared to its Thai and Japanese counterparts. Barbequed meats and fish, marinated tofu, spiced soups and fragrant stew ... Find out more

"This effortlessly charming, traditional Italian doesn't shy away from cliché, but once you've tried the handmade pasta and clocked the price, yo ..." Read our full review

"The Pancras Square development is proving to be one of the hottest places in London right now, and Drake and Morgan (of the Refinery, the Anthologist a ..." Read our full review

This bright and buzzy gay-friendly restaurant in King's Cross is loved by locals for its down-to-earth atmosphere, chilled ambience and brilliant British ... Find out more

"On our summertime visit to Fatto a Mano, which means made by hand, we sit outside. Sipping Campari and orange spritzes under the albeit optimistic para ..." Read our full review

" Named after the famous locomotive that once ran between London and Paris, the Golden Arrow restaurant (formerly Mirrors) caters for guests staying a ..." Read our full review

" Hard-edged, shiny, sleek and bereft of personality – despite whimsical flourishes such as top hats as lampshades – this deliberately themed hotel lo ..." Read our full review