67 Bars Restaurants near St. Pancras, London

Hokus Pokus Alchemy Bar is a contemporary and modern underground bar located in Kings Cross, London. It is an ideal place to enjoy post-work drinks or a lat ... Find out more

Boasting a reputation as the UK's only dedicated Rioja bar, this unique spot showcases the very best of every style of wine produced in the region, alongsid ... Find out more

"Following its £40m refurb, the newly upmarket Great Northern Hotel now contains two smart drinking haunts. As well as enjoying a cocktail lounge ..." Read our full review

"Like the mainline railway terminus across the road, Big Chill King’s Cross has also recently been remodelled – and it often feels just as c ..." Read our full review

"This chic new bar on the ground-floor of The Standard hotel means it’s now possible to offer to meet for a drink in King’s Cross without bl ..." Read our full review

"Looking for a pre-dinner drink with some city magic? Sweeties has you covered. Located on the 10th floor of The Standard hotel in Kings Cross, this swa ..." Read our full review

London is known for its unique architecture and historical feel, and if you love the idea of dining and drinking in a Victorian watering hole with a sumptuo ... Find out more

An unmarked grey door with a digi-code entry pad in a King’s Cross backstreet marks the spot. To proceed further, you’ll first have to negotiate ... Find out more

"A cross between a bonkers old biddy’s front room and a set for a CBeebies show decorated courtesy of Steptoe & Son’s yard, this bijou b ..." Read our full review

"A cross between a bonkers old biddy’s front room and a set for a CBeebies show decorated courtesy of Steptoe & Son’s yard, this bijou b ..." Read our full review

"A cross between a bonkers old biddy’s front room and a set for a CBeebies show decorated courtesy of Steptoe & Son’s yard, this bijou b ..." Read our full review

"Long after the pub/bistro closes, the Somerstown Coffeehouse’s new subterranean grotto is open for those who fancy late cocktails and cakes. Deco ..." Read our full review

"In Victorian times, gentlefolk often fell prey to pickpockets whose accomplices would distract victims by causing a racket in the street – hence ..." Read our full review