St Pancras by Searcys Brasserie and Champagne Bar

Located on the Upper Concourse (The Grand Terrace) within the architecturally stunning transport hub, St Pancras by Searcys is home to the longest Champagne bar in Europe and a magnificent Art Deco-style Brasserie, that offer the ideal escape to sit back and soak up the charm of the historic station. 

Situated under the arches of the station, the Champagne Bar is ready to celebrate the meeting of friends and family on its outdoor terrace from 17 May, with a Searcys Bubble Champagne pairing menu, a full restaurant menu and a Staycation Afternoon Tea, complete with limitless option.

Set to the backdrop of Tracey Emin’s poignant artwork “I want my time with you”, toast a return to normality with your bubbles of choice in a private leather booth, seating six and equipped with a ‘Press for Champagne’ buzzer. As well as an extensive range of Champagnes by the glass, bottle and magnum, there is also a new Champagne pairing menu. The Searcys Bubble Menu, from £45 per person, offers a tasting trio of Champagnes from a different producer each month, perfectly paired with delicious small plates created by Head Chef Colin Layfield – all you have to do is buzz!

St Pancras Champagne Bar by Searcys will reopen seven days a week from 10am to 9pm  on Monday to Saturday and 12pm to 4.30pm on Sunday.  As well as a full Champagne Bar drinks menu, the Searcys Brasserie menu will be available from 12pm, serving dishes such as John Ross Jr smoked salmon with garnish; and Creedy Carver chicken pie with tarragon sauce. Look out for a new Sunday Brunch menu as well.

In April, you can enjoy a Taittinger Champagne Trio for diners to sip away, available in both the Brasserie and the Champagne Bar, at £29 for the tasting experience.

AFTERNOON TEA IN A SUITCASE

Travelling may still be curtailed, but Searcys stylish Staycation Afternoon Tea, available daily from 3-5pm, is the perfect way to while away an afternoon. Served in a suitcase with a choice of tea and the option to upgrade to a glass of Veuve Clicquot, the afternoon tea includes a selection of crowd-pleasing savouries, freshly baked scones served with strawberry preserve and clotted cream, along with decadent sweet treats including a Passion fruit éclair, Yuzu chocolate tart and Pistachio cherry slice. The Staycation tea starts from £39, with a limitless pour of Veuve Clicquot for £85.

Bookings are now available online at www.stpancrasbysearcys.co.ukfor parties of up to six people, adhering to Government guidelines and safety measures.

THE BRASSERIE

Ideal for London travellers and those looking for a meeting spot for business lunches and leisurely occasions and dates. Celebrating its British heritage, the Brasserie is back on 17 May serving their popular à la carte menu created by head chef Colin Layfield. A new table layout across the Brasserie has been created to comply with social distancing.