King's Cross has a fair bit going for it these days, thanks to a multi-million injection in to local luxury shopping destination Coal Drops Yard, that gorgeous canal-front and of course, a whopper of a train station. But don't let all the activity fool you, it's also a great place to wind things down in a pnt-friendly setting. So if you're looking for the best pubs in King's Cross? Our up to date guide has you covered.
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When station pubs have a bad rap? They look to Parcel Yard for advice on doing better. Set right in the heart of King's Cross station, Parcel Yard has all the Fuller's traits you're looking for: great pints, ale, and of course, British cuisine you can count on. And when you're not heading in for a Sunday roast? Admire the industrial interiors that feature some cool original station components.
Think you can't move for great Fuller's pubs in King's Cross? You'd be right. Another fan favourite, Doric Arch continue to be a local staple for both the after-work and weekend crowd that know where to get a great pint. Benefitted from its location at the front of Euston station, it's a great tourist stop off too, with Harry Potter World waving its magic nearby, alongside some magic of its own with interiors littered in railway memoribilia.
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The Racketeer might disguise itself as a pub, but it is so much more than that. Hidden away behind a number of King's Cross streets, you might be forgiven for thinking this was any old boozer, because you'd be wrong. A red-wine destination, with a romantic edge, it's the vintage interiors and candlelit glow that give The Racketeer its 5-star reputation.
You guessed it, Babel Beerhouse do beer. Not only impressive when it comes to their pints on offer, with a specialty in craft beer, Babel Beerhouse is a pretty attractive site, with the bright and colourful sitting alongside the raw and the industrial. Take it from personal experience, if you're interested in some easy small plates, their buffalo cauliflower will do you a solid.
Just a stone's throw from King's Cross and St Pancras train stations, The Fellow is a gem worth visiting. Whether you're popping in for a sharing roast touting bottomless Yorkies and bloody marys or catching the rugby, this venue is bound to impress.
Two Tribes Brewery & Campfire Taproom has made quite a name for itself as one of King's Cross' best boozers. Boasting a fabulous indoor space and terrace, mouthwatering fire-cooked food and live music events, this crackin' watering hole has it all.
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Fronting 1KG of Shetland mussels for £20, happy hour deals and cosy interiors, The Somers Town Coffee House is a great spot in King's Cross for many reasons. On top of that, there are also themed spaces decked out with rugged wooden tables or comfy armchairs.
For a good ol' night in King's Cross, you'll want to head to The Star of Kings. From cool karaoke rooms to a crackin' Funktion-One sound system, this is a great spot to have a little boogie. As for drinks? Expect a top-notch bar serving pints galore.
From live sports showings to wallet-friendly drinks, O'Neill's King's Cross is an ideal spot any day of the week. Head inside, where you'll be met with low-hanging lights and wooden features, alongside plenty of non-stop live music come Friday or Saturday night.
