Best Things To Do Near King's Cross

One of King's Cross's best drinking and dining spots, Rotunda offers delicious plates of food perfect for group meals and date nights. But it's their outdoor terrace that you'll really want a piece of; pull up a deckchair and get window shopping for houseboats.

One of the most unique restaurants near King's Cross, Lost Boys is the vampire pizzeria you never knew you couldn't live without. From their charcoal bases and hilariously named slices, to a rolling series of drink-a-long movie screenings, this is not your average pizza parlour.

Finding a home in historic Granary Square, The Lighterman is as beautiful as the views it looks out over. Bright and spacious it's the ultimate lunch drop in for a sunny day, and the only place you'll want to be on balmy evenings with a glass of wine in hand.

A boutique bowling alley and known party palace, Bloomsbury Lanes is bringing you more than a few strikes. With karaoke, club nights, live bands and epic DJs, it's just as well they've got a great pizza place on hand to keep that energy up.

Dine out in a piece of King's Cross history with a trip to The Booking Office. Located within the gorgeous 19th-century St Pancras Renaissance, the architecture alone is a reason to get booking. And once inside? Seasonal plates and classic cocktails await.

Just a few minutes walk from the station is The Star of Kings, a fun pub bringing you a banging night of RnB tunes and games. Expect tasty cocktails and food, a hilarious host that'll be providing you with plenty of games and a DJ playing hits at the Bug a Boo Bingo event.

Just shy of Coal Drops Yard, Little Creatures Brewing is bringing a taste of the Aussie sunshine to King's Cross. Choose from their range of signature brews, collaborations and guest ales, soaked up with burgers, pizzas and moreish bar snacks.

Sitting pretty on the mezzanine above St Pancras' bustling thoroughfare, Searcys is home to one of Europe's longest Champagne bars, and one of London's most unique afternoon teas. Head up to their sleek and bright spot for fizz, food and unparalleled views of Tracey Emin's neons.

Housed within one of London's most unique museums, the Wellcome Kitchen is the perfect spot to refuel after an afternoon of sightseeing. Enjoy the curiosities of the Wellcome Collection, then get ready to dig into a themed afternoon tea and a health-focused a la carte menu.