Top Cafes in Kings cross, Greater london, England, United kingdom

Ladurée St Pancras

Address: Euston Rd, Kings Cross, London N1C 4QP, UK

Le Pain Quotidien

Address: St Pancras International, Unit 4, Kings Cross, London N1C 4QL, UK

“We met a friend here, who was staying at the hotel. I can't comment on the rooms. The lounge where we met was VERY pleasant. It was far less crowded than the average place in London. There was enough space, the tables were not right on top of each other so we could have a decent private conversation. The music was at a really low level too so we could easily hear each other. It's tastefully furnished, with different styles. Some higher, long modern wooden tables as well as lower seating for small groups (2-4 people) . A smallish bar is in the centre of the lounge. We'll go back again if we're in the area and need a quit spot to chat.”

AMT Coffee

Address: Euston Rd, Kings Cross, London N1C 4QP, UK

“I think AMT nearly always give you a very good dose of coffee usually well made. Tea good also. You also get a different selection of cakes sandwiches pastries etc which makes a nice change from the offerings of Starbucks and Costas which are also nice but the same everywhere. Generally recommended.”

PAUL EXPRESS ST. PANCRAS

Address: Unit 2, St Pancras Station, Euston Rd, Kings Cross, London N1C 4QP, UK

“Good selection of food and drink - somewhat expensive. There are nice seats and views into the station and concourse. Staff quite stressed , would have liked them to clear the tables as we sat down.”

Benugo St Pancras Station

Address: St Pancras Station, 32-33 Euston Rd, Kings Cross, London N1C 4QP, UK

“Fast and friendly service. They have a nice selection of food available to cater for different dietary requirements I.e. Vegan, Vegetarian and high protein. Open until late so you can grab a drink or something to eat whilst waiting for your late train.”

Benugo

Address: St Pancras Station, Kings Cross, London N1C 4QR, UK

“Well hidden gem on the top level of St Pancras next to the monument of John Betjaman. This is an unusually cosy and well designed space for Benugo. They serve fresh pastry, some sandwiches and even alcohol. There is a genuine waiting room area feel from the golden age of rail travel.”