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Euston’s the first port of call for thousands of people each day, be it city workers from the Shires or pilgrims to the many erotic bookshops by the railway. Look beyond the station—an ugly grey cube that dominates the area—and you find few gems. Students and bookish types head to the outstanding library (British that is), hipsters to the Rock’n’Roll Jumble Sale, and nobody to the in-station barber.


         
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Thursday, August 20, 2009

Posted By:  Jane Davies
Photo:  Jane Davies

The Camden Head
Just down from the station it's a little walk from the the super-busy lock area and is all the better for it. You don't get many better locations for a pre-gig (and post gig booze) with locals. Rather than a stuffy old pub or a too-trendy bar The Camden Head is a brilliant combination of the two. Drinks are cheap and there is a lovely pub food menu (thankfully not just boring chips--a really good choice if you are starved before heading out). Tucked away upstairs there's a cosy fireplace and sometimes there are one or two hidden treasures--comedy nights and "catch them before they are really really famous" bands. Oh and the odd DJ.



Monday, April 06, 2009

Posted By:  christine crowther
Photo:  christine crowther

St Pancras Church Hall
This Saturday (April 18) from 2 pm to 5 pm, Crafty Creatures launches its very first crafternoon extravaganza at the St Pancras Church Hall. This is your chance to create your very own T Shirt Dog, pig out on the finest range of homemade cakes, drink tea until you turn into a tea bag. and listen to some very fine music. What more could you want? Roller skating hostesses...ok then. Crafty Creatures is the clever guise of the charity FairPensions (full notes on charity below) and the all profits will go directly to them. Keeping in line with the ethical ethos of FairPensions we will be encouraging attendees to bring their oldest, most loved but well worn T shirt--which they don't mind cutting up and transforming into a stuffed dog--to this event. Whilst your creative juices are flowing our lovely hostesses will be at your beck and call serving up homemade cakes and a wide selection of hot drinks. If you love winning prizes (and let's face it who doesn't?) then our raffle will tickle your fancy. Take pleasure in knowing that you are helping to save the planet whilst creating your very own piece of dog shaped art. This is a fun filled day that will leave your heart and mind feeling satisfied and your stomach filled to the brim. ENTRY: £5



Friday, January 23, 2009

Posted By:  Anne Seymour
Photo:  Anne Seymour

Camino
Not long ago, Kings Cross was a swarm of crack dens and sex shops, where you couldn't take five steps without a gravel-voiced, leopard-skinned lady of the night offering you VD. But all good things must come to an end, and with the arrival of the Eurostar and the mortifying prospect of being looked down on by the French, Kings Cross cleaned up its act. The wonderful Camino was one of first to get in on the regeneration, bringing good food, good wine, and a great venue with Spanish flair. Lovely touches, like newspapers to borrow, the creative Spanish decor and a foosball table, make it somewhere I could quite happily spend the whole day if I had the money to do so--for beware: it's not cheap. But settle into a sofa with wine and tapas, or gather round their barrel tables in the elegant courtyard, and it will be money well spent. Relaxed at breakfast, sophisticated at lunch and buzzing in the evening, the only concern is that once the bloody French find it, we may never get them to leave.




Monday, September 15, 2008

Posted By:  Claire Storrow
Photo:  Claire Storrow

Peyton & Byrne
When the Eurostar Terminal moved from Waterloo to St Pancras I thought the only exciting part would be departing for Paris and leaving behind the shithole teeming with uncouth rats that London can so regularly become in the mind of a Londoner. However, the £800 million restoration has not only turned this into a top-notch station but a shopping destination of note within the wasteland of King’s Cross. But I’m not here to talk about the shopping, oh no, I am here to talk about the cupcakes. Yes once upon a time one had to schlep to Portobello Road to get a superior cupcake from The Hummingbird Bakery but now Peyton & Byrne have brought to the table a suitable competitor. Not only that but they sell a smorgasbord of baked goods, gateaux, tarts, biscuits and pastries, and serve cream teas. But back to the cupcakes--the right density, the right moisture levels, the right frosting to sponge ratio: in short, perfection. And with flavours like coconut and raspberry, praline, lemon, coffee, and chocolate and hazelnut you won’t get bored. Paris? Pah! Let them eat cake!




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Restaurants (10)
Nightlife (5)
Shopping (5)
Landmarks (8)



Other Euston Restaurants

Asakusa
Authentic Japanese.
Banger Bros.
Sing it: It's a small world (of sausages) after all!
Camino
Sophisticated Spanish restaurant in Kings Cross. Seems wrong, somehow.
Chop Chop Noodle Bar
Great for a quick and cheap meal. Massive portions.
El Parador
Great tapas. A little ray of sunshine in your mouth.
Great Nepalese
Really the only option in the area.
Kitchin
Round-the-world all-you-can-eat. Vile and great.
Last Word Cafe
Coffee, croissants with the bonhomous boffins at the British Library.
Rodon Live
Friendly rotund owner masks just above average food.

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Other Euston Nightlife

Purple Turtle
Rock club that looks like a wacky goth spaceship.
Scala
Historic venue with plush edges. If these walls could talk...
The Champagne Bar at St Pancras
Miss your train!
The Crown & Goose
Delightfully old-fashioned pub with good grub and an open fire.

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Other Euston Shopping

All Ages Records
Truly independent punk & hardcore record shop. F*** the system!
Housmans
Bookshop for progressive peaceniks and radical revolutionaries.
Rock'n'roll Jumble Sale
Monthly indie-themed bric-a-brac. Cool moustaches everywhere.
Transformation
The world's largest shop for transvestites and transexuals. Seriously.

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Other Euston Landmarks

Camden High Street
'Alternative' tourist mecca.
Cheney Road
"Chaplin, "Alfie" and many more were filmed on these cobbles.
Euston Station
So ugly it's oogly.
Platform 9¾, King's Cross Station
This Harry Potter thing has gone way too f'ing far.
St Pancras
Listed Gothic frontage, massive modern Eurostar hangar behind.
St. Pancras Hospital
Ex-Victorian workhouse turned superbug den.
The British Library
Prestigious research library with unmatched collection.

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