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King's Cross
From St Pancras Station, restored to its full former glory, to the futuristic new campus of Central St Martins—this wasteland-turned-construction site-turning-super hub is changing so fast it’s hard to keep track. For now, most things worth your while still centre on Caledonian Road (for eating and shopping) and York Way (for the slowing nightlife). As for tomorrow, we’ll see.


         
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Monday, October 25, 2010

Posted By:  Claire Storrow
Photo:  Claire Storrow

Drink, Shop & Do
This place is an emporium of all things delicious, a delishorium if you will. Housed in an old bathhouse with wonderful pilasters and cornicing, this place just works--all three aspects of the name hold equal weight which is no easy feat seeing as there is a lot on offer and it’s all stylishly and effortlessly done. Walking through the front door I found the "Shop" bit which sells an array of work from independent designers. But I wanted to get to the "Drink" bit which was up a few stairs. Warm, dim lighting and the sound of 1950's records were luring me in from the Autumn evening outside. I had to have a piece of cake, and a moist and more-ish orange and almond cake was the perfect accompaniment to my coffee. Having wolfed that down I was ready for a real drink: Ruby Shoes was a tall cocktail, generous and long, alcoholic but tasting of cherry candy. In fact every cocktail on the list is original which makes a change from the endless lists of mojitos and caiphirinas etc. I'll have to come back for the "Do" bit which is fine because this is my new favourite place.



Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Posted By:  Anne Seymour
Photo:  Anne Seymour

The Big Chill House
The Big Chill has such a substantial and devoted army of fans that, should they be so inclined, they could comfortably take on the army of a small country. But however tempting it is to set them on Wales and watch what happens, the Big Chill's crowd is all about the happy vibe and would much rather crack open a beer than a skull. Their easygoing warmth is fortunate for the bar staff, who entirely take advantage of their customers' good nature with the near-stationery speed and teenage-boy sullenness of their service. One day there no doubt will be a mob uprising when everyone suddenly notices they've been waiting two weeks for their pint, but until then we keep coming back because everything else is so great. The roof terrace is awesome, the nooks cosy, the events perfectly chosen, and you can hire sections out for your party (it will be a great party).The food is spot-on, and the £5 lunchtime menu for a really good meal with a drink is the best deal in the area.





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Other King's Cross Restaurants

Addis
Lovely food with convivial sloth-like service.
Dallas Burger Bar
JR smiles down as you destroy your arteries. Hilarious.
Euro Café
Loveable caff with some unusual specials.
Marathon
Raw meat, ritualistic coffee and crazed dancing.
Menelik
If only more places let you eat with your hands.
Oz
Unusually well-kempt greasy spoon.
The New Didar
Friendly staff willing to strike deals. Haggling gets you everywhere.

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Other King's Cross Nightlife

Canal 125
Upmarket local bar that draws a swanky crowd.
Central Station
Ominous looking cabaret bar-cum-cruise emporium. Check site first.
Cross Kings
Nice little place that tries but usually fails to be 'edgy.'
Drink, Shop & Do
Perfect cocktails, art to buy, and lovely atmosphere.
EGG
Big club, big garden, big night out.
Hemingford Arms
Full of local aleheads.
Tarmon
Character. Lots of character.

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Other King's Cross Shopping

Cosmo Cornelio
Old-skool, moustache trimming Italian barbers.
King's Cross Continental Stores
1960s Italian deli still run by original italian owners. Fab.

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