Seems to be a popular place for all the Witches and Wizards as it's conveniently close to Platform…read more9 3/4 wait in line. Doesn't disappoint! Took a break from Fish & Chips and tried the Bangers & Mash (another staple). It was delicious! Ambiance was nice and quaint! It being a Railway Pub it's a great place to meet up with friends.

After disembarking from Platform 9 3/4, I highly recommend this extraordinary pub to any Muggle and…read moreHarry Potterhead looking to enjoy a proper English meal. Open and airy, it's a throwback to Old World architecture with a vintage Athletic Club vibe. In fact, it's considered to be a "Grade I" listed building, joining the ranks of other historically significant places in London, including Buckingham Palace and Tower Bridge. In fact, it felt like T.S. Eliot, Agatha Christie, or Virginia Woolf might've passed through here to take in a pint themselves or be inspired by the trains below for their next plot line. Since I was craving Fish & Chips with malted vinegar and creamy tartar sauce the moment I booked my trip to London, this was a clear choice on their menu. Disappoint, it did not! (Though it was one of my fears considering it's located at a highly touristic point at King's Cross Station.) In fact, the fish was fresh and flakey, while the chips were perfectly cut and well-seasoned. There was even a side of minty peas next to my fresh-cut lemon wedges that made me smile. I paired it with a cold pint of a local draught Cider that was also quite refreshing on this balmy, summer day. Equally as impressive, my meal was ready almost as quick as the whip of my wand and the snap of my fingers. Granted, it was 3pm in the afternoon and the crowds were light at that time. But still. The locomotive speed on my order was noted and very much appreciated. To top it off, the friendly staff helped me navigate through my whims and indecision with their selection of pints and cocktails (and even the city to find my next stop). So the next time I'm passing through here, I'll be sure to make this a stop along my journey. Cheers to The Parcel Yard for a job well done from start to finish!

I really enjoyed this place. I came here after reading about its history and how long it's been…read morearound. Inside it's well decorated and not filled with a lot of tourists which I liked. The beers were cold and the bartenders were nice.

If you are visiting London (or even a local) and want to experience a historic bar/pub, then you…read morehave to visit Cross Keys. This place has stood the test of time and was even the location of the great beer flood of the early 1800's (basically a brewery up the hill had a horrible accident where all their beer flooded the streets). We had the pleasure of being part of a pub/bar historical tour --- otherwise, we would have never known of this place. Even though the place is a bit cozy (small), they are able to pack in folks no problem. Service was solid and beer was cold.

Cool pub. They've got all the basics covered & they sometimes host live & loud rock bands in the…read moretidy basement. Well done!

The ambiance is very nice . They have nice outside tables to relax in. All the beers were served in…read morethe glass matching the beer which was nice.

Came her for lunch and ended up coming back for a drink the next evening…read more Turned up just before closing but staff were welcoming and said come in. They closed the bar while we were there but said there was no rush to leave while they were cleaning and closing up for the night. The lunch we had the day before was very good pub food. Hot chips were awesome and then chicken tenders cooked perfectly. Wasn't noisy as we were almost the first there for lunch and the last to get there before closing the next night so overall the place was very quiet.

Delicious value pub sirloin with chips, rings and a salad all for 22£ Very nice welcoming and…read moreefficient staff. Super cozy. Garden must be nice in better weather.

Great little English (Gastro)Pub with relaxed vibe. We went as a group after a work meeting while…read morevisiting the area: sharing appetizers were Grilled vegetables, pita/hummus, calamari...all were very tasty. I had the cod fish & chips- it was served slightly after the rest of the group got their meals, but piping hot and delicious. My coworker had risotto with prawns which was exceptionally good. Overall the group had a great time/ meal. The owner was very attentive, friendly, and checked on the group multiple times...not to mention, very pretty. ;)

The bartenders manning the third floor at The Driver deserve a massive round of applause. The…read moreability to keep up with a room full of thirsty patrons without looking at all flustered is a rare talent. I didn't try them, but the bowls of steaming chips that came out from the kitchens (via dumbwaiter, apparently?) looked tantalising enough to warrant a return trip. Whether that be to the cosy pub on the ground floor or the proper restaurant on the first, I'm utterly game. Now, could someone clarify for me where the 'vertical garden' is? Is it really that growth of green shrubbery covering the exterior?!

Flew in on a Sunday and arrived at my hotel around noon. Immediately went to the concierge to see…read moreif he could secure me a spot since I had zero luck trying to get a reservation on line for two weeks prior. Remarkable, he scored and I literally walked around the corner and saw the long line to get into the pub first. I was seated immediately, however, and proceeded to enjoy a traditional Sunday Roast. Room was very pleasant (there are so many I got lost returning to my table from a bio brake. Roast was very good ( but no Lawry's) and the sides excellent. Could not decide if my favorite was the roast potatoes (crispy outside soft inside) or the glazed carrots. Yorkshire pudding was good but again, I am to used to the Lawry's and this is a different style. Peas were, well, peas, but very fresh. The sticky toffee cake was excellent and the Guinness fresh, creamy and a proper pour. Good thing because the selection of winners by the glass and half bottles of wine were both a little thin. Overall wine list was good but I was alone and not up for drinking a full bottle by myself. Overall, very enjoyable and to judge by the crowd and difficulty in getting a reservation, one of the more popular in town.

Such a cute, old fashioned place. Really really loved this location- only went for pints and little…read moresnacks but area is gorgeous as well pub is very cute. Overall really enjoyable experience. Was rather packed and service is quick but able to snag seat. Recommend

We were on the way home from a day tour and decided last minute to dine since it was close to our…read morehotel (St. Pancras Renaissance) and was so glad we tried it. Beautiful interior and ambiance and great service paired with delicious food made for a wonderful experience. For cocktails I had a martini which was delicious as was my husband's Old Fashioned. For dinner we split the Jaegerschnitzel, which was authentic and tasty. Although we were too full for dessert they brought us a special treat for our anniversary. It was doubly nice because the manager brought one and as soon as we finished it, out comes our server with another (not knowing the restaurant already brought one)! It was very sweet. All in all, it was a great experience and I would highly recommend it!

Really wanted to love this place but my Schnitzel was so tough and chewy. The chicken version was…read moremuch better. Everything else was fine so 3.5 stars from me. Wiener Schnitzel 29.50 Veal escalope, warm potato salad, lingonberry compote Hähnchen Schnitzel 21.50 Chicken escalope, braised red cabbage, red wine sauce

We were staying in a hotel nearby and walked the neighborhood looking for a traditional style place…read moreto drink and saw Millers. We had good service and this place seems to be popular with the locals so it was a great choice. I ended up going here a second time for a quick beer a few days later. It seems to get busy and a bit crowded but the staff is very adept at serving everyone. Fun neighborhood vibe with a few nooks and crannies to find a seat in. There's also a few picnic tables outside for smokers and drinks. A good choice for a drink and conversation.

Millers quickly became our hang out while staying in the kings cross area. Great service and the…read morebar is always poppin with locals. We watched a few soccer games with the locals and that was fun! Love sitting outside on the old school picnic benches! Great place to unwind after a long day of walking. (Actually, we started a few days there with a pint too!)

They do not take cash and were quite rude about it be warned. Plenty of other places to choose…read morefrom.

Tucked into a residential neighborhood, this unassuming place serves tasty food for your soul and…read morepretty photo opportunities for your Instagram feed. It's larger than it appears with a street patio out front. Inside, theres a bar service area, 2 dining rooms done up in William Morris fabrics and green paint; so quintessentially British Out back, there's a large shady patio divided up into little areas that makes each table feel a little bit private Food is yummy and ample and the service very friendly and quick especially for the odd hour at which we were eating. (near 15:00) Highly recommend you visit!

Great pub in the heart of London with a fantastic ale assortment, as well as cider and liquor. It…read morehas a traditional, local charm and when we visited on a Sunday night was packed by locals and visitors. Luckily we found some stool seating by the front and were able to enjoy some beers and take in the ambiance. There's an upstairs that is accessible by a very very narrow staircase which even has handles for support, all part of the fun lol!! Beer: We tried out the Guinness (great pouring process!), peroni, and a local ale which the bartender allowed me to sample. He was very helpful and walked me through the different ciders they had in stock and even how you could add fruit syrups to sweeten the flavor. What makes this place even more memorable was the helpfulness of the young guy bartending. He helped us plan how to get to Gatwick airport extremely early the next morning and we owe him a big one!

Typical London pub experience. No food except for crisps etc. Prompt and attentive bar service…read moreonly.