des vins in Camden

Mi mujer, mi hija, dos niños pequeños y llamé para el almuerzo. Convenientemente ubicado en el corazón de St Pancras, que era una gran ventaja. El personal es amable y limpio entorno brillante. Menú un poco limitado pero la calidad de la comida estaba bien. Francamente, era lo que esperábamos, nada más y nada menos por ende un marcado promedio.

Me decidí a comer aquí, ya que no me era abordar el Eurostar, yo uso St Pancras todos los días, así que ¿por qué no probar aquí. Me estaba esperando que se sienten en el cartel y la camarera pasado varias veces antes gesticulando con su mano que se pueden sentar a la mesa por la puerta. Pedí unos huevos Benedict y un café. Esperé 30 minutos mabout antes de que yo me preguntó cuánto tiempo sería como mi llegada habían abierto para el tren. En este punto no hubiera incluso me dieron mi café. Entonces Ella me informó que próximamente. Cuando los huevos Benedict llegó la comida estaba fría de piedra. Resulta que otra diner había ordenado al mismo y sus 2 minutos radioopoeradores tras la mía y me dijo que lo mismo. Incluso el pan tostado estaba fría. Informé a la camarera y sostuvo con nosotros dos diciendo que no puede ser frío. Luego un camarero traído mi café. Yo ni siquiera bebida. Le pregunté si me habría que pagar por el Benito ya que había tomado un bocado y nos informaron que había. Como tenía prisa pagué. El otro restaurante alojado a discutir. Tuve que irme. No visitar este lugar de nuevo y no es sorpresa que algunos de los otros restaurantes de la estación están siempre abarrotada de gente esperando en las puertas y este lugar normalmente está vacía. No volveremos.

£5 for a pint of beer that stank of sulphur. Staff who think they are doing you a favour by serving you. Wi fi didn't work either. Tables were filthy. Apart from that it was terrible.

Popped in for breakfast, coffee was fine, chose egg royale, hollandaise sauce didn't taste fresh, eggs were not hot, salmon was ok. My advice for the price try somewhere else for food...

Uno de esos pequeño oasis en nuestras vidas modernas concurridas.Sentado en el Paddington Kings Cross complejo muy concurrida, que te permite sentarse disfrutar de una buena comida de buena calidad y un buen servicio.Demasiado a menudo no podrá beneficiarse de un descanso de 5 minutos y este sin duda ofrece el telón de fondo de hacer esto.

Tasty food and wine, but experience spoiled by a very rude waiter, it's as if he is doing you a huge favour taking your order.

Fuimos allí dos veces en un día!Este lugar ha cambiado considerablemente desde mi última visita, ahora servicio de mesa.Bastante ocupado, rápidamente nos llevaron a una mesa de nuestra elección, y pedido. Llamamos para el almuerzo al llegar a St. Pancras, ambos tenían baguettes y té, agradable y fresco junto con el servicio agradable!Al volver a la estación durante la noche que fuimos por una cafetera si té, personal agradable y nuevo servicio rápido.Un buen lugar para visitar, no podía lamentarse estábamos en una estación de tren de Londres!El personal bien listo, mantener el buen trabajo, sus clientes aprecian!

Cuando tienes que esperar para el tren y no quieres pagar precios del mercado, entonces este es el lugar para usted. Buenos vinos, comidas ligeras y aperitivos aquí son buenos. Usted puede sentarse en la estación o encontrar un lugar más tranquilo dentro y ver las multitudes apresurarse. Volveremos aquí.

Needed a cuppa before boarding our train home after a great weekend shopping/theatre break. Thought it would be and expensive cuppa but pleasantly surprised, only shame we could get he easy chairs

Teniendo en cuenta que el lugar era absolutamente bar vacío otra mesa, y fue sólo 10 a 9, creo que esperando hasta hice por un solo vaso de vino era excesivo. Nos dijeron que no eran hacer té, que es básicamente hervir agua, no es razonable. Los precios son altos, pero esperaba que, cuando estás en St Pancras. El servicio obligatorio cargo no esperábamos; quizás pagar su personal, des Vins, y no intente cosas sus clientes.

This a favourite pit stop when passing through St Pancras Stn and it never fails to impress on its friendly manager and sharp service, recently it has had a make over service only enhances the character of the management and staff. Definitely worth a visit.

Stopped here waiting for my train. Had a cappo which was very nice unfortunately not enough time for some food but it did look good. Sat next to the flower stand people watching, spot on.

Stoped for drinks and snack while waiting for train at ST Pancras. Very tasty breakfast nice decor and good service

A headstart on a quick trip to Paris. The staff was attentive and the restaurant was clean and well laid out. Reasonable price given the location and city. I would definitely go back.

great little wine/coffee bar if you are waiting for a train. Popped in whilst waiting for a train to France, great wine list & food menu. Enjoyed the egg Benedict and fresh juice. Definitely pop in if you are at St Pancreas! Would highly recommend.

Visited Desvins while I had some time to spare. After seating myself was promptly approached by a server, who took my order. I ordered a champagne cocktail and the coq au vin. It was simply divine. However, the only downside to the afternoon was that, while eating, i was not offered any refreshment even when my glass was empty, even when trying to signal for service. They have some fantastic staff in the kitchen. Well worth coming for a bite to eat even if the servers seem a little inexperienced.

Great stop for a coffee while waiting for a train, outside seating great when travelling with numerous cases

Popped in for a light refreshments whilst we were waiting for are train to derby very clean and tidy staff were on hand and prompt to serve a little more expensive then your local pub but then this is London saint pancreas a very nice pint and worth a visit 8/10

I was recently at St. Pancras, waiting for my train back to Sheffield. I chose to go into DesVins because it looked different to some of the more generic coffee shops in the station. I was in the mood for a coffee and a small bite to eat, so I went with a cappuccino and a toasted brioche. It was simply delicious! I tried the DesVins roast, which is their own coffee blend, and it was really good, very rich in flavour. All in all, it was a great atmosphere in there, the staff were very friendly and it definitely had that French feel to it. I will make a point of visiting the next time I’m at the station.

Popped in here for breakfast on my way to the Eurostar, lovely place with friendly service and a great looking menu. My Eggs Royale was delicious and the fresh juices are to die for! Definitely recommended!

Stoped for drinks and snack while waiting for connecting train at ST Pancras. Very welcoming and efficient service .tasty breakfast menu .clean and bright interior .

Stopped here for lunch whilst waiting for our high speed train to Paris - excellent fresh food and coffee!Friendly staff & efficient service.Menu had a good selection to choose from.Definitely recommend to anyone traveling through St Pancras International Rail Station!Would visit again!

I dropped in to try their new breakfast menu this week with a colleague and was not disappointed. We ordered a croquet monsieur each (I had camembert and salami whilst my colleague opted for the regular cheese and ham) as well as the buttermilk pancakes to share. We both enjoyed the croques, although we did say it would be nice to have them come sliced, and the pancakes were lovely and light with fresh yoghurt and fruit. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. DesVins is perfect for a light bite and we'll try and stop in again for a glass of wine another time.

Called here for a snack on the way home. Sandwiches and beers, quick service at a busy place, ideal for that purpose. Also serve burgers, they looked nice and prices were reasonable for London

An early arrival gor our train meant another early coffee for us both. Thankfully this fitted the bill nicely. Coffee was goid and strong and served with some great conversation with the staff. They were also happy to take the change we had accumulated over the days in London.

I met a friend here recently for drinks and dinner. Very reasonable for food, tuna salad £8 and lasagne was cheaper from memory. Lovely comfortable seats, big glass windows to watch the world go by if you're on your own killing time. Worth a visit.

Needed a quick lunch before the Eurostar train to Paris. Had a nice bread basket and smoothies before board the train. It was a bit expensive for the smoothies-I'd say they were about 8oz and cost over $5 each, but they made the kids happy. Bread tasted good and hit the spot!

in short a very unpleasant place to be, nothing more to say of not other than I wouldn't bother going there.

We had an enjoyable meal here. We noticed that the meals are cooked fresh on the premises so new that the meal would take time. It did and I enjoyed the Pasta of the day. My friend found the ham in the quiche- which turned out to be bacon- was very salty but generally enjoyed the rest of the meal.

Called here for a snack on the way home.Cake and Coffee, quick service at a busy place, ideal for that purpose.Also serve burgers, they looked nice and prices were reasonable for London

This was a great find at St. Pancras! The tomato basil soup was delicious and the service was amazing. Very friendly staff and we definitely enjoyed our meal here!

With empty tables inside and out, we decided to pop in for a snack before heading home.We weren't expecting a great deal but were surprised how poor the service was. And if that coffee was a medium, I'd hate to see a small one!The food when it arrived was only so so but the biggest thing that stuck in our mind was the wait!As I said, there were empty tables inside and out and yet my wife queued for ages to get served and then after returning with our drinks we waited for our food to arrive. And waited. And waited. And waited.Good job we weren't in a rush!Thankfully don't have to visit again.

We were there mid Sunday afternoon and as always in St Pancras, the station was busy. This place was fullish too but with customers waiting for their food. We had to wait 20 minutes for a bowl of indifferent mushroom soup. This was accompanied by the most pallid bread you had ever seen. When we complained about the wait we were told that the waitress had spilled a bowl! When we left there were two separate queues waiting to be served, one of 9 people and the other of 8, so we reckon that would be 17 disgruntled customers. Station cafes should be for fast ( in delivery terms) food......this is not the place for that or even for decent food. There are other places. so go there.

Dropped in for a late breakfast/early lunch this week.Quickly served and seated. Good menu choice and service was quick and efficient.We ordered tea with our meal and unfortunately my tea was lukewarm. When I pointed this out it was resolved with speed and efficiency plus apologies. Very impressed.Food was excellent and I would certainly return and of course recommend.

We visited before heading home on the train and had a delicious breakfast! It was great prices and delicious food! We will definitely co back next time

Good food and reasonable prices for St Pancras station, although the waitress asked more than three times if she could clear our plates and glasses before we'd finished eating.

Saw this place going through st Pancras but didn't have time to visit but looked like a nice place but on the return journey I had an hour to kill so I thought I would give it go the service was very quick at straight to the point but what can u expect in a busy train station. I had a small glass of a SA wine and it was nicely chilled and amazingly clear If your looking for a place to chill out while you wait for trains and watch the hustle and busy outside then this is the place

Place for nice drink before journey back home. My favourite place at St Pancras to relax before 2 hours train trip. Highly recommended. London prices but it is is London :)

夜食のバールを近辺で探していたが、満員であったり、入りにくかったりで駅構内で入りやすいここにしてみた。味はまあ普通ですが、広い店内で机のスペースもゆったりしているので、落ち着いてビールを飲めました。店内も明るいし安全なので旅行者にはいいと思います。量もしっかりありますよ。

We stopped here for a light dinner before catching a train. The menu, though small, had something that appealed to everyone, and the side portion of chips was a very generous size, and tasty too! However, someone should tell the waiter that it's rude to start clearing the table before everyone has finished eating - he was actually hovering while I finished my food, leaving me feeling very rushed!

After a very busy morning to get to St Pancras, with much more very crazy busy day to go, we stopped for our last proper English breakfast. Good enough, You go up to the bar to order and pay and they give you a number and they bring the meal to your table.

This place has not got good reviews recently but we enjoyed our plate of charcuterie and cheese. Together with a couple of glasses of wine, it cost over £30 so it was not cheap but there was plenty of fresh bread and the wines are stored in a device that fills the bottles with inert gas, so it doesn't become oxidised (I was told). The staff are very friendly and attentive. I was quite happy with my visit.

This restaurant gave us the worst food we have suffered in years. My "breakfast bap" of anaemic bacon, sausage and scrambled egg was actually re-heated - the bun was half-toasted on the OUTSIDE and the filling was half cold - and my partner's chicken sandwich was flabby, soggy and bland. Even the tea hardly had the strength to come out of the pot. We didn't have time to complain as we were between trains, obviously the kind of customer this place relies on, so we just left half of our excuse for food, which was £5.50 per sandwich, so not even cheap.

My boyfriend and I had a couple hours to kill on a Friday morning/afternoon, so we decided to dine in for some breakfast and a beverage. I had a rustic ham and cheese baguette, he went for the eggs Benedict. The service was speedy and the food was great, it contained nice, quality ingredients. The price was reasonable too. Shortly afterwards we grabbed another round of drinks and walking back from the counter, I was surprised at how busy the place had gotten. The two men serving (French, I think) were the fastest and most efficient workers I'd ever seen and they got rid of a long queue in minutes. Unfortunately the croissants had sold out by that point and a couple of the waitresses kept coming to our table as if they were rushing us out, as we had finished our drinks, but they did leave us to it. There were also no toilets on the premises.

This is a pleasant French wine bar style restaurant where you can wait in comfort for the trains leaving St Pancras. Service with a smile and menus very good.

Mulled cider didn't have a hint of alcohol in it and yet cost £5 for 125ml! Baguettes were so white like the part-baked frozen ones from a supermarket. Chips were awful and tasted and looked like coming from a freezer as well. This place is seriously a joke and they take an advantage of those poor passengers who need to rest during their journey. AVOID!

We arrived as we do. We had a beautiful breakfast sandwich and lovely Hot coffee. The staff were prompt well informed about their products and smiley. We sat in comfort listening to relaxing music in an ideal place to await ones journey

Popped in for a quick drink at this cosy looking place with friends, before boarding a train. My beer was OK but their capuccinos were luke warm and very small. One sip and they were gone; all cold froth and no substance. Pricey, too. Sadly we had no time to complain so went on our way vowing not to repeat the visit. Shame, looks so good but delivered so little.

Sunday 3rd November - popped in here for quick snack and drink. Rude staff - wouldn't let us bring in our push-chair and luggage - told us to keep it outside. When we did, we were told in no uncertain terms to move it away. Ordered a smoothie - told didn't have any - even if they were homemade. General unpleasant attitude - don't seem to realise that travellers in an international railway station may have luggage and want to kept it close by. Ended up going to The Betjeman Arms on the upper level. Had superb food, fresh and homemade, good service, heaters and able to keep our luggage near. So go there instead.

Travelling on my own as I often do, & staying close to St Pancras Kings Cross stations I was looking for somewhere close at hand to have my evening meal. I wandered through the concourse & found this lovely looking restaurant, a quick look at the menu for 'healthy Options', I thought this will do nicely, I ordered my food at the Bar, that's the way they do it there, listened to the recommendation of the server & ordered the half chicken meal.I have to say that the 'dish presented & served to me at my table' was not quite what I was expecting. The chicken was very ordinary, the potatoes 'small' were oily & in their skins. There was a teeny little pot of a cold vegetable, I think it was red peppers. I was hungry so I ate it all. Was I satisfied you may ask? Well kind of, I had a meal, which fulfilled a function. I was hungry & it filled me & took away my hunger. My first impression of the restaurant was a positive one!!! But sadly they are trying to 'punch way above their weight' The concept of this French Style restaurant is good, but sadly the only thing French about if was it's French Name...Maybe I was there on one of those 'off moments' .... But I don't think so :-(

It could be good. It has the site and the menu to be good. It needs staff who care, pay attention, don't try to charge you for someone else's purchases.Wake up whoever is in charge.

In the heart of busy St Pancras station, this is a cosy wine bar and restaurant serving a wide range of drinks, burgers, fish and salads. Classy decor, and seating out on the concourse. Inside it is a relaxing place to spend an hour between trains. Good value, we had a Greek salad, sausage, egg and bacon sandwich, chips, garlic bread and 2 rounds of drinks for £20. The bread was a little unusual, think it may have been pesto rather than garlic butter, but otherwise a good meal. Only drawback is that most of these eateries do not have toilets and rely on the station facilities. The loo is a short walk away and it is at least free!

Although this place is a little pricey, and the portions are small, it serves a good purpose where it is. The staff are friendly and efficient, the background music well chosen, and the place is welcoming and clean. It has an adequate menu and wine list, and the fresh food we had was good (it didn't entail any cooking). I think the price is understandable - considering where it is.

Had lunch with some friends here and it was really horrible. We paid nearly £8 each for our pasta dishes and they were the most tasteless that we had ever encountered. I am not much of a chef but even I could prepare better food for a fraction of the price. Do yourself a favour and avoid this place like the plague!

Not being a fan of the ubiquitous English sandwiches, my friend and I were looking for something more substantial before boarding the Eurostar. We both ordered pastas which were pricey, microwaved plates of bland crap. The grated cheese was the only redeeming feature.

Convenient if catching a train. Nice and cosy inside. Pricey. Hot chocolate and scone £7. Staff abrupt, though this could be the French nature in general. No toilets in the cafe itself. Ok as a stop gap.

A conveniently located little place right below access to platforms 1-4 at St. Pancras and flying in the face of the general bonechilling atmosphere in the main concourse, was warm and toasty inside. Drinks were fairly priced and warming although there was a terrific queue which was slowly dealt with.

was in st P needed a nice bite ... 4 of had a nice brunch we all enjoyed it, was a little pricey. we all had very different dishes. wireless nice place to relax and wait for the train.. called in again a few weeks later, was disappointed with cold breakfast but decent coffee !

popped in here for a bite to eat with a colleague whilst waiting for train following meeting in LondonNice coffee and reasonable sandwich / panini However the bill was well over 20 pounds which was a lot for what we got