The best restaurants in King's Cross Camden London

Guys the place is nice and the staff so kind. The food indescribable really enjoyed highly recommended. Order manamen, lamb gozlama, feta spinach borek

I was a weary traveller, tired from walking around Camden Market and needing something for my energy levels. I walked in and immediately felt welcome. I ordered the falafels with houmous and salad to takeaway. The service was quick, the man who served me was warm in his approach. He packed my bag and gave me an extra falafel to taste as a sample. The meal itself was so fresh and tasty. The salad wasn’t seasoned but didn’t need to be, delicious tomatoes! In my takeaway bag was an additional bread wrap, which was a nice touch and at the time I said ‘manna from the Heaven’! 🙏🏻Really perked me up 😊

Good service , nice food. The place is convenient just near Kingscross.

Really poor customer service. Treated badly, would not recommend if going for an enjoyable meal.

Amazing atmosphere and customer service 10/10 the food was amazing and they have a lot of vegetarian dishes and meat options

Googled for a place to get breakfast, this place did not disappoint.. I hade a pancake stack and my OH had a bubble and squeak breakfast..Very tasty and hot..service is very good..We will definitely come here again when we do a theatre break in future..thanks

Great for a lunchtime wrap. I can recommend the fried chicken with jalapeno version. Staff very friendly too

Called in for brunch as it was on the way to St Pancras and the website looked good. The food was nice BUT extremely expensive for what it was. £17 for cold avocado, poached eggs, chickpeas and rocket on toast and sat next to the toilet door. We paid a third less for similar at the Ivy, Tower Bridge where the surroundings were far superior. Plus no green tea!! My husband had 2 eggs and some ham and a very small latte and it was just shy of £40!! My cup was half empty and I wouldn’t return.

The best Vietnamese food I ever had. Delicious marinated meat, great spring rolls, not too greasy.

Had a quick pint here and it was under a fiver. It's an old man pub, but pretty good!

Ate here while on a short trip in London. Food was of a decent standard and the upstairs surroundings pleasant. HOWEVER if they try to seat you in the basement, refuse. We were put there because it was busy. It is a souless pit. The floor is uneven so your tables constantly wobble. The music revererates around the walls and being away from the main part of the restaurant, the service is far less attentive. Worst of all, it stinks of paint. I assume this is a recent thing and hopefully temporary. Whoever decorated it has done an ambush makeover, even painting over the light-switches and sockets. A few items of cheap tat were arranged in an attempt to look rustic. It felt like a pop up restaurant challenge from The Apprentice. The paint fumes genuinely made me feel dizzy and the area is poorly ventilated. I had concerns about my young son who was with me (the restaurant also does not have a childrens menu and refused to do child portions). I asked to move a second time and did eventually get a seat upstairs thankfully. They need to wait till the paint fumes are gone or else someone is going to faint down there.

A lovely little cafe with genuine staff and pastries. Me and my wife had a great breakfast here. Fresh made orange juice and the coffee was very good. As an eating in customer I would have preferred non take away cups.

Absolutely DELICIOUS lunch! Fresh, extremely tasty and beautifully presented. This was one of the best lunches we have had in a very long time. Excellent service. Can not recommend Fork deli higher. Very sad that I don’t live nearer!

Très bon restaurant. La nourriture était de qualité et fait maison. Cependant c’était relativement cher. Comptez 80 pounds pour 2 personnes 🧍‍♀️

What an amazing find! Delicious breakfast of croissant, pain au chocolate and cinnamon swirl. Flavoursome coffee hits the spot. The delightful “amis” bring a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.