The best restaurants serving Default food in St Pancras and Somers Town Camden London

Picture three men slightly tipsy and with an unquenchable desire for sushi. Mai Sushi was the first place on the list in the area and my god did it serve us well. We went for the largest sushi boat, which we were warned was much more than necessary for our size of party - but we overcame all barriers and beat it. It was delicious, and we also polished off a fair amount of sake... The three men have since sobered up, but much is still spoken about that sushi boat (and it is a literal boat).

Indulging service and Champagne 🍾

Great meal! Special thanks to our server Polly, she made the evening very special. Would definitely come again.

Went to the Constitution for dinner and drinks and the experience was excellent! The food was amazing and the cocktails really good,I sticked with my beer on the other hand and the staff was friendly and on top of their game. The pub was full and the music helped the night go smoothly! What a night!

Been here a few times with work and also with family Best cocktails in the area and we were lucky to be there on their anniversary where they made us some punch on the house

terrific value food - the rotis are superb - the chicken was not particularly exceptional but the food is generally high quality and there is a buzz about this place - great for a quick meal ( if you are prepared to queue)

Patricia treated us very well. He was committed to offering excellent service.

Best coffee shop ever! The staff are soooooo nice and the cofffee is soooooo good!

Breakfast for two days and Brunch once! The attitude of the service staff was very friendly. It was my first time to try British hash brown, and the taste was very special! omelet chooses to add mushrooms, cheese and tomatoes, and the truffle fries are delicious😋

If around the Coal's Drop Yard area, do not miss this gem across the canal. The staff is young and always considerate towards the guests and there are truffle fries and cozy with a twist of non alcoholic Proseco and White wine, but not limited to it. PS: it offers a great evening view towards Central Saint Martin and the canal due its outside terrace.

Always enjoy a stroll around F&M before heading out of town on the train. Whilst it doesn’t have the whole F&M coffee and tea selection, there is always a chance to get some family favourite biscuits or last minute present for an up and coming birthday/celebration

We had a really bad experience at the Hansom restaurant today. We went to celebrate my mum's 70th birthday and had booked afternoon tea. We were 4 adults and 2 small children so made a reservation for 6. My husband is diabetic so can't have cakes. When we arrived we were told by the front of house lady that we HAD to order 4 afternoon teas because the reservation was made for 4 adults and the tea was preordered the day before. It felt very condesending and we felt talked down to. If that indeed is the policy, it was not made clear in the reservation and I was made to believe I was in the wrong and trying to weasel out of an agreement. Now we've been to afternoon tea at plenty of different hotels including the Ritz and Dorchester and have never been told that. It felt really embarrassing and not at all pleasant. This staff member handled this situation extremely poorly. I wanted to leave at that point and was thorougly embarrased for my mum who we wanted to have a good time for her birthday. The front of house person was rude and very aggressive when she told us that and stormed off to talk to her manager only to come back to tell us that they were OK to let us order 2 afternoon teas and 2 courses of their normal menu for the other party which we agreed to but it did really dampen the mood and from then on it was just a sh@tshow. It took them probably 45 minutes from arriving to take our order. We finally received 2 plates of sandwiches and food for the children. We had ordered chicken and ice cream. They brought the chicken and left the ice cream sitting out until the kids were finished with their main course so the ice cream was liquid. The main courses arrived,but no cakes. The steak was also over peppered unfortunately. We spilled water but no one cleaned it up or offered a new napkin. Plates weren't cleared, we had to call waiters over to ask for small plates to eat the sandwiches from. 2 hours in there still wasn't any sight of any scones or cakes. By that point my kids were super tired and fed up and frankly we just wanted to go home. I complained to the same lady (front of house) and got told it was standard practice to leave a decent amount of time between courses. I don't think 2 hours is reasonable to wait for scones and cakes! This certainly did not happen the last time I went here for afternoon tea. I told her that we actually just wanted to go home and nobody was in the mood for cakes anymore, that we really weren't happy and frankly super disappointed with the service. She was snide, unapologetic and just kept saying let me check. Finally her manager came over and offered us a reduction in the bill and packaged up the cakes to go. It was a thoroughly underwhelming experience where no proper afternoon tea was had. I had let them know in the reservation that it was for a big birthday, but nothing was done for my mum to make it special. It also didn't feel particularly child friendly and welcoming to a family with 2 young children. The only saving grace was that we were all together, but the day was throughly ruined by the experience. Very very shoddy! Cannot recommend. Overpriced and awful service!

Spacious venue with a selection of German dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner

Nice surroundings, atmosphere and location, but food not that great. I would not go back. Far better places to eat in London than this restaurant, however the bar staff were excellent and lovely little bar to drink in. Although it is little bar by name and nature, so you may struggle to find a chair.

We came here to eat and experience English breakfast but it was not good, portion was okay and we were very disappointed since the English breakfast was one of the things we looked forward to going to London. Service was slow. The bathrooms are super cool though, very old style and unique. The restaurant is beside the 91/4 platform and Harry Potter store which was a bonus and convenient if you get hungry after shopping and taking a photo with the Harry Potter cart.