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Vinoteca opens biggest site yet at One Pancras Square
Vinoteca: horseshoe bar. Photo: PR Ten years after their first shop in Farringdon, today sees foodie twosome Brett Woonton and Charlie Young launch their most ambitious Vinoteca site yet. Based at One...
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MUST DO: late March
‘A practical solution.’ The largest ever exhibition of Magna Carta. Photo: PR DON’T MISS: the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta One of the world’s most famous documents, Magna Carta has inspired some of...
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MUST DO: check out the new Lewis Cubitt Square and Park in King’s Cross
Almost bucolic: Lewis Cubitt Park News just in: the official opening of Lewis Cubitt Square and Park takes place in King’s Cross on Saturday. Let’s hope the weather cheers up, eh? This is quite a big...
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MUST DO: Courtyard Festival, King’s Cross
A hundred of the best Welsh beers and ciders to peruse in King’s Cross. Photo: Green Man So what the devil is it all about? Courtyard is a hugely popular area of the Green Man Festival, which offers...
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MUST DO: Harvest Festival at Alara Wholefoods
Warm up round the bonfire this weekend at this very quirky Harvest Festival. Photo: SE At first glance it’s just a large corrugated iron warehouse on an industrial estate stuffed to the gills with...
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OMG! Look at the wine bar and growler refill at Waitrose King’s Cross
Pull up a stool: the Wine Bar. Pic: SE The mighty new 29,000 square foot Waitrose store, right in the centre of 67 acres of new buildings at King’s Cross, opened last night in the restored Grade...
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MUST DO: CôBa restaurant, York Way
Damon Bui: ‘I see it as a way to honour both my parents’. Photo: CôBa Damon Bui’s mum and dad arrived in Australia as Vietnamese refugees not speaking any English. Having witnessed their struggles in...
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OMG! An Xmas tree made out of 365 sledges
It looks like a tree from a far, but it’s a ‘thing’. Got it? Photo: JS Down on Granary Square in King’s Cross – you know, where the fountains light up at night, and the students drift back and forth...
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The Scottish Stores opens in King’s Cross
Beautiful restored signage: the pub has been taken back to basics. Photo: SS Never heard of it? Well, the Scottish Stores is the original name for what was until recently The Flying Scotsman – y’know,...
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In Pictures: Lumiere London at King’s Cross
Click to view slideshow. So the much-anticipated Lumiere London festival kicks off tonight with King’s Cross very much the focal point, although it engulfs much of the West End too, from Leicester...
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MUST DO: Casa Tua King’s Cross
A quiet backstreet with view over Holy Cross Church. Photo: GM The tiny Royal College Street original opposite Camden Road station has become an institution over the last few years, whether for a...
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Ruby Violet is coming to King’s Cross
Julie Fisher at the original Ruby Violet, Fortess Road NW5 © Danielle Woods Kentish Town’s hugely popular (and innovative) gelateria makes its frozen debut bang in the middle of King’s Cross next...
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MUST DO: a punk pop-up shop… at the British Library?
POP-UP: Punk shop at the British Library It’s like a 1970s record shop: punk wares at the BL. Photo: PR Tomorrow sees the opening of the British Library’s pop-up shop, part of a punk season to mark the...
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Been to this hidden lounge bar under the streets of King’s Cross?
Comfortably furnished to nestle down for a long night in. Photo: PRA secret grey door. A keypad to let yourself in. This former dive and gambling hangout is now an L-shaped elegant speakeasy, boasting...
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MUST DO: An arty day out on the Kent coast – for nada
Examining the space “between meaning and perception.” Image © Misguided, Julia RiddioughMuch of Margate-based artist Julia Riddiough’s work uses found images. “I collect any interesting printed...
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Everyman on the Corner: a new cinema in King’s Cross
Bucolic: Lewis Cubitt Park. The temporary 32-seater cinema is at the south-western tip. Photo: SE Ahead of its permanent three-screen local arrival in 2017, upmarket cinema group Everyman is ushering...
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MUST DO: Bottomless booze, free street party – and unconsciousness
COMMUNITY: Cally Festival 7000 locals on this iconic thoroughfare. Photo: CFOne of the area’s longest running yearly bashes is back this weekend. As usual it’ll be taking over and closing the area’s...
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MUST DO: Strawberries & Screen returns to Granary Square
SPORT: Strawberries and Screen is back Strawberries & Screen: a right racket. Photo: PRThis annual event has quickly become an institution in Granary Square. Once again you can watch all the live...
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MUST DO: Camley Street Harvest Festival
Atmospheric, community-minded – and free: Alara Harvest Festival. Photo: PR At first glance it’s just a large corrugated iron warehouse on an industrial estate stuffed to the gills with organic...
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MUST DO: Oktoberfest, German Gymnasium
Still, at least it’s covered in the unlikely event of rain. Ahem. Photo: PR Starting today (16th September), the iconic grade-II listed building squished between St Pancras and King’s Cross stations is...
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