St Pancras Area Guide
A locals' guide to St Pancras
Where do St Pancras locals go?
The Betjeman Arms
The only British Pub located within the Grade I Listed building underneath the clock tower and arches at St Pancras International station. Elegant dining room, heritage features, charming staff and stunning British pub classics menu. This is now my family's new favourite Sunday Lunch local.Read more
Why not explore the nearby areas of
kings cross,
euston,
bloomsbury,
holborn,
caledonian road,
fitzrovia,
clerkenwell,
islington,
regents park,
and covent garden
Did you know?
"South Kentish tube station was closed for a power cut in 1924, but when power was restored, so few passengers used the station, that it was decided to not bother re-opening it."
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