Central Station - Menu

Calling this place on a late night was a mistake. It was very crowded, with dirty floors and tables, and a nasty smell. The beer was flat and lacking flavor, but the staff was cheerful and friendly.

A really handy restaurant pub that is close to the canal museum in London. We only stopped for drinks and they were happy to oblige. Really friendly bar staff, the place is clean and the drinks are reasonably priced

This pub may not seem like it at first, but it is actually a very charming and welcoming gay establishment. The staff is friendly and hospitable, and there is even a basement dungeon bar and fetish rooms. Definitely worth a visit.

Visited just for a couple of drinks with my buddy on a Sunday morning for a catch up and found the place to be very nice and friendly and although this was just a flying visit I decided I would call again if nearby. So if you are, do pop in!

V amiable counter staff negotiated our order with a patient cook and us, 8oz steak easily cut, a delicious mackerel salad. Pottable bordeaux. Average doesn 't do the humour of this place justice but neither does very good . 3.5? Non-pretentious. Genuine. But. Top marks to the staff.

Central Station is a welcoming and friendly environment and very accepting. The food is good with an extensive rang of drinks but the highlight is the entertainment. Never a karaoke fan but the nights here are really enjoyable but the highlight is the Burlesque nights, a true entertainment and always varied.

Traditional style pub in Kings Cross area. Called in for an early dinner following a day on business in the city. Staff are very friendly and the place was quiet when I arrived, so quick service. Small menu of basic pub food, fancied something lightish, so went for Sea Bass. It wasn’t bad and just the right amount of food for me. There are lots of cabaret nights here, tonight was Burlesque Night, due to start as I was leaving. The place had filled up and I can imagine the atmosphere would be very good.

I do not recommend staying at this restaurant. The room was very basic and had a strong smell of grease throughout, except for the shower room which smelled of onions and drains. There was no hot water in the morning and after waiting twenty minutes for assistance, no one showed up. I ended up being late for work and had to wash my hair in freezing cold water. When I called reception again to inquire about the issue, the manager yelled at me and then hung up. The shower room also did not have a fan, causing the room to become damp and the mirror to steam up. The bedroom was rundown and the carpet appeared dirty. Although the location was convenient, it was noisy due to its proximity to a mai...

As the title says, the breakfast was decent (muesli, cereals, full English and tea/coffee). However, whilst the room was clean and the location of the hotel was ideal for us (Being 5 mins from St. Pancras station and 30 mins from Soho Theatres), the room was extremely hot and the noise from the bar below was very loud. Admittedly, the music quietened after midnight and there was a small fan in the room but overall I cannot deny our nights sleep was poor. Also, when checking in you have to go to the bar to check in (afterwards you enter via a side door) which I didn't like and I didn't find the manager who checked us in to be all that hospitable too. We clearly had 2 big cases, and my girlfri...