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The King's Cross area is rapidly changing (read: regenerating) and there's a few real gems here: books, food, shopping and a museum or two.
Train Station
Gorgeous renovated train station, home to Eurostar, plenty of shops and a mini Fortnum & Mason.
Café
Serves decent afternoon tea, and sells quirky stuff.
Mall
Iconic piece of Modernist architecture, now turned into chi-chi-ish shopping mall. The Renoir cinema is well worth keeping an eye on as is Skoob books.
Performing Arts
Home to the Guardian, on the canal and also a big arts venue with a coffee shop, this is a great place to check out if you're in the area.
Restaurant
Bruno Loubet's latest restaurant, focussed on making the most of veg. I believe it serves mean cocktails too!
Trail
Instead of public transport, why not walk through London past this lovely canal?
History Museum
Natasja Giezen-Smith didn't add a tip for this place yet.
Pub
Pub inside King's Cross station, lovingly restored and a great location to grab something to eat or drink.
Street Food Gathering
Lovely streetfood trucks, check out the website before you go to see who's trading that day.
Australian
Great place for brunch on the weekend or weekday lunch. Their salted caramel hot chocolate is fab.
Tapas
Well hidden, 5 min away from King's Cross station. Good Spanish food for a decent price.
Library
Gorgeous building, interesting exhibitions, good events and lovely bookshop.
Bookstore
Academic remainders and secondhand bookshop, a stone's throw away from the British Library.
Bookstore
Small but perfectly curated bookshop, with something for everyone. Highly recommended.
Metro
Beautifully renovated recently, and home to Platform 9 3/4 (Harry Potter fans rejoice) and the wonderful Watermark bookshop