King’s Cross Pub Crawl London
The great British tradition of pub crawls is alive and buzzing! The social, drinking and musical experiences on a pub crawl are sought-after among locals and visitors alike. The good news is that Greater London is teeming with bars and pubs located in proximity to one another. We are happy to recommend the best King’s Cross pub crawl London.
The Scottish Stores – The Queen’s Head – The Water Rats
King’s Cross is a major transport hub, and our estate agent King’s Cross predicts an increase in interest in buying properties in the district, where home prices are currently down 1.18% in the last three months. Our recommended pub crawl is logistically convenient if you prefer using the tube. So, here goes:
Start with Scottish Stores on 2-4 Caledonian Road; King’s Cross St. Pancras to Caledonian Road takes roughly five minutes with just one stop in between. Scottish Stores has a wide range of craft and cask ales (from Kent to Iceland), fine wines and delectable bar snacks. Originally an inn, the pub’s elegant wood panelled interior and friendly atmosphere is a big hit with pub crawlers.
Next stop is The Queen’s Head (66 Acton Street), a lovely pub offering an excellent selection of beers and some pretty impressive live entertainment. In high spirits, you can head to The Water Rats (328 Grays Inn Road), a gastro pub serving fabulous ales and hosting highly recommended live music gigs (Bob Dylan played here back in the 60s).
Mable’s Tavern – Skinners Arms – O’Neills
Located between Euston and King’s Cross, Mabel’s Tavern on 9 Mabledon PI has a classic pub menu that doesn’t disappoint. If you like to watch a bit of sports or music on the telly while enjoying your drink, you’ll have a great time.
Our estate agent King’s Cross would definitely include Skinners Arms on the list of the best pubs in central London. Located on 114 Judd St., the old-fashioned pub offers a wide selection of ales, delicious food in generous proportions and attentive service.
Your last stop can be O’Neills located on 73-77 Euston Road. The Irish pub is ideal to wind down with a Guinness and enjoy live music or catch some sporting action on big TV screens.
We hope you will plan your King’s Cross pub crawl London soon and discover a few more worthy pubs along the way!
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