Breakfast:
Monday - Saturday: 8am - 11:30am
Sunday Jazz Feast:
Every Sunday: 11am - 5:30pm (last bookings at 3:30pm)
- Bottomless Drinks
- Breakfast
- Brunch
- Sunday Lunch
- Private Dining
- Vegetarian Options
- Luxury
- Accepts Credit Cards
- Disabled Access
- Children Allowed
- Online Booking
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5.02 weeks agoHad a lovely breakfast here before our train. It was a nice break from the busy station. Great food and ambiance, as well! Highly recommend.
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5.0a month agoBeautiful setting on the first floor of St Pancras station. Staff were very welcoming, we had a reservation and were shown immediately to a table. The menu had plenty of choice, with a European twist, also an extensive cocktail menu, the one pictured is the St Pancras, a champagne cocktail with gold (£19). my friend had fish and chips and declared it the best she ever had, my ox cheek bourginon was fabulous, the bread fresh and warm. It’s a large space but the booths and tables felt intimate, all staff were very helpful and attentive without being intrusive. the price point is on the mid to high side but I think the quality matches. oh and the bathrooms, whatever diffuser scent that is, I want it! overall a lovely couple of hours, and would definitely go back
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5.0a week agoI come here whenever I am going through St. Pancras and have the time and money. Perhaps it’s because my dad took me here and I have fond memories of it, but without a doubt the food and drink are absolutely terrific and the room is gorgeous. Service is always fabulous. And if I may, great toilets, which when travelling is something worth a mention. Honestly, propose to me a glass of champagne at this joint before travelling on the Eurostar and I’ll reckon I’m in heaven. I really have no idea if it’s called St. Pancras Bar & Brasserie or “Searcy’s” (I always thought the latter!) but it’s a secret favorite of mine and I hope you give it a try. Last time I came I had the salmon (pictured) which was perfectly cooked and a tonic (pictured), which was classy and refreshing and sent me on a prolonged jag of ordering them whenever I went. Searcy’s is a staple.