King Charles I

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Inside

A locals’ pub with plenty going on

The King Charles I was saved by local supporters and is now community-owned, serving as a down-to-earth meeting place for the King’s Cross community. Settle in with real ale, cider, lager or wine, with a cosy fire in winter and music ranging from the jukebox to visiting DJs and live acts.

The bar

Real ale, bar snacks and a blackboard of events

The rotating cask ale selection is a major draw, alongside craft ales and other drinks. Food is kept casual: bar snacks are available, and nearby restaurants and cafés can deliver to your table. Check the pub blackboard or social channels for upcoming music and quiz nights.

Come for

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   The cosy winter fire and rocking jukebox, in a wood-panelled room that feels like a proper local.

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   Rotating cask ales, craft ales, ciders, lagers and wines, with nearby restaurants and cafés delivering to your table.

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   Anarchic quiz nights, visiting DJs and live music, with events posted on the pub blackboard and social channels.

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   Five minutes from King’s Cross Station, on Northdown Street, with real ale and locals rather than rail travellers.