The King Charles I, Kings Cross - pub details
Previously called: Craic House
Address: 55-57 Northdown Street, London, N1 9BL [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 23666) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
King's Cross St. Pancras (0.2 miles), Angel (0.6 miles), Russell Square (0.7 miles)
London Kings Cross (0.2 miles), London Kings Cross - Thameslink (0.2 miles), London St Pancras (0.3 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Jukebox
- Real ale
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other pubs nearby:
Simmons, Kings Cross (0.0 miles), Flying Scotsman, Caledonian Road (0.1 miles), Millers, Caledonian Road (0.1 miles), 6 St Chad's Place, Kings Cross (0.1 miles), Central Station, Kings Cross (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the King Charles I, Kings Cross
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| Only worth a visit if you are a local or you know the staff. If you don't expect to be asked to leave at some point. Bad attitude from the owner towards a group of big spenders was disappointing to see. A good time was being had until the owner turned up and decided that are time was up by aggressively approaching one of our party and without introducing himself accused my friend of being up to no good. Cant see the pub being open for long if this attitude continues. Very disspointing Pubexpert2016 - 27 Jun 2016 10:59 |
| Great pub a short walk from the main drag. Got that magic quality that is difficult to create but you know it when you feel it. Decent beer - usually a couple of locals on. If you like pubs you'll like this one. dryriserinlet - 22 Jun 2016 12:36 |
| Lovely little gem of a boozer. Be prepared for some loud music that is hard to evade on some evenings, but provided you can handle that, it's well worth seeking out. enfilade - 24 Feb 2016 18:24 |
| Lovely little pub tucked off the side of Caledonian Road. I found it by accident and couldn’t help but pop in for a quick pint. It’s a small yet cosy pub with wooden paneling throughout and some well-chosen posters, taxidermy, and other knickknacks. There was also a roaring fire which proved most welcoming on the cold day of my visit. They had a few ales on the go which were fine and affordable. There was also a well-stocked jukebox. This pubs warrants further investigation and I shall be back for sure. Richard_ReadingFC - 5 Feb 2016 11:13 |
| A nice selection of beers, including the local N1. I didn't mind the basic no-frills atmosphere but later in the evening the music came on really loudly and spoilt what would otherwise have been an excellent boozer. 16jamesdoc - 28 Oct 2015 12:31 |
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