Granary Square Brasserie

Went for dinner and it has the same issue as many places in kings cross - it is very noisy when it's busy. I agree with others who say tables are very close together. Food was absolutely delicious (the tossed Asian salad - divine), staff super friendly and helpful. My note of accessibility was taken into account and we were placed in a calmer space. Bathroom fully wheelchair accessible. Decor really tasteful throughout. I will be back but probably for lunch or breakfast.

We returned to this restaurant after coming across it a few months ago by chance, whilst passing. We returned here remembering how good the food was and how excellent the service is. On this occasion our waiter was Tony, he was very friendly, helpful and professional. Our meal was devine, our starters were Crispy Duck Salad with roasted cashew nuts , sesame, watermelon, ginger and hoisin, and Robarta Grilled Chicken Skewers with bang bang peanut sauce, sesame, coconut, lime and coriander. The portions were generous, they were served hot, fresh and well presented. For the main, we both chose a traditional Fish, batter with mushy peas, thick cut chips and tartar sauce, all perfectly cooked with a lovely crispy batter. We then cost desserts (which I do not have a picture of sadly) we had the Espresso Coffee Crème Brûlée, set custard infused with coffee and served with a butter shortbread, we also chose a selection of ice creams and sorbets served with butter shortbread. Finally our lovely waiter Tony brought to our table a dessert to share for our Anniversary.

Lovely restaurant, great location and nice decor. Good atmosphere, we were there for brunch so not too noisy but a nice buzz. Only downside is tables are very close together and it was busy. But, friendly service, delicious coffee and very tasty food with good portion size.

I went here last night. I was pleasantly surprised how plush and cosy it was inside. The ambience was really elegant. I went for the 3 course menu, which is delicious and super value for money. Highly recommend this place. In the summer there is comfortable seating outside. Considering the size of the open plan room, the acoustics were great. I could hear very well on a table of seven guests.

The Granary Square Brasserie has become my favourite date night place in London. From the beautiful decor, the gorgeous food and the even better service. Roberto the bar manager (if he isnt the bar manager, please promote him!) makes the evening extra special. We have had many an evening here either sitting at the bar soaking up the atmosphere having drinks and some wonderful bar food. Or eating in the main restaurant.

Traditional and modern menu. Great outdoor sitting area. Inside sitting area is traditional and opulent. We sat outside and enjoyed the sun and the activity going on at granary square. Just a nice place to be when you are catching up with friends.

Absolutely great! Food was amazing. Everything arrived within good time and nice and hot. Everything was flavourful and beautifully presented.

Lovely Brasserie on Coal Drops Yard sat watching the world go by in the sunshine with the fountains. I had the breakfast special which was great value including a Berry Smoothie, croissant and pain au chocolat and I opted for the vegetarian breakfast which was beans tomato mushroom hashbrowns and 2 poached eggs. Delicious. Staff attentive and friendly didn't feel rushed away.

Decided to check this place out when we found ourselves in the area around dinner time. Our server was friendly and was quick to take our drink orders. She answered any questions we had and also offered recommendations. We decided on: 1) Minute steak - kiddos liked the peppercorn sauce and enjoyed their steaks. It was a tad too tough for my mom to chew. 2) Burger - hubs said it was ok. Said it was cooked to medium (just the way he likes it), but the burger itself lacked flavor. It was also on the small side but maybe we just think so as we're comparing to American portions. 3) Steak tartare - portion was good (don't know how it compares to the starter tartare). Unfortunately, even with all the ingredients reportedly mixed in, it lacked flavor for me. All the orders were served with chips that arrived hot, crispy and just salty enough. 4) Chocolate bombe - hot caramel sauce poured over the bombe when brought to the table. The sauce then melted the chocolate shell. Kiddo said there was lots of caramel, but nothing really memorable about it. 5) Truffles - hubs loves his chocolate and ordered these. Caramel centers. They were ok. Like many other reviews noted, took a while to try to get our server's attention for the bill.

I really enjoyed the food here. The service was great, the poached eggs on a fish cake delicious and we were able to leave our suitcases at the entrance which really helped. Delicious food.

The best thing about this restaurant is it's location and beautiful interior decor, that has a bit of a wow factor when you walk in, feeling like elegant dining. We started out at the bar where it took the barman quite a long time to take our order, so much so that we were moved to our table just as the drinks were made. I was not impressed with our waiter who had a bit of an attitude and seemed irked that I asked questions about the menu (eg, how big is the lemon sole, or what do you think of the rabbit pie?) -- he even said "oh another question?" When I asked a second one which I thought was quite rude. The food was decent but nothing to write home about. Started out with steak tartar - nice size portion but lacked flavor; for main course I went with the lemon sole which was a bit over cooked for my liking. Side dishes are extra, and a side of Parmesan truffle chip cost £6.50 (I wouldn't have minded but I couldn't taste the truffle). Between the poor service (even the bill took a long time to come), and the average food, it's unlikely that I'll be back here in a hurry.

First time eating outdoors in winter but tables have blankets and overheated heating lamps. I highly recommend ordering the hot chocolate and any cocktail from the bar; everything uses fresh ingredients and made with detail. I wish I could say the same about the scallops and butternut squash.

Spent a lovely mother's day dinner here. It was an extra busy day with a lot of mothers to cherish. Our server, Alessandro was on point, with attention to detail, keeping our two little kiddos happy. Thanks you for your efforts we all left full and smiling.

Like many of the surrounding restaurants, Granary Square Brasserie has the elegant, modern vibe of the coal stacks/Granary Square area. It has colorful, detailed decor that I find adds to the ambiance. It also has a ton of seating, so it's a bit easier to find a table on busy weekend nights. We went on a Friday night, so I've only experienced the dinner menu. However, the brunch, lunch, tea, etc menus look lovely. We ordered cocktails, as well as wine. The wait staff was helpful in helping us choose what to drink (we got some sort of mezcal cocktail, as well as a red wine). We started the meal with the steak tartare and truffled orzo pasta. The tartare was light and easy to split. The pasta was a bit too heavy and my partner was fully after eating it, so I'd probably suggest splitting that between multiple people as an appetizer. For our mains, we ordered the shepard's pie and lamb shoulder. I loved the shepard's pie - not too large of a portion and very tasty. The lamb shoulder was also good, but a little basic. Overall, excellent location for brunch, lunch, dinner, or tea/dessert. I'd recommend the outside patio when the weather is nice, as the people watching is great and the flowers surrounding the restaurant are beautiful.

This place is a mixed bag Pros: Great food Amazing location and ambiance Good wine selection and drinks Cons: By far the worst service I have experienced anywhere in London. It's jokingly bad. 30 minutes to have your order taken, 20 minutes to pay the bill. I will not be coming back

I was very surprised with this restaurant, as I had such high hopes. The venue is beautifully designed, but it seems more attention to detail was put there over the dining experience and training of staff I am afraid. The food was fine, one of those places you visit once but never crave anything from the menu again, but once more the look of the food seemed to come higher than the flavour. In fact, one dish arrived two minutes after ordering (and was cold, so clearly had been meant for another table) while the other took a further twenty minutes. What was surprising was how terrible the service was. We were left at the table for almost 30 minutes without a glass of water or waiter asking if we were thirsty. When we were finishing the meal, one persons plate was whisked away while he still had food on his fork. Very odd to be fair, and the Google reviews are pretty true to life (complaints of staff and music too loud). Might be a better breakfast venue than dinner, but that would mean going back again.

Great place to meet for an elegant lunch. I enjoyed the yellowfin tuna here with Aperol spritz.

This was the PERFECT way to start my last day of vacation in London. I had the pancakes and my mother had the salmon eggs Benedict. Both were fantastic, the strawberry sauce was fresh and warm for the pancakes. The room is beautifully decorated as well. We had no wait on a Saturday at 9am in April. Come here, you won't be disappointed.

I may be biased because it is a perfect day. The food was beautifully presented and delicious. The service was attentive and refined.

Looks nice .. but if will not allow dogs in the outside seating area .. so if you are out walking want breakfast or lunch don't bother

The restaurant and location looked fantastic, we'd stumbled out of a nearby bar after work, and decided we'd try something new. This place looked nice. However, my hopes first took a knock at reception where I was told, "You can't have the outdoors, but you may have a table indoors for 1 hour and then I need it back." Not a great start, but hey, that may just be because it has so much to offer? Once inside and seated, the other members of the team were doing their best to present an image of a well drilled and attentive service, but the scale of the task - given how busy the restaurant was, was seemingly beyond them. In some instances what seemed to be an attempt to provide fine dining level service fell flat, given the number of tables per waiter, the delays - and sometimes an overly serious manner, which didn't seem in-keeping with the more relaxed vibe of the decor and clientele. I was left wondering what identity and style the restaurant was aspiring for (I'm still not quite certain). Following the greeting, it took 15 minutes to be served drinks and a further 10 to get the attention of a waiter to order. The menu was a broad, running across multiple styles, which left me wondering what their speciality was. Unable to fathom an answer and impatient for sustenance, with nothing else beyond two post-work beers to guide me, I indulged a hankering for steak (I ordered a rare rib-eye, with red wine sauce). Once it arrived and I had chance to try it - I was impressed: the chef had imparted a wonderful smokey flavour and cooked it perfectly to my order. Unfortunately, everything else was a bit underwhelming and landed below expectations at this price point. The accompanying chips were husky dry, hollow and lacked any factor. The watercress was disappointing and the usual, soggy oily flavourless mess you come to expect from careless pub grub. A regular set of triple fried chips, plus a bit more flavour to the dressing and sauce (I ordered red wine sauce) would have gone a very long way. The restaurant was heaving. It's an excellent location, but I just couldn't help feeling they were overstretched and over-reaching. Nothing about experience was 'bad', but it wasn't particularly great either. Given the price point 'not bad' really doesn't cut it for a middling 3 stars, hence the 2 stars. With that said, a bit more attention to the side orders, dressings/sauces and a slightly better resourced and relaxed waiting staff would have turned this review into a glowing one. Certainly has potential.

We had brunch here last week Sunday. I had a glass of the prosecco to start with as well as the truffle arancini and the sourdough bread. Mains consisted of the eggs royale and chips and my partner had the eggs benedict and chips. The food was good but there was a bit of a delay in getting our starter and main courses considering the restaurant wasn't full. The waiting staff made up for this as they were personable so you felt that they were taking care of you. It is a nice restaurant to visit for the decor as well, and the bar area looks quite good. There was a DJ playing music on the other side of the bar but it wasn't too loud, which was good.

I live locally and this is one of my favourite restaurants in the area. Service is generally great although a little slow when they are busy, food is great and venue is lovely. Would recommend.