The Scottish Stores

Pub · Pentonville

The Scottish Stores

Pub · Pentonville

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6 Caledonian Rd, London N1 9DT, United Kingdom

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Cask & craft ales, cocktails, and a warm, traditional pub atmosphere  

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6 Caledonian Rd, London N1 9DT, United Kingdom Get directions

thescottishstores.co.uk
@thescottishstores

£10–20 · Menu

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6 Caledonian Rd, London N1 9DT, United Kingdom Get directions

thescottishstores.co.uk
@thescottishstores

£10–20 · Menu

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"The idea of swaggering up to a stranger is probably as inviting as licking a wasp. No, what you need is an in. You need ‘something to talk about’. Drink, Shop & Do is a spot in King’s Cross where you can, er, drink, shop, and do stuff. Emphasis on the ‘do’. They have regular nights of frankly, incredible fun, from a pimp your pineapple masterclass, to a Simpsons quiz night, to musical bingo. They’ve also got a 22-strong cocktail list (go for the Fresh Prince), and the kind of food you can pick at whilst learning to cross-stitch. Think, parma ham and goats cheese flatbreads, fresh cakes, and a mini pie board. Chatting to people is easy here, you just feel like you’re mucking in to a particularly boozy Blue Peter re-run." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing

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Chris Doree

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3 real ales ever changing. On a Tuesday in June at 6.30pm, two were in good condition, and one was not. The temperature was good for the time of year. This pub is so close to King's Cross that you should come for an ale or two whilst waiting for your train.

Craig

Google
Nice bar with good tunes and a good vibe but £6.80 for a pint of Tennents is mental even if it is the only place to get one in London

Mikey Swann

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A lovely Scottish pub located in the King's Cross area of London. The staff are very friendly, the decor is traditional, and there are plenty of drinks to choose from. Highly recommended! ☆☆☆☆☆

Nexi Nexi

Google
My husband and I found this while waiting for our train and it's a beautiful hidden gem with histrionic atmosphere mixed with good music to our taste. The staff was amazing and friendly and if we're ever in London again, we'd definitely come here to drink again.

Nafi _

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What a chill vibe on a Monday, classic pub settings and Oscar was so lovely!

Jan Barker

Google
A perfect location for killing some time before your train is due. A decent selection of drinks in this lovely old pub. Staff are friendly and there are several nooks and crannies to sit and enjoy the hubbub of Caledonian Road before making your way to Kings Cross.

Ash Hendricks-McKaughan

Google
Came here in October and the atmosphere was friendly and spooky! There were bat's, cobwebs, candy, the works! Came in November, and there's hidden elves! See how many you can find! Friendly staff, fairly cheap pints, before 5 it's not blaring it's music, so you can actually hear. After 5 it plays fairly good music (Crazy Little Thing Called Love). There's often tables and it's well on it's way to becoming my new favourite! Go experience the fun!

John Carr (Corinne and John)

Google
Very good pub about five minutes walk from King's Cross Station. Three cask beers on handpump when I visited including a porter. A few tables outside.