Starbucks

A small but efficient starbucks! Recommend the Java choc chip frappé. Delicious but very filling! Great on a hot day. Staff were not particularly friendly.

One of the tiniest and most crowded Starbucks I have been to. No seating space and if u want anything that isn’t straight off the shelf or chilled, budget a 15 minute wait before you have to catch your train. Staff is efficient, it’s just the crowds are too much for this little outlet which is just slightly larger than a kiosk

A cold and unwelcoming store. Why at 06:30 do they wedge the doors open when they are inside St Pancreas station, which is a wind tunnel in effect.
This store has ZERO comfy chairs just lots of hard wooden seating. One of the worst starbucks I have been in, but after all the drinks are the same!

An early morning pit stop for some caffeine. No comfortable seating. Door locked in the open position when it’s freezing cold. It actually feels colder in this Starbucks than it does outside. I’m also not a fan of take away cups when I’m not taking away! And no wifi. And nowhere to charge a phone. Might as well bring a Thermos!

It’s a bit boring writing a review on a major coffee chain, but this branch within King’s Cross station is worth singling out. While service at Caffe Nero at the other end of the ticket hall can be a bit haphazard, the atmosphere at Starbucks was almost like an independent coffee shop off the beaten track. A rare treat and they were super efficient with it.

It’s your typical Starbucks, which by itself is a 4 on taste and quality. However, the prices are absolutely insane (even for London) and this is one extremely busy coffee shop (it took us well over 25 minutes just to get two teas and two pastries. I’ll likely go elsewhere if I’m ever near Kings Cross again and need a quick bite.

I’m not really a big fan of Starbucks. Let’s be honest, the coffee they serve is not the best and there’s too much syrups, flavours and toppings in between for my taste (a coffee should be just coffee, if it is good enough); but I work in the station and although other places are better there, you can have your drink almost straight away. Besides, they have a good reward payment method so I can’t complaint.
I usually go there during my break or before my work-​shift and the staff is always so friendly and attentative. The coffee is still average, but it’s ok. They have a good selection of sandwiches and sweets in you feel like having something else with your drink. The place is big and always clean and tidy.
In addition to this, they open 24 hours per day. It’s always so busy at St Pancras!

I like this Starbucks as it is in Kings Cross St Pancras Station. It is ridiculously busy, have been here numerous times at all hours of the day and no matter how busy they are, the service is really good and they have never messed my order up. Will always pop by when near here.

1. Le café, c’est vraiment pas mon truc… Qu’il soit servi noir, avec du sucre, du lait, du caramel et autres douceurs, je né m’y ferai jamais!
2. Le chocolat chaud, ca m’arrive d’en boire mais jamais une tasse entière…
Je me demande donc encore pourquoi j’ai commencé à fréquenter les Starbucks!!!
Effet de mode? Surement pas! J’ai juste réalisé que l’assortiment était beaucoup plus large que je né le pensais… et je suis donc subitement et tout naturellement tombée amoureuse de leur Frappuccino Chocolat (chocolat glacé) et de sa crème fraîche à tomber!
Les pâtisseries (muffins, cookies), sandwiches et autres cakes méga appétissants sont d’une excellente qualité mais restent trop chers à mes yeux. Pareille constatation quand au prix des boissons. Ca, c’est probablement dû à l’effet de mode!
Le café de St. Pancrass n’est pas très grand mais il fait parfaitement l’affaire pour un petit Frappuccino «on the go» en attendant le train.

This Starbucks is really busy but they make good drinks and the staff always have a smile for you. It is open 24 hours and you can benefit from Free WiFi from St. Pancras Station.
But in the end, it is just a Starbucks, so don’t expect anything fancy.

I ordered a caramel frap and was given a vanilla one instead. Luckily I like the vanilla cream ones so this wasn’t a problem. I assume this branch is always busy because of its location! A 24 hour Starbucks… living the dream

My favourite place to eat fresh breakfast before work! It is very close to metro station and this is the main reason why I eat there. And of course it is open 24 hours.

Worst service ever,
It wasn’t even peak time
Not really clean too

24 hour Starbucks!
That really impresses me.

Not the world’s biggest Starby’s fan but this is large, open, friendly and busy. Free wifi and a good place to catch up and recharge before 2^nd leg of my journey begins…

So, the only real benefit I can see to this Starbucks (like, as a destination rather than just grabbing a coffee before boarding a train) is that it is apparently open 24 hours.
There is free wifi courtesy of St. Pancras Station, and a decent amount of seating.
This is, however, SMACK DAB in the center of the station (well, the northern part of the station). As in, other than some glass partitions, it is an open floor plan within the station. To their credit, however, they did put lots of electrical plugs around the bottom of the partitions, so you can plug ‘er in.
If you are in desperate need of a 24 hour coffee place, I guess this is your spot.

You’re looking for something delicious to drink? or something delicious to eat? You’re in the right place: Starbucks Coffee, the perfect place to get a good taste.

Me and my housemate come here on a regular basis. What makes this Starbucks so special is the fact that it stays open 24 hours! we come here late at night and sit and watch the few people wandering through our favourite station. It’s warm (due to heaters) and fun to sit and people watch (a game we like to play when bored) Drinks wise it’s exactly the same as any other Starbucks in London.

My first time in Starbucks!
I was wainting for a friends of mine, it was cold outside (of course, i’m in the UK).
Just decided to have a look inside. Finaly, I spent three hours there, having a coffee and cake, surfing on the internet.
Staff was really helpfull and didn’t try to make me by more coffees or products during these three hours.
A nice time in a nice place!

Starbucks in Kings Cross is large and open and a suitable rendezvous point if yr looking to meet somebody at the station. There are some comfy couches and the coffee is excellent. But you pay for it. One annoyance is that in winter the massive doors of the station open out onto the street and you sit there freezing your whatsits off.

This starbucks is located just outside Kings Cross station. It is a typical starbucks, with a good amount of seating, including a few high bench style seats and comfy seats in the window. It does get quite busy at peak times, however they deal with the crowds well — you may have to wait if you want a seat though, but lots of people get their drinks to take out. They have a good variety of cakes and muffins, as well as the delicious paninis! The service is very friendly.