We had a celebration for my husband. The food was amazing, the waitress was very friendly and helpful. Denisse welcomed us and made feel like we were home as she spoke some Spanish with us. The food was amazing! We had the Korean sticky glazed chicken and the ribeye. The fried zucchini was very good too. Cocktails are so good.

Excellent, flavoursome food, lovely decor and atmosphere with good service. Food is worth every penny, the wine is somewhat expensive - no doubt the great location attracts a supplement. My only quibble is the white wine was placed in a cooler some feet away, no problem but the busy waiters didn’t check to top up our glasses, so we got up to do it ourselves - idiosyncrasy or oversight I am not certain but either way no real issue. Would certainly recommend a visit, the food was great. Would recommend the crispy duck salad and monkfish curry.

Food was fresh and tasty. The vibe and the atmosphere was so cosy and French influence style decor. The coffee was awful though, I just think more restaurants especially high end ones should be using specialty coffee beans. The creamy mushroom spaghetti was amazing.

We visited Granary Square this evening for a birthday meal. My first time visiting this establishment. The setting was beautiful / sedate and calm, with comfortable seating. The starters were tasty - had the chicken skewers. Our service provider, TJ, was attentive to our requests. The mains were a good sized portion, as were the starters. I had the Minute steak - I would have preferred it to have been well done (as requested) and a little more tastier in my opinion. The celebrant was treated to a drink on the house, which was recommended to him by Finn, one of the managers. He was also served with a surprise chocolate bombe for desert. The 5 stars are awarded for the overall service - cannot fault that at all. Thank you to Finn who brought this dining experience to life.

Dropped by for lunch and had the haddock and salmon fish pie. The dish was comforting and presented nicely, but leaned on the mild side — more of a cozy, traditional option than something bold or memorable. If you prefer stronger flavors, it might not fully hit the mark. That said, the space itself is absolutely beautiful. High ceilings, elegant lighting, plush seating — it nails that balance between upscale and relaxed. There’s plenty of room, making it a solid choice for groups, casual meetings, or even a quiet solo meal. The terrace near the fountains adds a nice seasonal touch, especially on a sunny day. Service was polite and attentive, and the atmosphere was laid-back but refined. While the food didn’t quite wow, the setting makes it worth a visit — especially if you're looking for somewhere stylish and easy-going near King’s Cross.

The weekday set lunch is excellent; delicious and great value at £24 nett. I had the calamari to start and the grilled seabream as the main; both were beautifully prepared. The interior décor is impressive, making it a great venue for catching up with friends or a relaxed business lunch. The staff were very busy, so service was a little slow but polite.

Had a business lunch and was served by Jessica and Nusbawh as they recommended the tasty linguine as my main for the first time convincing me from just having the large duck salad, so I had that as a normal starter. Both dishes were lovely and tasty. Will definitely be back.

Had a lovely breakfast twice! The eggs Benedict are really recommended, nice balanced meal, without being to full, good way to start the day.