The Cross London in London: photos, reviews, menu

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The Cross London stands out as a vibrant destination in the bustling cityscape of London, offering an upscale nightlife experience that caters to all who appreciate style and sophistication. With a commendable rating of 4.4 on Google, this venue is celebrated for its lively atmosphere and diverse offerings.

Perfect for birthdays and gatherings with friends, it provides a fashionable setting equipped with free Wi-Fi, live music, and LGBTQ-friendly services. Whether you're in for a night of dining, drinking, or dancing, The Cross London seamlessly blends these experiences across its ground-floor bar, chic restaurant, and cocktail lounge.

The rooftop terrace is the crown jewel, offering stunning views that complement the delectable small plates and expertly crafted cocktails. Diners can relish in dishes that pair well with a selection of wines and beers, all while enjoying top-notch service from the friendly staff.

The Cross London also accommodates corporate events, private dining, and weddings, making it a versatile spot for various occasions. Reservations are recommended, with outdoor seating available for those who wish to dine al fresco. Overall, guests consistently highlight the great food, stunning views, and impressive service that make each visit memorable.

Meals

Dinner

Services

Reservations available, Outdoor seating, Dine-in, Reservations required

Offering

Serving alcohol, Small plates, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving food, Serving food at bar

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

Atmosphere

Fashionably

Best for

Birthday, Meet up with friends

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

King's Cross / Caledonian Road (Stop X)

Bus stop 334 m walk

Carnegie Street (Stop L)

Bus stop 310 m walk

One Stop Food & Wine

Bus stop 358 m walk

York Way / Kings Place (Stop C)

Bus stop 349 m walk

4.4

based on 229 reviews

Google

4.4/5 229 reviews

Tom Kerr-Dineen

Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Fantastic venue. A friend and I rented the full venue space for a Joint Birthday Event in June. The venue itself is incredibly unique. The roof terrace is very special (it is huge, with a bar, and has great views from all angles). The the other floors are all unique in their own right. For the party we used the 1st floor, ground floor, and the basement club. The 1st floor and Ground floor provide perfect spaces for drinks, complete with fantastic decor, elegant bars and lots of seating, along with great soundsystems for music. The barmen were friendly and served excellent cocktails. The basement club is brilliant - it has a grungier feel to the rest of the venue, and is the perfect dancefloor. It has a fantastic soundsystem, with an additional bar and seating booths off the main room too. Max and Dani (who led the on-the- ground operations) were incredibly helpful on the night, and helped managed the event seamlessly. Couldn't recommend the Cross any higher for similar events - thanks so much!

Sarah Daly

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

We held a corporate event on the rooftop for evening drinks and the space was perfect for approx. 20 people. Great views, excellent service - we were really looked after by Max and the bar team. Beautiful venue, really recommend if you're looking for a private space with a rooftop bar.

Malachi Thomson

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

The Cross London — Multi-Level Magic with Music, Mood, and Mixology Once a legendary 90s nightclub, The Cross has reinvented itself as a six-floor playground of dining, drinking, and dancing in King’s Cross. It’s part rooftop bar, part restaurant, part club — and all about immersive experience. The interiors are lush: dusty pink walls, low lighting, marble accents, and velvet touches that feel both glamorous and intimate. Cocktails are creative — coconut margaritas, hazelnut old fashioneds — and the food leans upscale, with dishes like scallop crudo, beef carpaccio, and lamb cutlets. Some plates feel overpriced for the portion, but the flavours are refined and the presentation elegant. As the evening unfolds, the vibe shifts — DJs take over, the rooftop glows, and private rooms buzz with parties. It’s clearly designed for night owls and stylish gatherings, with a soundtrack that moves from ambient to dancefloor-ready. Verdict: The Cross is bold, beautiful, and built for indulgence. Come for the cocktails, stay for the music — just be ready for a lively crowd and premium pricing.

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