queens head, king's cross
Rob Greig
  • Bars and pubs | Craft beer pubs
  • price 2 of 4
  • King’s Cross
  • Recommended

Review

Queen's Head

4 out of 5 stars
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Time Out says

A couple of hundred yards from the heart of King’s Cross rejuvenation is this on-trend but individualistic oasis. It’s a compact Victorian hole-in-the-wall pub with three real-ale pumps and an astutely chosen handful of craft beers on draught - and that’s all before you pick up the clipboard list of twenty-plus bottled beers from around the UK, Belgium and the US. Although sometimes invaded by hollering students, it's usually cosy and blissfully music-free, apart from the odd hipster-trad jazz session around the old walnut upright piano. It’s a brewpub too - the own-made QHB beers are only occasionally available, but definitely worth trying when they're on, alongside brews from the likes of Kernel, Summit, Redemption and Windsor & Eton and an artisanal cider or two.

Details

Address
66 Acton St
London
WC1X 9NB
Transport:
Tube: King's Cross tube/rail
Opening hours:
Open Noon-11pm Mon-Thur; noon-midnight Fri; 3pm-midnight Sat
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