The Somers Town Coffee House is a historic London pub at 60 Chalton Street, conveniently placed between Euston and King’s Cross. Despite its name, it is a full pub and dining destination, combining breakfast, all day British food, a cocktail bar and private rooms in a characterful neighbourhood building.
Weekday and Saturday breakfast ranges from a full English and eggs Benedict to granola, breakfast baps and a vegan cooked plate. From midday, oysters, grilled sardines, cod cheeks, ham hock croquettes and baked Camembert provide flexible small plates before a larger meal.
Mussels, sausage with mash, fish and chips, burgers and aged steak form the heart of the main menu, joined by thoughtful vegetable dishes. Sunday brings roast beef, chicken or a mushroom and leek strudel with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy.
Desserts, cheese, beer, wine and cocktails support a visit from morning into evening. Steak Upstairs offers premium cuts for groups, while meeting rooms, private dining spaces and the separate cocktail bar make the pub useful for business lunches, celebrations and drinks as well as casual meals.
Address: 60 Chalton Street, Somers Town, London NW1 1HS, United Kingdom