News & Coffee Kiosk0.3 mi from King's Cross centrelast reviewed May 2026
Nuria and Amar run a stripped-back espresso kiosk on Granary Square; coffee first, nothing else. The cortado is the order.
The cortado is the reason Nuria and Amar's Granary Square kiosk works.
Ulterior Motives · 16 Jun
London in July runs two clocks. One is the second week at the tennis and the Proms finding their opening night; the other is quieter: six wooden skiffs rowing…
Richaro's Ramblings · 14 Aug
I am writing this from Ponta Delgada, where the coffee in front of me was roasted about four streets away. Normally that is the whole story.
News & Coffee Kiosk0.3 mi from King's Cross centrelast reviewed May 2026
Nuria and Amar run a stripped-back espresso kiosk on Granary Square; coffee first, nothing else. The cortado is the order.
The cortado is the reason Nuria and Amar's Granary Square kiosk works.
News & Coffee Kiosk, Granary Square, London N1C 4PQ, UK
0.3 mi from King's Cross centre
Ulterior Motives · 16 Jun
London in July runs two clocks. One is the second week at the tennis and the Proms finding their opening night; the other is quieter: six wooden skiffs rowing…
Richaro's Ramblings · 14 Aug
I am writing this from Ponta Delgada, where the coffee in front of me was roasted about four streets away. Normally that is the whole story.
Down a stairwell inside King's Cross station, past the ticket hall and the Harry Potter shop, sits a full roastery-run espresso bar with beans rotating by the week. Tell the team what you're after and they'll point you to the right cup.
Their own Colombian single-origins, roasted at the brand's own roastery and traceable to named producers, poured from a takeaway kiosk by the station. It's the kind of pedigree you don't expect from a coffee grabbed on the way to a train.
A short walk from King's Cross station, worth the detour when the alternative is a station-chain coffee before your train.