Booking Office 1869 - (Near Camden, london)

5 /5 Hassan Aldarbesti: The Booking Office 1869 at St Pancras beautifully combines stunning architecture with exceptional dining. Housed in the historic former ticket office of this iconic railway station, the restaurants Victorian grandeur creates an unforgettable atmosphere. The architecture alone is worth the visit - soaring ceilings, ornate details, and the preserved historical features transport you back to the golden age of rail travel. Its a magnificent space that feels both grand and welcoming. We visited for breakfast with my family, and everyone was thoroughly impressed. The menu selection was excellent, offering something for every taste and dietary preference. The quality of the food matched the splendor of the setting - everything was beautifully prepared and delicious. What made our experience truly special was the atmosphere. Despite being located in a busy train station, the restaurant feels like a peaceful retreat where you can relax and enjoy your meal. My family loved every moment - from the stunning surroundings to the attentive service and wonderful food.

4 /5 g: This old booking office has a sense of history, and has a nice environment. The decor is full of plants and decorative details. Food was good and good vegetarian options were available. Enjoyed the food and environment.

5 /5 Reena Mandora: I had a lovely dinner here with two friends. It was very busy when I first arrived with a long queue at the host desk. It moved swiftly and the staff were very courteous. We had a great booth table towards the back of the restaurant, which we appreciated as it was quieter. Our server (I wish I got his name) was wonderful. Attentive without being too overbearing and also noted we were celebrating a birthday. We hadnt added this detail to the reservation, but he noticed the birthday card and came back with a lovely chocolate truffle plate. The food - I had a delicious cacio e pepe tortolloni. Fresh pasta with a light butter sauce. Highly recommend. The poppy seed and onion sourdough is also worth choosing. For dessert the black forest roulade was a great choice! My friends enjoyed their mains of risotto and fried chicken too. We were never at any point rushed and were able to enjoy our time at a lovely pace. I would highly recommend!

5 /5 Pietro Cammerini: Overall positive experience. Beautiful, charming venue. Took 10 mins for the waiter to come to us after we sat down. Service was attentive albeit a little slow. Food was good but without highlights. Venue and atmosphere were great!

5 /5 Jay Sullivan: If you find yourself in the area pre or post an International Rail journey, and are wanting to have a unique and fancy dining experience, I enjoyed our meal here. It is apparently on the site of the original ticket office for the Victorian era rail station, so whether you were coming to London to make your fortune or lose it, everyone would have come and gone through this place. The Dickensian squalor and imagined lines of angry train passenger ghosts from its history has been replaced with some funky plants and a reimagined decor that is genuinely impressive. It is a large space but was busy when we were there a the wait staff were friendly and attentive and looked after us well. The cocktail menu is really well thought out and has something for everyone and so we started there and moved into some entrees, did the shared beef main and made room for dessert. The wine list was also good and my cheeky end of dinner port was its own spectacle. Definitely worth a visit.