SL-Coal Drops Yard

Great place to while away a couple of hours, especially if your train has been delayed which is more than likely. Great places to eat and drink

My second most favourite place after Canary wharf. This place has a decent shopping centre. lots of food and coffee places, free cinema and a very uplifting vibe. Google’s office is situated here as well.

A special mention for "Bob's Wife", a delightfully named pop-up cafe and bar here at Coal Drops. One to enjoy this summer. Cold beer, great coffee. Friendly staff and funky outdoor seating with umbrellas. We came at 7:30pm on a Friday …

A stunning place, wonderful architecture. Really well laid out, full of shops, both independent and chains. With amble space for walking around, enjoying the views from multiple levels, with the Canal. Water fountain activity area for younger ones (and older ones too) to play in!

A remarkable place from many points of view, not least architecturally. It’s impressive how the new buildings have been incorporated into the existing Victorian red-brick industrial site. A great place to shop, eat, or simply stop by during a walk along Regent’s Canal.

I recently spent an afternoon at Coal Drops Yard. It’s vibrant and bustling but still feels spacious and relaxed at the same time. There’s plenty of places to sit and relax, whether it’s in one of the parks, or in one of the many restaurants or cafes. There’s lots of shopping too, with a great selection.

Coal Drops Yard is easily one of the coolest spots in London if you’re into design, food, and that effortlessly stylish vibe. The whole place used to be Victorian coal warehouses, but now it’s been transformed into this super sleek shopping …

A modern interior on a historic exterior. A laid back window shopping might surprise you. And if or when you get hungry, there are some fancy restaurants or there's Canopy market😄 …

A nice place to hang out, stroll and enjoy the mix of old and new, the clever design initiatives and wide choice of coffee shops eateries and bars.

Kings cross Coal yards has a wonderful Asian market on weekends. Alternatively pop into Waitrose for some picnic eats and enjoy a lunxh on the green steps on the canal. So much to do. Visited last weekend for the vintage cars and market