Italian restaurant near Granary Square and Coal Drops YardFiena on Judd Street

1. From Granary Square, head south down King's Boulevard to King's Cross station.
2. Cross to the south side of Euston Road and walk west, with St Pancras across the road.
3. Turn left into Judd Street, beside Camden Town Hall, and carry on down the street to Medway Court.

It's a little over a kilometre. The last part is on a residential street, away from the traffic. Ryan described us as a quiet little restaurant near St Pancras station (Ryan S., Google review), and Celia called us A hidden gem not far from Kings Cross or Euston (Celia F., Google review).

• From 08:00: coffee and the breakfast and brunch menu, served until 14:00.
• From 10:30: the bar opens for spritzes, cocktails, beer and Italian wine.
• From midday: the full main menu runs until close, 22:00 Monday to Saturday and 21:00 on Sunday.

Pasta is where most people start. The Linguine Fiena (chicken, mushrooms, garlic and cream) is a favourite in our reviews. Robin wrote: The Linguini Fiena was honestly one of the best pasta dishes I've ever had. (Robin W., Google review) There's also carbonara, a lasagna made with fresh pasta and slow-cooked beef ragù, and linguine with clams or mixed seafood. Gluten-free penne is available for every pasta dish.

From the pizza list, there's a Margherita, a Diavola with pepperoni and nduja, a Capricciosa and a Buffalo, and a gluten-free base is available. If you'd rather something from the grill, try the lamb cutlets, saltimbocca alla Romana or a whole sea bream.

When the weather's kind, our outdoor tables on Judd Street are the place for an Aperol or Hugo spritz. Kathleen wrote: This cafe had delicious food and a lovely little patio! (Kathleen, Google review) When it isn't, the bar inside has the full drinks menu, from a Negroni to Draft Moretti.

“LOVED IT! Such a nice place, lovely people, great food and atmosphere”

Liv-Eva, Google review, August 2026