The Fellow, Kings Cross

http://www.thefellow.co.uk/

24 York Way
London
N1 9AA

Found on the street that runs along the side of Kings Cross station, The Fellow is a great combination of rustic and modern interior designer, with a high quality if slightly limited menu. Try to avoid the post work crush and opt for a quieter time at the weekend or during the day to get a seat at their heavy wood tables and enjoy the sight of their open kitchen.

Rob and I picked this place for a late Sunday lunch and as such we went for roast dinners. I went with the Pork and I have to say this was the finest Sunday dinner outside of my mother's kitchen. The Pork melted off the shoulder bone, the Yorkshire puddings were crunchy but not overdone, the potatoes roasted in goose fat were delicious and even the carrots and cabbage were immaculate.

(I also visited The Fellow for Saturday lunch, along with 11 other people. Despite eight orders of fish and triple cooked chips the food was again right up there - a clear step above normal pub fair)

The only shame was that we were so hungover from the night before that we couldn't finish our meals!

I've visited this place a couple of times and it's a very enjoyable place for couples, friends, or a group of lads out on the beer. The staff are very polite and chatty, the service pretty quick, and it's not that pricey either.

My Review: 8/10

Overall rating: 8/10 (1 rating)