Kings Cross
Kings Cross

Our Kings Cross Pizza Bar is at 246-250 Pentonville Road, a two minute walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations. Catching a train, finishing a shift, heading out for the night – we are the fastest, best value proper pizza in the area, and it’s not even close.

Fire-baked, Roman style, thin & crispy, made to order, served superfast. Order at the till, grab a seat. Margherita £5.95, Marinara £3.95, plus salads, gelato, beer, wine and frozen cocktails at £4.95 – the same honest value. Open 11am to 11pm, seven days a week – a proper lunch or dinner fits around any timetable.

Kings Cross
The Italian Restaurant Kings Cross Keeps Coming Back To

The Italian Restaurant Kings Cross Keeps Coming Back To

Kings Cross has changed beyond recognition, from Coal Drops Yard down to the canal, and the food options have multiplied with it. Our answer has stayed the same since day one: London pizza done the Roman way, rolled thin, fired hard and priced so a proper meal beats the station meal deal.

The service model is the secret. There are no reservations needed for everyday visits and no waiting on table service. You order at the till, the kitchen fires your pizza, and the whole thing lands in front of you while the person opposite is still deciding on a drink. Locally fresh-made mozzarella, Italian tomato sauce and a crust with real character, with beer on the fridge shelf and frozen cocktails in the machine. The room runs on the same logic: an open kitchen, the fire oven in full view and big tables that fill and empty at station speed. Watching the service is half the entertainment, and eating it is the other half.

Fifteen minutes is a proper meal here, not a snack grabbed standing up. Sit down, eat something fire-baked, and still make the platform with time to spare. Commuters worked this out years ago, and everyone else is catching up. If the departure board says twenty minutes, that is dinner sorted, not a countdown.

Groups, Trains and Everything In Between

Groups, Trains and Everything In Between

This Pizza Bar was built for the way people actually use Kings Cross. Big communal tables swallow a family with luggage, a group of students or a team night out without fuss, and there is no private dining ceremony to book around: reserve a group table through the Group Booking page and turn up. If you are on a tight connection, order for Click & Collect and take it on the train, or get food delivery to your door if the sofa has already won the evening. Superfast service is the promise either way.

The same tables do double duty all day: suitcases and coffee refills through the morning, team lunches in the middle, birthday crowds at night. However many of you there are and however long you have, the routine holds. Order, sit, eat, go, or stay. Trains get missed around here for worse reasons.

Aldgate, Holborn, Hoxton and Spitalfields each have a Pizza Union of their own, so the same fire-baked pizza is rarely more than a short journey from wherever you started.

Find Our Pizza Restaurant in Kings Cross

246-250 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9JY Directions

Need a pizza restaurant in Kings Cross that works around your train, not the other way round? Pizza Union is a fire-baked Pizza Bar close to King’s Cross St Pancras. Our Roman-style pizza is thin, crispy and made to order in minutes. Strictly speaking we are a Pizza Bar, not a restaurant, but as a pizza restaurant Kings Cross commuters can trust for a fast, affordable, proper meal, we do the job.

FAQ

What time does Pizza Union Kings Cross open? +

We are open from 11am to 11pm, seven days a week, serving all day.

Where is Pizza Union Kings Cross? +

We are at 246-250 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9JY, a two minute walk from King's Cross and St Pancras stations.

Can I book a table at Kings Cross? +

Everyday dining is walk-in. Groups can reserve our long tables through the Group Booking page on this website.

More about Kings Cross Pizza Union Bar? +

Menu and Prices

The menu fits on one board: fifteen 12″ fire-baked pizzas from £3.95, plus salads, savoury bites and gelato. It is the rare Kings Cross menu where the price and the portion both feel fair. The drinks list runs from £4.95 frozen cocktails to beer and wine without a single ceremony attached, and gelato handles dessert. If you want to check it before you travel, the full menu lives on this website.