Caravan Roastery

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Tucked behind King's Cross St. Pancras on the edge of Granary Square is . Housed in an old grain store, Caravan keeps with the building's tradition and has a large, open plan dining room, with an open grated divider separating the dining space from the kitchen space, but still allowing you to watch as the chefs carefully prepare each dish. They also have a coffee roastery on site, making their coffee some of the freshest pick me ups you can get.



Though the emphasis would appear to be on their coffee, their true magic lies in their brunch. Lines form out the door waiting for their brunch, especially on the weekend.



All of their food is locally sourced and tastefully refined, focusing on highlighting seasonal ingredients. The phrase good things come in small packages applies to the food here, as the portions are a bit smaller than your average restaurant. The food, however, is anything but average.



You might be hard pressed to get a table at their infamous weekend brunches, as they take no reservations for these, so the wait can climb to two or three hours. However, they do the same brunch on weekdays, but it only lasts until 11am instead of all day (but you now have the added benefit of being able to make a reservation and avoiding the weekend crowds).



After you finish your meal, its quite common to stick around the bar, to either top off your meal with one of their coffees or one of their signature drinks.

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