The Parcel Yard

About The Parcel Yard

Fuller's biggest pub in London, set in King's Cross's former Victorian parcel office, right above the platforms.

The pub occupies the Grade I listed building that was once the Great Northern Railway's post office and parcel depot at King's Cross station, restored and reopened as a pub after the station's major renovation was completed in 2012. It keeps industrial features from the original building — tiled floors, high ceilings and iron-framed windows — spread across several rooms and an upper floor, making it one of the largest pubs in central London. Its location, a stone's throw from the spot where tourists photograph themselves with the half-sunk luggage trolley at platform 9¾, makes it as popular with travellers as with workers from the area. It belongs to the Fuller's brewery, which pairs its own beers with a rotating list of craft beer and cider. Note: the official postal address (N1C 4AH) has since been withdrawn from the postcode register; its inclusion in the borough of Camden has been confirmed using the active code N1C 4QL, for the same King's Cross / St Pancras rail complex.