Coal Drops Yard
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Coal Drops Yard

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Time Out says

Here’s a fact for you: it’s impossible for a shopping district that’s born out of what was once a Victorian coal depot to be anything other than ultra cool and trendy. Worlds away from your standard Westfield (much as we love the multiplex), the list of stores, bars and restaurants in Coal Drops Yard is pretty alternative. Of the shops, some, you may know – Aesop, Cos, Paul Smith – but most will be completely new (and also your new obsession), such as LA label Twiin and menswear boutique Universal Works. On the food and drink front you’ll find a new outpost for the trusty tapas restaurant Barrafina nestled among edgy new eateries and concept bars. Check out Casa Pastor for tacos and Coal Office for delicious mezze fare.

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Stable Street
King's Cross
London
N1C 4AB
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What’s on

Club Curling

Curling has been growing in popularity in recent years, nudged on by its compelling showings at various Winter Olympics, and you can try your hand at it in King’s Cross this winter. This pop-up outdoor arena boasts six synthetic curling lanes, on which you can curl your heart out for 45 minutes before rewarding yourself with a tasty cocktail at the Curling Club bar. Last year’s 90s theme is being replaced by bright neons, with Walthamstow’s God’s Own Junkyard recreating their warehouse in the bar. Booking opens on October 11.

Coal Drops Yard Christmas Lights

Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross’ stylish shopping spot, is getting in the Christmas spirit with some very arty festive lights. The area will play host to ‘Fluorescence’, a piece by award-winning British artist Liz West that explores light and colour via a tree-shaped sculpture daubed in neon hues, and welcome back Liliane Lijn’s ‘Temenos’. The latter is a geometric piece designed to be both an abstracted grove of trees and a magic circle that you can enter and allow the light to surround you with protective energy.
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