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Greek restaurant near Camley Street Natural Park: Nonòs Judd Street
Just behind King's Cross and St Pancras, on the banks of the Regent's Canal, there's a patch of woodland, meadow and pond where you can hear reed warblers instead of... Read more...
What is a full English breakfast? Our Nonòs Full English at Judd Street, King's Cross
Before a long train journey, after a late night, or just because it's the weekend: few things set you up for the day like a full English. It's on the... Read more...
What is a Bramble? London's blackberry gin cocktail at Nonòs Judd Street
Plenty of famous cocktails were born in New York, Havana or Venice. The Bramble was born in Soho. It's on the classic cocktails list at Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek... Read more...
Greek restaurant near the Francis Crick Institute: Nonòs Judd Street
Right next to St Pancras station stands one of Europe's biggest biomedical laboratories. The Francis Crick Institute is at 1 Midland Road, London NW1 1AT, and Nonòs Judd Street, our... Read more...
What is French toast? Our Scorched Butter French Toast at Nonòs Judd Street
Golden outside, soft in the middle, and an excuse to have something sweet before noon: French toast is one of the great breakfast treats. At Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek... Read more...
What is an Old Fashioned? Whiskey, sugar and bitters at Nonòs Judd Street
Just a few ingredients, no shaker and nowhere to hide: the Old Fashioned is the cocktail for people who like to taste their whiskey. It's on the classic cocktails list... Read more...
Greek restaurant near the Charles Dickens Museum: Nonòs Judd Street
On a quiet Georgian street in Bloomsbury stands the only London home of Charles Dickens that still survives. The Charles Dickens Museum is at 48 Doughty Street, London WC1N 2LX,... Read more...
What is Hash Benedict? Eggs Benedict on hash browns at Nonòs Judd Street
Poached eggs, a golden sauce and something crisp underneath: eggs Benedict is the brunch classic, and at Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean kitchen and bar at 112 Judd Street,... Read more...
What is a Whiskey Sour? Bourbon, lemon and egg white at Nonòs Judd Street
Sharp, sweet and smooth, with a silky foam on top: the Whiskey Sour is one of the oldest cocktails still ordered every night, and it's on the bar list at... Read more...
Greek restaurant near Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard: Nonòs Judd Street
North of King's Cross station, beside the Regent's Canal, the old goods yards have become one of London's favourite places to wander: Granary Square, with its fountains and canal steps,... Read more...
What is kalamari? Crispy fried baby squid at Nonòs Judd Street
Golden, crisp and served with a squeeze of lemon, fried squid is one of the most ordered plates on any Greek taverna table. At Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean... Read more...
What is a Negroni? Gin, Campari and vermouth at Nonòs Judd Street
Three ingredients in equal measure, bitter, sweet and strong: the Negroni is one of the world's great aperitifs, and it's on the bar list at Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek... Read more...
Greek restaurant near Kings Place: dinner before a concert at Nonòs Judd Street
Kings Place, at 90 York Way, London N1 9AG, is King's Cross's home for live music and art, right beside the Regent's Canal. If you have tickets for a concert... Read more...
What is Greek fava? Grilled octopus on split pea purée at Nonòs Judd Street
Grilled octopus and creamy fava are two Greek taverna favourites. At Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean kitchen and bar at 112 Judd Street, London WC1H 9NT, five minutes from... Read more...
What is a Mai Tai? The rum and orgeat cocktail at Nonòs Judd Street
Rum, fresh lime and a sweet almond syrup: the Mai Tai is one of the great cocktails of the 20th century, and it's on the bar list at Nonòs Judd... Read more...
Greek restaurant near St Pancras Old Church and Gardens: Nonòs Judd Street
Just north of St Pancras International, on Pancras Road in Somers Town, London NW1 1UL, St Pancras Old Church and its gardens are one of the quietest and most storied... Read more...
What is a Paloma? The tequila and grapefruit cocktail at Nonòs Judd Street
Long, cold, a little bitter and very refreshing, the Paloma is the tequila cocktail for people who think they don't like tequila. It's on the bar menu at Nonòs Judd... Read more...
What is prawn saganaki? Prawns, tomato, ouzo and feta at Nonòs Judd Street
Ask for saganaki in Greece and you might get a sizzling slab of fried cheese, a pan of mussels or, as at Nonòs, a bubbling dish of prawns in tomato... Read more...
Greek restaurant near the Wellcome Collection: Nonòs Judd Street
The Wellcome Collection at 183 Euston Road, London NW1 2BE, is a free museum and library exploring the connections between medicine, life and art, on Euston Road close to Euston... Read more...
Greek restaurant near Camden Town Hall: celebrate at Nonòs Judd Street
Camden Register Office is at Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, London WC1H 9JE, on the corner of Euston Road opposite the British Library and St Pancras International. If you're there... Read more...
What is an Espresso Martini? The coffee cocktail at Nonòs Judd Street
Coffee or a cocktail? With an Espresso Martini, you don't have to choose. It's on the bar menu at Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean kitchen and bar at 112... Read more...
Greek restaurant near the Postal Museum and Mail Rail: Nonòs Judd Street
The Postal Museum at 15-20 Phoenix Place, London WC1X 0DA, is one of the most unusual days out in central London: you can ride a little train through the tunnels... Read more...
What is a Pornstar Martini? The passion fruit cocktail at Nonòs Judd Street
It's one of the most-ordered cocktails in Britain, and it was born right here in London. The Pornstar Martini is also one of the favourites at Nonòs Judd Street, our... Read more...
What is Mythos? Greek lager at Nonòs Judd Street
Order a beer in a Greek taverna and there's a good chance you'll be handed a Mythos. It's on our list at Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean kitchen and... Read more...
Greek restaurant near the Foundling Museum: Nonòs Judd Street
The Foundling Museum at 40 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ, is one of Bloomsbury's most fascinating small museums. It doesn't have a café of its own, so it's worth knowing... Read more...
What are gigantes? Greek giant baked beans at Nonòs Judd Street
If you've never had gigantes, imagine the biggest, softest beans you've ever seen, baked in a rich tomato sauce. They're one of the most comforting dishes on a Greek table,... Read more...
What is Greek yoghurt? Yoghurt with honey and tzatziki at Nonòs Judd Street
Greek yoghurt turns up all over our menu at Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean kitchen and bar at 112 Judd Street, London WC1H 9NT, five minutes' walk from King's... Read more...
Greek restaurant near Great Ormond Street Hospital: Nonòs Judd Street
Whether you work at Great Ormond Street Hospital, you're visiting someone there or you're in Bloomsbury for an appointment, it helps to know where you can sit down for a... Read more...
What are dolmades? Stuffed vine leaves at Nonòs Judd Street
Dolmades are little parcels of vine leaves wrapped around a filling, and they're one of the classic dishes on a Greek mezze table. They're on our menu at Nonòs Judd... Read more...
What is loukaniko? Greek pork sausage at Nonòs Judd Street
Loukaniko is the word you'll see for sausage on a Greek menu, and it's one of the best things to come off a Greek grill. You'll find it twice on... Read more...
Halloumi at Nonòs Judd Street: fries, wraps, burgers and breakfast
Few cheeses have as many fans as halloumi. It's salty, it squeaks, and it can go on the grill without melting into a puddle. At Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek... Read more...
What is shakshuka? Breakfast at Nonòs Judd Street
If you've seen shakshuka on a brunch menu and wondered what you'd be getting, here's the short answer: eggs, gently poached in a rich tomato sauce, brought to the table... Read more...
What guests say about Nonòs Russell Square on Marchmont Street
Nonòs Russell Square is our second home: an intimate dining room and bar at 59 Marchmont Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1N 1AP, steps from Russell Square. It's the newer of our... Read more...
Pre-theatre dinner near King's Cross: Nonòs Judd Street
Whether you've got tickets for a dance performance at The Place, a West End show or a gig, eating first makes for a better night. Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek... Read more...
What is Ochi Day? 28 October and the Greek table at Nonòs Judd Street
Every year on 28 October, Greeks in Greece, Cyprus and Greek communities around the world mark Ochi Day (also written Ohi or Oxi Day). It's one of the most important... Read more...
Spicy Greek food at Nonòs Judd Street: tyrokafteri, saganaki and more
Greek cooking isn't usually thought of as fiery. It's more about lemon, oregano, olive oil and the grill. But there are a few dishes on our menu with real warmth,... Read more...
Greek restaurant near the British Library: Nonòs Judd Street
The British Library on Euston Road is the UK's national library, open to everyone and free to use. Whether you've spent the day in the Reading Rooms, looked round the... Read more...
Autumn comfort food at Nonòs Judd Street: moussaka, ragù and gigantes
The clocks go back on Sunday 25 October, and it'll be dark by the time most people walk home from King's Cross. That's when Greek cooking really comes into its... Read more...
Alcohol-free at Nonòs Judd Street: mocktails, smoothies and Greek coffee
Whether you're doing Sober October, driving, catching an early train, or just don't drink, you shouldn't be left with only a lemonade. At Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean kitchen... Read more...
How to book a table at Nonòs: Judd Street and Russell Square
We have two restaurants, and the most common question we get is simply how to book the right one. Here's everything in one place: which branch is which, how to... Read more...
Greek salad, beetroot and feta, and the salads at Nonòs Judd Street
A Greek salad is one of those dishes that tells you a lot about a kitchen. Ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumber, good olives and a proper slab of feta with olive... Read more...
Lamb burger, beef kofta and the Nonòs burgers at Judd Street
Skewers and lamb chops get most of the attention at Nonòs, but the grill does more than souvlaki. At Nonòs Judd Street, our Greek Mediterranean kitchen and bar at 112... Read more...
Souvlaki wraps for weekday lunch at Nonòs Judd Street
Not every Greek lunch needs a Mixed Grill Feast. Monday to Thursday, between 12:00 and 17:00, Nonòs Judd Street serves souvlaki wraps — chicken, pork or halloumi — built for... Read more...
Lamb chops at Nonòs: lemon, oregano and the Greek grill
Some Greek tables start with mezze and never leave the dips. Others come for one plate: lamb chops dressed with lemon, oil and oregano, served with Greek salad, fries and... Read more...
After-work Greek dinner at Nonòs Judd Street
Office days around King's Cross rarely finish cleanly at five. You still want a proper dinner — mezze, something from the grill, a glass of Greek wine — without another... Read more...
Spinach and feta filo, baked feta and Greek starters at Nonòs
A Greek meal is happier when it begins with something to share. At Nonòs on Judd Street, that often means filo triangles filled with spinach and feta, baked feta pastry... Read more...
Greek restaurant near Euston: Nonòs on Judd Street
Euston travellers often look for more than another chain cafe under the station. Nonòs is our Greek Mediterranean kitchen and bar at 112 Judd Street — a short walk from... Read more...
Family-friendly Greek restaurant near King's Cross
Family meals need generous plates, food children will actually eat, and staff who do not mind a busy table. Nonòs is our family-run Greek restaurant and bar at 112 Judd... Read more...
Baklava, yoghurt and Greek desserts at Nonòs
A Greek meal is not finished when the grill plates leave the table. At Nonòs on Judd Street we keep a short, focused dessert list: baklava, warm chocolate brownie, cheesecake,... Read more...
Walk-ins and solo dining at Nonòs
We love a booked table, but we also know London does not always run to plan. Trains overrun, meetings finish early, and sometimes you simply want Greek food without organising... Read more...