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 Euston, and about five minutes from King's Cross St Pancras. Come for mezze, souvlaki, the Mixed Grill Feast or a cocktail before your train. Guests who know both stations treat us as the calm stop between platforms.
Walking from Euston to Judd Street
From Euston, head towards Judd Street / Brunswick Square — most guests reach us in under ten minutes on foot. We are equally handy if you are changing to King's Cross or St Pancras. Tina, who has been visiting since our early days, still reminds people: It can get busy around dinnertime, so a reservation is a good idea
(Tina, Google review). Sophie appreciated that we Managed to fit us in without a booking too which was super appreciated!
(Sophie U., Google review) when trains ran late. Leslie walked in alone to a full room: I walked in as a solo diner to a packed restaurant. Somehow, the host found me a table!
(Leslie T., Google review).
Tom summed up the atmosphere after the walk: It was almost like you weren't in the centre of London, but a traditional Greek Taverna.
(Tom E., Google review). Jane noticed the kitchen too: Compact open kitchen which looked very clean and well run.
(Jane D., Google review).
Quick plates before the platform
If time is short, order chicken, pork or halloumi souvlaki wraps when they are on (Mon–Thu 12–5pm for the meat wraps), a skewer with fries and salad, hummus with pitta, or Greek feta fries. Tom recommended the chicken skewers (Souvlaki).
(Tom E., Google review). Adam found them juicy, perfectly seasoned
(Adam S., Google review). Katie went further: maybe my favorite chicken skewer of all time.
(Katie H., Google review).
With more time, share Nonòs' Meze for 2, then lamb chops or the Mixed Grill Feast. J. wrote: It's been a while since a mixed grill impressed me as much as this one.
(J., Google review). Thomas found the mixed meat platter for one enough for 3 person.
(Thomas K., Google review) — useful if you are travelling as a pair and want to share. Tina's broader rule: The food, especially anything off the grill, is so flavourful and fresh and the portions are generous.
(Tina, Google review). See the full menus.
Anoli, visiting from Paris, noted Fast service even though the restaurant was full, delicious dishes.
(anoli, Tripadvisor review) — exactly what you need when the departure board is already ticking.
Coffee, wine or a cocktail while you wait
Morning trains call for freddo espresso, freddo cappuccino or a flat white. Afternoons lean Greek wine, Mythos, or a cocktail — Emma called the pornstar martini one of the best.
(Emma H., Google review). Tom L. spent an afternoon on Delicious greek wine and a couple of cocktails plus fantastic service.
(Tom L., Google review). Katie noticed the pours: Very friendly service, generous pours of wine
(Katie H., Google review).
Practical notes for Euston guests
- Address: 112 Judd Street, London WC1H 9NT · 020 7278 9700.
- Hours: Sunday–Wednesday 08:30–22:00, Thursday–Saturday 08:30–23:00.
- Book: Book a table online; groups of 7+ via private dining.
- Breakfast: 08:30–12:00 every day if your train is late morning.
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Allergies: GF dishes are clearly marked — Tess found staff
very aware of allergies
(Tess R., Google review).
Walk over from Euston
Leave the concourse, take Judd Street, and sit down to Greek food that travels better than another meal deal. Reserve at Nonòs or walk in when you can, and we will get you fed before the platform announcement.