Sourced Market - St Pancras

No Longer In Business

Quite an unusual place for several drinks, been right in the middle of a busy modern train station. A place designed like a open market serving locally sourced food & drink. A great range of 40 or so local bottled beers are available to drink in, or to take away. They also serve fantastic tapas platters of salami's etc.

Great place to pick up afew beers...good draught selection too....

Visited 2/9/2018. Surprisingly good selection available from wide range of London breweries with many smaller ones featured. Some from outside London too. Well positioned for a stock up of bottles/cans pre-train or for a drink before hand. Worth a visit for either or both reasons if at St. Pancras.

Great sélection of bottles craft beers.

This is a rather typical train station stop for quick food except there is a huge selection of bottled beer in fridges. Also three craft beers on tap for something to get while waiting for a train. Service seemed decent. Bottle selection is why you'd stop here, surprisingly good selection of craft beers from the London area.

Close to and on the opposite side of the concourse to where you enter for the Thameslink services, this is an open plan store which spills out into the public area with its tables and chairs for those that wish to consume the many different items of Produce sold here. The beers are specifically in one corner on a sets of shelves and in fridges. There’s a decent selection here from most of the hip new craft brewers in London, but ones from the north such as Magic Rock are well represented here too. They’re not too cheap in price, but give its location this is not unsurprising. If you have time and prefer something from a tap they have some very similar choices available.

Lots of bottled beers and good food.

Cafe and bar just inside the entrance. Good selection of tap and bottled beers. Not cheap but this is London. They do takeaways for beers but you can buy some of the Camden beers at M&S for just over half the price

Visited on a couple of occasions, most recently on 10/09/16. Always a useful place to buy decent beer and food as part of a journey, but will also drop in if I am n the area. Yesterday was the first time I’d stayed in there. The staff warned me that the Cloudwater DIPA was £8+ a pint, but I was already committed to it (in hindsight not worh it). Really enjoyed my grilles chiabatta. It may be my imagination but did they have fewer beers? Or at least no limited edition Siren beers on? By the way they have two units next to each other - it’s the one on the right that’s the deli.

Good selection of bottled beers and ciders. Enthusiastic staff, keen on trying to find a better sized bag to fit my cider purchases! Worth a look if in St Pancras station