First look at new hidden roof terrace just minutes from King's Cross

Tucked above a historic central London building, a brand new rooftop terrace has quietly opened just minutes from King’s Cross — complete with skyline views, cocktails and a fresh food menu.

Perched at the top of 30 Euston Square, the newly unveiled terrace is one of those hidden-in-plain-sight spots Londoners will wish they’d discovered sooner.

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A lovely new roof terrace has opened just minutes from King's Cross | Submitted

Set high above Euston Road, the space offers panoramic views across the London skyline, making it an ideal setting for after-work drinks, summer parties or a more relaxed central London meet-up.

Unlike many of the capital’s better-known rooftops, this one still feels like a bit of a secret — at least for now.

Alongside the launch, the venue has introduced a brand new food and cocktail menu, designed for laid-back rooftop dining.

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New spring menu highlights | Liz Isles Photography

Think refreshing drinks, sharing plates and light bites, the kind of menu made for long evenings in the sun with friends or colleagues.

Just a short walk from King’s Cross, Euston and Euston Square, the terrace is perfectly placed for commuters and visitors alike — but still manages to fly under the radar.

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Soak up the sun at this new roof terrace | Submitted

Set within the Grade II* listed venue, the rooftop blends historic surroundings with a more contemporary, open-air feel — offering a fresh addition to London’s rooftop scene.

With summer on the horizon, this under-the-radar rooftop could quickly become one of central London’s most sought-after spots.

For now, though, it’s a rare thing in the capital: a rooftop terrace with views, good food and a little breathing room.

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