Euston is busy. Platforms fill, taxis queue, and the cafes under the station can feel rushed. If you want a proper Italian meal within a short walk of Euston station, we are Fiena: a family-run cafe, bar and restaurant at 4 Medway Court on Judd Street, between Euston and King's Cross St Pancras. Guests regularly describe us as a calm stop near both stations — a place to sit down properly before or after the train.
How far is Fiena from Euston?
We sit on Judd Street, roughly five to ten minutes on foot from Euston, depending on your pace and which exit you use. King's Cross St Pancras is a few minutes the other way, so we work well if you are changing between the two or staying in a hotel nearby. Celia called us A hidden gem not far from Kings Cross or Euston
(Celia F., Google review). Anastasia came Straight from Kings Cross to this cozy warm food in December, exactly what was needed
(Anastasia B., Google review) — the same walk works from Euston on a cold evening.
Walk-ins are welcome when we have space. M. S. noted they Were able to walk straight in and got a table for 4.
(M. S., Google review). Ciara found the same even at peak: They were really busy and they fit us in as a walk-in.
(Ciara T. S., Google review). For dinner and weekends, booking ahead on our booking page is wiser.
What to eat before or after your train
Breakfast and brunch run 8am–2pm daily: Fiena English breakfast, eggs Benedict (Ham, Florentine or Royale), scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, granola bowls, or Tiramisu French toast. Pair it with a flat white or espresso if you need fuel before the West Coast Main Line. Loredana's summary still fits station days: The coffee is excellent, the staff are friendly and professional
(Loredana S., Google review). Maria added that we feel spacious, music not too loud, decor is not over the top
with fresh, quality food and excellent coffee
(Maria M., Google review) — useful when you have a suitcase and need a calm corner.
From midday, the main menu covers pasta, pizza, risotto, grill and seafood. Linguine Fiena, carbonara, spaghetti bolognese, Margherita or Diavola pizza, or a quick arancini and salad if time is tight. Neil kept it practical: Food was great, arrived quick, service was lovely.
(Neil C., Google review). Gluten-free penne and a gluten-free pizza base are available if you need them. John, comparing us after a trip to Naples, wrote: I was in Napoli last week and the food wasn't far off from the real deal.
(John M., Google review).
“The Linguini Fiena was honestly one of the best pasta dishes I've ever had.”
Robin W., Google review, February 2026
If you have time for dessert before you roll the suitcase back, tiramisu, cheesecake or affogato finish the meal. James kept it simple: I had pasta fiena and the cheesecake. Both very good.
(James S., Google review). Ayub's highlight was the tiramisu was a highlight!
(Ayub, Google review).
A spritz if you have a little longer
If your train is not for an hour, sit outside or at the bar with a Hugo or Aperol spritz, a glass of Gavi, or an espresso. Kiley recommended sitting outside and enjoying a cocktail here
and added that Jan makes the best hugo spritz's.
(Kiley R., Google review). Full drinks are on our drinks page. Katelyn's classic pairing still works between stations: Best aperol spritz and spaghetti bolognaise I've had in a while!
(Katelyn S., Google review).
Practical notes for Euston travellers
- Address: 4 Medway Court, Judd St, London WC1H 9QX · 020 4618 6314.
- Hours: Monday–Saturday 08:00–22:00, Sunday 08:00–21:00.
- Book: OpenTable via our booking page for tables up to 8; larger parties via contact.
- Discount: 10% off for NHS staff and students with valid ID.
- Luggage: we will help you find a sensible spot for bags if you are between trains — just ask when you arrive.
Walk over from Euston
Skip the station rush for pasta, pizza and a proper coffee. Celia came back midweek after finding us on a Sunday: Discovered this place on Sunday and went back again on Thursday it was that good!
(Celia F., Google review). Book a table at Fiena, check the menu, or walk in when you have time. We are the Italian stop on Judd Street that Euston guests keep finding — and returning to.