Da Vinci Coffee

Good place and super cheap for the area

Nothing special about this café but as the other reviewers say it is a good place for basic sustenance at a reasonable price, conveniently located near to King’s Cross station. Reccommended if you are in the area and in a hurry, or just want a simple lunch.

Want a greasy spoon that serves you sausages and mugs of tea with staff that are chirpy and friendly without making you want to cut your ears off with a bread knife?
Da Vinci Café is a place that you should get on your radar.
Just a short stroll away from Kings Cross and St Pancras, this little eaterie will kill that grumble in your stomach with omlettes or fry-​ups (as well as other stuff I imagine… I didn’t check, but I think it would be fair to assume that there won’t be any surprises on the menu) and all that stuff.
The staff are astonishingly friendly and the food is exactly as you’d expect. You’re not going to faint face first into the table when you see the insane way they’ve arrange your order.
This is good, simple and cheap food to send you on your way or ease you through a hangover.
The only drawback is that the place is filled with Da Vinci’s paintings and drawings, leaving this writer pondering about whether the art-​master would’ve seen a reasonable sausage and a wall-​mounted plasma screen as a suitable tribute to his talents.
Never mind the great big print of The Last Supper that mocked me whilst I ate a rasher of bacon.