Camino (King's Cross)

• Camino is a lively Spanish bar and restaurant with serves a great array of tapas all day
• The restaurant is light and airy
• There's a huge variety of tapas to choose from the chicken skewers and sea bass were both highlights for me and while you can select a few individual dishes
• It's probably best to lump for a couple of sharing platters between a group
• The wine list to compliment this is also impressive
• The service was a little show for my liking
• One thing to note is that while the menu doesn't change throughout the day
• It can get lively later in the evening but it is not really an end destination
• Only negative is that it is quite expensive well over £
• Tuesday's are good as you get a free little tapas with each drink
• It can get quite crowded and sticky as it is a popular place to hang out before moving to a happening club
• Weekend nights are rather crazy and you have to shout to make yourself heard
• My favourite moment was during the football world cup
• When the courtyard was full of football fans watching the screen
• Camino is right round the corner from Kings Cross and is located in a very social little hub of small bars and restaurants
• Its a fun modern place with the great tastes of spain
• The platters are really worth it
• The restaurant has an authentic feel and is really close to the station
• As is the atmosphere and there is plenty of seating
• The service is also friendly and efficient
• It is normally buzzing with people and is a popular place for drinks or a sit down meal
• A restaurant that hits with the option of a "
• The food itself is really good
• They have the single thing I ask for in every Spanish restaurant yet am always met with a confused stare
• A rich creamy espresso topped with condensed milk
• Traditionally this can be added to with mulled brandy and it is simply the most delicious caffeinated experience of my life
• I like this restaurant the food is authentic there is just something missing in the atmosphere
• On the advice of Zomato reviews this restaurant was on my list when being around King&rsquo
• As dessert was outstanding
• It is one of those places where I would like to go back with some friends and share dishes because I do think that the food is really delicious and the quality is just what I expect from a restaurant
• All the best known tapas are available here such as tortillas
• The service is brisk and the pricing reasonable
• Ham and cheese croquettes are often a bit rubbish in tapas places but they are great here
• It gets really busy in the evenings with lots of local businesses nearby
• The group's specialist sherry bar with 19 of the best sherries from the 'sherry triangle' region of Spain
• The restaurant is slightly hidden away from the main Bar area which is full of life and some great music
• T like reading scathing restaurant reviews is a goody two shoes or a liar
• Re nasty or not but the difference is that while the positive ones are useful to know
• The negative ones are quite simply
• The Camino in Kings Cross is distinguished by their excellent attention to detail and delicious delivery
• The thing I like is that the tomato bread is crispy
• The portions of tapas generous and the chorizo is just right
• The Sangria was silky smooth with a caramel/vanilla (I couldn't decide which) aroma
• Definitely the best tasting Sangria I've ever had
• Gin and Tonics are also a specialty
• Served the Spanish way with lots of ice and perfectly matched garnish
• The Chase Seville Orange was tantaslising
• Six of us (including one vegetarian and one gluten free) we ordered 14 dishes and it was just about enough
• The best dish by general consensus was the arroz negro
• A black rice with cuttlefish and squid ink
• The special was recommended by our waiter with gusto
• The only dish that did not get hoovered up was the piquillo peppers with black quinoa
• Long doughnut sticks with a melted chocolate dip
• Apparently it was quite tart
• The creamy custard was sweet and light
• Tea was served with a multi egg timer so you can gauge the strength you wish
• Right across the courtyard in Varnisher's Yard is Bar Pepito
• She also informed us that the food is mostly authentic but much much smaller portions and priced way too high
• Bar Pepito is adjacent to Camino
• The dining area is well laid out
• The service was excellent really friendly and helpful
• The black rice was so moorish
• My only complaint is that I ate too much

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