A popular brunch spot
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Date of visit: November 2025
I am a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: a hidden impairment, accessing toilets and moving around.
I use or have experience of: changing places toilet, disabled toilet, hidden impairment, powerchair, toilet with hoist, toilets, walking aid, wheelchair
Overall Rating
Good
My wife and I stumbled into Granger & Co pretty much by accident during our pursuit of a brunch option before our afternoon train from Euston to Glasgow. What we found was a trendy brunch spot with a varied and tasty menu and quite a change from eggs benedict. There is step free entry to the venue through the automatic doors at the entrance.
Disabled Access In and Around
Average
There are two heavy manual doors at the entrance. Luckily the staff are very attentive and were quick to let us in. The space, while a reasonable size, can get busy. They put us in a corner, which suited us just fine. Orders are taken at the table but it would be nice to have the option of ordering via a QR code. There are several seating options including soft chairs, wooden chairs and leather padded benches. There are also high stools with raised tables. The signage for the toilets is clear enough but this is the only place I noticed signage. There are no alternative formats in use.
Accessible facilities: Step-free entrance, Single-level venue, Seating at regular intervals
Parking & Transport
Average
I travelled to this place by walk or wheel
I wheeled my way to Granger & Co, but the venue is located between St Pancras and Kings Cross Station, giving it a pretty impressive rail link for a small restaurant, though there is no parking immediately at the venue. On nearby St Pancras Road, there is no shortage of accessible taxis. This area also works as a drop off point for St Pancras Station. The nearest bus stop is around 320 metres away, further along St Pancras Road,
Accessible Toilets
Average
The accessible toilet is pleasant enough, but the red cord was tied around a grab rail. The door to the toilet area is pinned open, saving me from having to wrestle with it. The door to the toilet opens outwards and does not need a RADAR key. The toilet pan is on the rear wall and has a left-side transfer space. The cord hangs in this space, and the flush is also on the same side. There are white rails on either side of the toilet, which contrast well against the grey wall. The sink is small, with a lever-style mixer tap and white rails on either side. The mirror above is a reasonable size and there is a hand dryer to the right. The room is small, but there is enough space for a powerchair user to turn and for two other people to attend the toilet with them.
Facilities: Accessible toilet
Staff
Excellent
Helpful staff, keen to answer questions on the menu and make sure I was comfortable.
