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Gastropub in St Pancras, roughly equidistant between King's Cross St Pancras and Russell Square. Offers a frequently-changing menu of interesting-looking tapas priced from around £2 (bread and butter; green and black olives; pickled guindilla peppers and caperberries) to £15 (fruits de mer — a sharing plate at that price, one would hope). Most of the tapas plates seem to be around the £3.50 mark; for example, rojones (fried paprika pork belly), baba ganoush with pitta, stuffed vine leaves, or hot red and green peppers with feta.

Food is served 12:30pm–3pm and 6:30pm–10:15pm Monday-Friday; 6:30pm-10:15pm Saturday; and 12:30pm–10pm Sunday.

Real ale seems to be limited to Theakstons XB (£2.70/pint according to the website) and IPA (£2.50/pint according to the website; doesn't say whose, but the interweb suggests Greene King).

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Opening hours and food prices and times taken from the Norfolk Arms website, May 2007. Possibly out of date, since £2.50 for a pint of beer in a London gastropub sounds rather cheap.

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