Jacuzzi London Menu, Prices & Booking Guide 2026

Jacuzzi is at Coal Drops Yard, King's Cross, London N1C 4DQ. Coal Drops Yard is a Victorian warehouse development behind King's Cross and St Pancras International stations. The nearest Underground stations are King's Cross St. Pancras (Victoria, Piccadilly, Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan lines) and Caledonian Road (Piccadilly line). The entrance is signposted from Granary Square.

Reservations are strongly recommended for the upstairs restaurant, especially Thursday through Saturday evenings and weekend lunches. Jacuzzi takes bookings via its website at jacuzzilondon.com and through Resy. The ground-floor bar area is walk-in only and operates on a first-come, first-served basis -- ideal for aperitivo, pizza at the bar, or a glass of natural wine without a booking.

Jacuzzi is an Italian-American dining room serving wood-fired pizza, hand-rolled fresh pasta, sharing starters, meat and fish secondi, and desserts. The ethos is casual and convivial -- think Roman trattoria meets New York neighbourhood Italian. The bar runs a strong aperitivo programme with spritzes, Negronis and natural wine. The kitchen is open all day from lunch through dinner.

Jacuzzi was opened by the team behind two of London's most acclaimed restaurants -- The Clove Club (Shoreditch; Isaac McHale's Michelin-starred tasting menu restaurant) and Luca (Clerkenwell; Italian-influenced fine dining). Jacuzzi is their more casual, neighbourhood-Italian sibling project at Coal Drops Yard. This provenance makes it one of the more pedigreed casual Italian openings in London.

Jacuzzi sits comfortably in the mid-range for London dining. A typical dinner of starters, pasta or pizza and a couple of glasses of wine comes to around GBP 45--65 per person. Pizza runs GBP 14--19, pasta GBP 15--21, mains (secondi) GBP 22--32, and starters GBP 4--14. A glass of wine from the natural list starts at around GBP 9. The bar-snacks-and-aperitivo format at the ground-floor bar is cheaper -- focaccia, olives and a spritz can be done for well under GBP 25 per person.

Yes -- Jacuzzi has a solid vegetarian offering. Several pasta dishes are meat-free, including cacio e pepe (GBP 16), penne alla norma (GBP 15) and pappardelle with wild mushrooms (GBP 17). Pizza options include margherita (GBP 14), funghi and truffle (GBP 18) and bianca with ricotta (GBP 15). Starters such as burrata, fried artichokes and mozzarella in carrozza are also vegetarian. The kitchen is happy to discuss dietary requirements when booking.

Yes. Jacuzzi is open for all-day dining -- the kitchen typically serves from noon through late evening. Lunch and dinner menus are broadly similar, with the same pizza, pasta and sharing plates available throughout. Check jacuzzilondon.com for current hours as opening times can change with seasons or private events at Coal Drops Yard.

The wine list at Jacuzzi focuses on natural, low-intervention Italian wines -- orange wines, skin-contact whites, pét-nats and biodynamic reds. This is consistent with the sensibility of the Clove Club and Luca group, which has long championed natural wine in London. Wines are available by the glass (from around GBP 9) and by the bottle. The bar staff are knowledgeable and happy to guide you through the list.

Jacuzzi is generally welcoming to families, particularly at lunch and in the early evening. The relaxed, canteen-style atmosphere of the Coal Drops Yard site lends itself to a more casual dining experience. The pizza and pasta menu naturally suits younger diners. That said, the space becomes livelier later in the evening as the bar programme takes over -- earlier bookings or the lunch service work better for families with young children. Contact the restaurant directly when booking.