Euston

This is a very large station that is the station that tends to connect rail to places further up north like Manchester.

There is a few places to get food at like burger king but some of the food places are expensive down to where they are and there are a few shops too. There is also the option to go down to the underground if you want to get further into London via underground train.

I believe you have to pay to use the toilets here or at least you did when I visited.

Some places might have changed or been removed since I was last here as it was a number of years ago now.

Visited: May 2016

This station is my favourite one on trips to London. You can enjoy the food inside and also outside where benches are prepared for the passengers. Cafes are also available while waiting for the trains. This station also gives passengers the opportunity to go to the city using underground as well. Toilets are clean, and also a nice bookshop is available there.

Decent station with underground and main line areas there is a taxi rank and bus station area outside

Gateway to many of the cities in the UK. Multiple platforms with the arrival and departure of coaches, trains now and then. Lots of well known cafés, bakery and restaurants located inside the station. Always get your train tickets in advance to avoid high price on same-day journey.

Met an amazing lady today at Euston station named Barbara. Barbara was extremely helpful and patient. Barbara advised us the cheapest option for children was a day saver for £7.20 rather than single ticket which we almost purchased for £3.10 as the children can go on buses and trains all day for this amount. With 5 children in tow that was a big saving. And she helped my daughter with her 16-25 railcard.

Thanks Barbara you are an asset to your company for your excellent customer service skills and should be rewarded for your kindness, and the hard work you do.

This review is specifically about the Hidden London walking tour (run by the Transport Museum) of the disused tunnels underneath Euston Station. These date back to the days when the City Branch and the Charing Cross Branch of the Northern Line were entirely seperate lines run by seperate companies. As more co-opeartion developed between seperate lines interchnages were built under Euston although these have no fallen into disuse. Some of the tunnels are filled with rotting 1960s film posters. HL tours are very popular and well worth doing but you need to book fast as soon as they become available. Id highly recommend the tour - its both interesting and creepy.

One of the main train stations in London. Quite busy, separated entrance to the tube station, a lot of construction works around. In the future, this will be a start station for high speed train connecting North of England with London.

London Euston Station has undergone a impressive transformation. The works have not completely finished. Outside the main entrance is an open air area where you can enjoy lunch from the various vendors or shops such as Itsu, Nandos etc. There are street entertainers, live bands and some really great singers that make you feel you're attending an open air concert. The Station itself is clean and welcoming with ample staff to assist you. There are the usual concession stores inside, and public toilets. All signposts are clearly marked and visible making it easy to navigate. The transport links from Euston is excellent. It is a busy mainline station, so you can expect a little hustle & bustle. Overall a fantastic experience especially with the street entertainment.