Commercial kitchen hire serving King's Cross, North London.

Karma Kitchen Wood Green sits in N22 with direct southbound road access via the A1 and A10 towards King's Cross — one of the most direct North London production-to-client routes available. For corporate caterers, delivery brands and food businesses whose clients are concentrated around King's Cross, Euston and Islington, Wood Green provides a well-connected production base at a fraction of the cost of operating from within the area itself.

The Wood Green site is one of our largest and most capable — offering units from 300sqft through to 1,200sqft and above. For food businesses serving the King's Cross corporate market at scale, the larger units and bespoke production configurations make Wood Green the most practical North London base available. The site also has the lowest electricity rate across the Karma Kitchen portfolio at 18.09p per KWh — a meaningful saving for high-output operations running consistent daily production.

King's Cross and the surrounding area has become one of London's most dynamic food and hospitality destinations. Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard at the heart of the King's Cross development house some of the city's most respected restaurants and food businesses — setting a high bar for the quality expectations of the corporate clients based in the area. The British Library, Eurostar terminal at St Pancras and the Google campus all sit within walking distance of each other, creating a dense cluster of high-value catering accounts within a small geographic footprint.

For food businesses supplying this market, Euston Road provides a natural east-west delivery corridor connecting King's Cross to Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury and the wider WC1 and WC2 corporate zone. Borough and Smithfield markets are accessible by road to the south for ingredient sourcing, and the growing Islington food scene along Upper Street to the east represents both a peer community and a potential additional client base for food businesses operating from Wood Green.