Luce e Limoni Restaurant - Sicilian & Italian food at its finest
Luce e Limoni Italian restaurant on Gray’s Inn Road has built a strong reputation as one of the best places in the capital to eat out. Gray’s Inn Road runs through one of central London’s most interesting neighbourhoods, connecting the bustle around King’s Cross and Farringdon with Clerkenwell and Chancery Lane. With so much happening …
Luce e Limoni Sicilian Italian restaurant in central London celebrates the similarities as well as the differences between Italian and Sicilian cuisines. Italian and Sicilian cuisines have a lot in common, but assuming they are exactly the same would be a bit like saying London and Rome have the same weather. They’re both wonderful in …
We’re very excited that a short walk from Luce e Limoni Italian restaurant, The British Museum is currently displaying the Bayeux Tapestry. Few historical objects can claim to tell a story quite like the Bayeux Tapestry. Almost 1,000 years old, nearly 70 metres long and packed with embroidered human figures, animals, ships and battles, it …
The first ever Italian restaurants in London opened their doors in Little Italy. Fabrizio and the team at Luce e Limoni are proud to continue the tradition. London and Italian food have been getting along rather nicely for around two centuries. Long before cheap pizza in cardboard boxes became a Friday night favourite and tiramisu …
How do you like your pasta? Most Italians like it “al dente”; hardly any go for “scotta”; the chefs at Luce e Limoni cook our homemade pasta to perfection. Ask any Italian how they like their pasta and there’s a good chance you’ll hear two little words: al dente. Literally meaning “to the tooth”, this familiar …
A Sicilian gem delivering quality cuisine to the people of London for over 10 years.
Luce e Limoni Sicilian restaurant is ready to welcome you to our home in the centre of London’s vibrant Chancery Lane region. So the next time you’re in the neighbourhood don’t forget to say ciao!
