Luce e Limoni Restaurant - Sicilian & Italian food at its finest
Visitors to the British Museum have a unique opportunity to see early designs for the Queen Elizabeth II Memorial, which will stand in St James’s Park. The display provides a fascinating preview of the ambitious project, offering insight into how Britain plans to honour the late Queen’s extraordinary lifetime of public service. At the heart …
Hidden among the capital’s historic streets stands one of London’s most distinctive and atmospheric churches: St Peter’s Italian Church in Clerkenwell. Rich in history, culture and community spirit, this beautiful building offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the story of London’s Italian population while providing a peaceful escape from the pace of the city. Built …
Between 19 and 21 May 2026, the historic streets of EC1 will be transformed into a buzzing hub of innovation for Clerkenwell Design Week. Yes, London’s most creative neighbourhood is about to come alive. Boasting more architects and creative businesses per square mile than anywhere else on Earth, Clerkenwell is the ultimate stage for world-class …
Just around the corner from Luce e Limoni Sicilian restaurant is an exhibition well worth visiting: Extra/Ordinary Women, at the Dickens Museum. It is often said that behind every great man stands a great woman, but in the case of Charles Dickens, there were many. The Extra/Ordinary Women exhibition at the Charles Dickens Museum, just …
A short walk from the Charles Dickens Museum in London, you’ll find Luce e Limoni, a Sicilian Italian restaurant with a sublime menu. Many visitors who come to explore the Charles Dickens Museum soon ask the same question: where’s a good place to eat nearby? Fortunately, one of the area’s most enjoyable dining spots is …
A matinee at the historic Shaftesbury Theatre can be made even more enjoyable by indulging in a deilcious lunch at Luce e Limoni before the performance. Located in the heart of London’s West End, the Shaftesbury Theatre has been a cornerstone of the capital’s theatre scene for more than a century. Opened in 1911, it …
Where and what is the Clerks’ Well? It’s tucked away on a quiet lane in Clerkenwell and it’s one of London’s lesser-known historical treasures. Although easy to miss today, this modest-looking site played a vital role in shaping the identity of the area and even gave Clerkenwell its name. Its story stretches back nearly nine …
Returning to the Business Design Centre in Islington from 21–25 January 2026, the London Art Fair is an important fixture in the UK’s cultural calendar. Long regarded as the event that sets the tone for the year ahead, the fair once again brings together leading British and international galleries to present a rich mix of …
The Museum of the Order of St John in Clerkenwell is well worth a visit, and it’s just a stone’s throw from Luce e Limoni Italian restaurant. The museum tells a remarkable story that spans nearly a thousand years, linking medieval chivalry with modern humanitarian work. The Order began in the eleventh century in Jerusalem, …
Clerkenwell has earned a reputation as one of the world’s most dynamic centres for design, and anyone who spends time in the area quickly understands why. Nowhere else in London, or indeed the world, has such a dense community of architects, interior designers and creative studios working side by side. The neighbourhood thrives on innovation, …
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!
