17,500 sq ft of pedestrianised dining

Sicilian Avenue is Bloomsbury’s exciting and vibrant destination for socialising and dining experiences, offering 12 commercial units of various sizes.

A serene, calm and safe space for Holborn’s 70,000 daily visitors, this walkable oasis presents the newly renovated, Grade II listed venues with immediate access to hungry diners, beautifully immersed in Edwardian architecture – and set away from the everyday bustle.

Beautiful Edwardian shop front oriel windows connect local businesses to an in-built community of residents and office workers. Its intimate setting offers food and beverage occupiers the opportunity to convert its transiting footfall into a dedicated fanbase.

Bloomsbury has been home to famous laureates and poets, including Virginia Woolf and Mahatma Gandhi, as well as celebrities including Bob Marley and Ricky Gervais.

Scenes from the movies Wonder Woman and The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society were filmed on Sicilian Avenue.

Scenes from Emmy award-winning Slow Horses are also being filmed on Sicilian Avenue.

Safer passages for walkers and cyclists have sprung up as part of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods placing breathable, cleaner cities high on the agenda for London’s councils.

As part of our social and environmental mission, we are committed to achieving the highest sustainability standards possible at Sicilian Avenue, as part of the Bloomsbury Quarter estate.