Rustic charm at One Leicester Street

One Leicester Street

Who? One Leicester Street

What? Chef Tom Harris has been at the helm of One Leicester Street since its days as St John Hotel. Having attained a Michelin star for the restaurant last year, Harris has retained the star in the latest guide. The food is rustic, the décor is charming and the whole thing is very, very British. And if you like pickling, curing and other things made from scratch, it is just the perfect place to dine.

When? Open year round

Where? One Leicester Street, London WC2H 7BL

How? For more information, see oneleicesterstreet.com

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