WC Wine & Charcuterie Bloomsbury

You'll stumble upon this place tucked away on Guilford Place and immediately clock the absurdist appeal: a proper Victorian public convenience reimagined as a wine bar. It's the kind of venue that makes you do a double-take, but once you're inside, it just works. The space has genuine character—original tiles, clever lighting, and a sense of humour about its former life without being try-hard about it. You're sipping natural wines and picking through properly curated charcuterie boards while surrounded by the echoes of London's architectural past. It's small, it's intimate, and it feels like you've found something the rest of Bloomsbury hasn't quite caught onto yet.