Quaglino's was the place to see and be seen in the mid-1990s, bringing in swarms of celebrities for late night dining, champagne breakfasts and arguments with Toby Young. The stars have moved on and its mad post-modern decor (not what one expects from Conran) has dated rather badly, but the sense of fun remains and it attracts a boisterous crowd of bright young things who enjoy the sensibly-priced set menus and sheer scale of the cavernous dining room. The food is simple Brasserie fare, with lots of shellfish, and though it doesn't aspire to the gastronomic heights of D & D London's (formerly Conran Restaurants) other eateries, the prices are sensible, the portions sizeable and the venue thoroughly entertaining.
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