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Quaglino's

16 Bury Street
SW1Y 6AJ Map
St James's
020 7930 6767
www.danddlondon.co.uk

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Category: Modern European
Travel: Green Park tube
Bar Open 11.30am-1am Mon-Thur; 11.30am-2am Fri, Sat; noon-11pm Sun. Restaurant Lunch served noon-3pm daily. Dinner served 5.30-11.30pm Mon-Thur; 5.30pm-12.30am Fri, Sat; 5.30-10.30pm Sun
Restaurant Main courses £10.50-£32. Set meal (noon-3pm, 5.30-6.30pm, 10.30-11.30pm) £16.50 2 courses, £19 3 courses
Credit cards: AmEx, DC, JCB, MC, V

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Quaglino's

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3 course fixed price menu, including a half bottle of wine for £19.50

This offer is available from Wed Mar 5, subject to availability as displayed in the booking interface. Offer includes taxes and excludes service charge.
Offer valid until May 17
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When it launched in 1993, Quaglino’s was the hottest ticket in town, cementing Sir Terence Conran’s name as a man with a golden touch – and a nice line in ashtrays. Now, like the sexy cigarette girls who once patrolled its tables, there’s a sense that Quag’s has had its day. A touch of the old glamour endures nonetheless; the piano tinkles in the bar, and there’s still a frisson to be found in descending the grand sweeping staircase. The cavernous dining room is buzzing, even if the hip crowd has moved on. Frequent special offers attract groups with an eye for a deal. The carte offers an unchallenging but wide-ranging array of brasserie food, from caesar salad and fish cakes to fillet steak with foie gras, or crustacea from the gleaming oyster counter. Whole roast sea bream with fennel was perfectly cooked, yet the accompanying chunky tomato sauce tasted woefully insipid. Rump of salt marsh lamb was flavoursome but slightly chewy; we wished the waiter had told us it came with spinach, which we’d ordered as a side dish. Puddings, by contrast, were faultless: molten chocolate fondant with nutty pistachio ice-cream, and a luscious crème brûlée, big enough for two.

Time Out Eating & Drinking Guide 2008

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Booking: Booking advisable
Child facilities: Babies and children welcome: children's menu; high chairs
Disabled: toilet
Entertainment: musicians 7pm daily
Function room: Separate room for parties, seats 44


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Took advantage of their January 3 course and half bottle of wine offer for £19.50. We were given the Alsace menu which consisted of a choice of 3 starters, 3 mains & 3 desserts. That was not a problem but one of the starters was not available which really limited our selection. The quality of... [More]
Anne Jackson  Jan 18 2008

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