Ramsay

[Reg*]

Wonder why some books are blured out but others not behind them?

I think that round was perhaps a draw? 2-1 then?

 

[lenegal777]

Bernard is full of cr*p

 

[Anastazia G]

She agreed to pay for the replacement, it wasn't like she was expecting something free.

 

[bola]

Thanks.

Not til Nov 12th, but looking forward to it. Few drinks in the town after too

Agreed on the secret diner comment.
I doubt Ramsey would open a bottle of wine in Claridges so someone could "have a taste" It is a business at the end of the day and the waiter clearly stated this to start with.

 

[Pat Nguyen]

I think it's obvious that the Bradford lot are better easily but there could be a trick up there sleeve.

 

[Tristin Simpkins]

Mum has got a few problems i think

 

[She did WHAT !]

This was part of the last series of The F word, just a small segment i think, they've just expanded it.

 

["Cooool."]

I have some sympathy with that young waiter. He probably had never seen the likes of that awkward customer in his life and thought he was maliciously taking the p***. The boss wasn't even there to help him out.

 

[fastman]

I don't see why GR would be bothered about the Michelin star, he doesn't award them.

 

[babyblue11694]

Hope he doesn't go for the Brilliant, bet he will though.

 

[Ginnie]

Both my husband and I have commented adversely on the secret diner bit.

I mean - you go into a restaurant, order a dish, then ask for another one to be substituted after it has been cooked and presented to you because you "just fancy" another? Come on! That is ridiculous! Every restaurant would go bust if customers could just change their minRAB over expensive main courses. Totally unrealistic and I shudder at the thought that it is putting ideas into people's heaRAB that they can just throw their weight around for the sake of it.
The only way you can refuse a dish that you have ordered is that it is badly or undercooked or is in some way uneatable.

Also, I agree with the comments on the wine above. The only way you should be able to refuse to pay for the wine you have ordered is if it is corked or in some other way undrinkable.

I have eated at Ramsay's restaurant in Royal Chelsea Hospital Road, and I really wish I had asked for a main course to be replaced! And the bottle of wine (the cost of which was nearly the cost of all the food!).

 

[thom t]

Their there because it's their money and they probably cannot afford to spend even more of it hiring more staff.
Ramsey is really rolling out the cliches - journey, comfort-zone, step up to the plate.

 

[Gallius17]

He'll go for he boys, he likes to have a hand in the development of chefs.

But i like santino.

 

[Tony Le]

I find it impossible to see how we as viewers can assess whether the right restaurant won or lost as we didn't get to taste any of the food which I would assume was a pretty crucial part of the assessment.

 

[dancer4everxox]

Thank god for that. I was half way into writing my rant. Now I don't have to finish it.

 

[djfkldsfss]

Oh my.. the "can I have something else" scene is cringe worthy tonight.

"no it's already cooked"
"it said spicey on the menu!!"

 

[zachpellicone]

This show must be catching on.

We had a customer at our restaurant last week that asked for her main to be changed because 'it was not to her taste'. She was told she would be charged and then she kicked up a fuss.

I wasn't there but when a mate told me what happened i instantly thought of this program.

 

[la la land <3:]]

I'd love somebody to go under cover and put one of Gordon's restaurants under the same scrutiny.

 

[chaichai8 :)]

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[Evil Kitten]

Surprised at the result.