By Chris King • Published: 30 Dec 2021 • 18:03
New Year's Eve dinner at Gordon Ramsey's Petrus for £345 - drinks are extra!. image: creative commons
It has been revealed that New Year’s Eve dinner at Petrus, Gordon Ramsey’s Michelin-starred South West London restaurant, will set diners back £345 per person. That price does not include drinks.
The 55-year-old celebrity chef has faced criticism for the price, but, at the end of the day, you are not forced to go there. If you want fine-dining, at the hands of a television celebrity, it is going to cost you.
A seven-course menu is on offer, at a fixed price. Dinner is actually £300, but by the time a 15 per cent service charge is added on top, it brings the total up to £345.
As reported by The Sun, the main course for December 31 is roasted Anjou pigeon, accompanied by pear and a Perigourdine sauce. A starter of smoked eel and salmon is followed by pate, scallop, Dover sole, marmalade sorbet, and hazelnut mousse.
The national daily points out that adding drinks to your bill is when the price will really shoot up. Some bottles of wine from the Petrus wine list can cost you thousands of pounds each. In fact, according to The Sun, the wine prices are not even listed on the restaurant’s menu online. Diners are instead asked to email the sommelier for the wines price list.
Petrus is not the Scots chef’s only restaurant. Ramsey’s other establishment is The River Restaurant. New Year’s Eve dinner there will cost you £402.50 per person, including the service charge, as reported by mirror.co.uk.
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Originally from Wales, Chris spent years on the Costa del Sol before moving to the Algarve where he is a web reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com
As the article says no one forces you to go !!!! If you can afford it why not ?? There are different levels of earning……. I would pay it just for the experience… Life is about Experiences not moaning and complaining 🙂
Hi Mark, I agree entirely life is about experience if you can afford it, enjoy and LIVE it is a short road!
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