Gordon Ramsay's £20 'preselected' cheese board labelled 'insulting' by furious customer

A post shared by Gordon Ramsay (@gordongram) on Jan 6, 2019 at 5:49am PSTOne sweet shot shows Gordon standing next to Jack while he cradled his one-year-old son Oscar who, adorably was also kitted in an army style jumper.‘Can’t tell you enough how proud I am of this young man Jack Ramsay you’ve made me feel like the proudest father today congrats on joining @royalmarines,’ Gordon wrote of his son’s achievements.In just a few short hours the touching family post has been liked in excess of

Gordon Ramsay has shared his pride over his eldest son Jack's latest news! The 20-year-old has joined the Royal Marines, making the celebrity chef the "proudest father".MORE: Gordon Ramsay's son Oscar is the spitting image of him in hilarious photoTaking to his Instagram page on Friday to share a series of heartwarming photos with his son, the 53-year-old star remarked: "Can't tell you enough how proud I am of this young man Jack Ramsay you've made me feel like the proudest father today.

Gordon Ramsay has branded a fan a "doughnut" for making a wedding cake out of steak and mashed potato. The 53-year-old Scottish TV chef, known for his fiery attitude in the kitchen, has been savagely roasting amateur chefs on Tik Tok.

Hell's Kitchen star has taken up a new hobby while in isolation: mocking home cooks' cooking videos on the social media platform. Related: Gordon Ramsay divides the internet with his 'diarrhea' brownie dessert Recently, the Scottish TV chef provided some harsh criticism for someone who performed "acupuncture" on a roast chicken.

Gordon Ramsay has been slammed for a £45 Sunday roast that furious fans compared to a 'child's portion'.The Scottish TV chef, 53, has yet again come under fire for his restaurant food after he was recently blasted for a measly fry-up breakfast.Gordon, who was undeterred by recent feedback, took to social media to show off a video of his £45 Sunday lunch.It showed a cut of beef, three roast potatoes, two carrots, broccoli and a large Yorkshire pudding with a drizzle of mouthwatering gravy.He

Gordon Ramsay has been slammed for a £56 Sunday roast that furious fans compared to a 'child's portion'. The Scottish TV chef, 53, has yet again come under fire for his restaurant food after he was recently blasted for a measly fry-up breakfast.

Glasgow has not had a Michelin-starred restaurant.Now a Great British Menu winner who knocked back Gordon Ramsay could bring dining’s highest honour to the city once again.Lorna McNee, who won the BBC show last year, has taken over the kitchen at Cail Bruich in Great Western Road.The 31-year-old spent 12 years working at Gleneagles’ Restaurant Andrew Fairlie, which is Scotland’s only two-star venue.As well as Great British Menu, she has a string of other awards to her name.If anyone can deliver

Gordon Ramsay took to Instagram on Saturday to post a video of one of the delicious looking meals available at his restaurant – avocado and poached egg on toast!MORE: Gordon Ramsay celebrates incredible milestoneBut his scrumptious video caused quite a stir, with many of his food-loving followers taking to the comment section to explain that they would have done things differently."Why poach it? Just a fried egg on top will do, never mind the presentation," wrote one. WATCH: Oscar Ramsay takes

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine had another reason to celebrate on Thursday, as he marked 22 years since he opened his eponymous restaurant in London, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay. The celebrity chef, who recently landed a new BBC TV show, marked the occasion by announcing a promotion to one of the members of his team.Taking to Instagram to share a video from outside the restaurant, Gordon wrote: "22 years at @RestaurantGordonRamsay.

Gordon Ramsay has been roasted by a furious customer who was served a tiny portion of steak and chips for £23 in one of his restaurants. The diner left a scathing TripAdvisor review after visiting the Scottish TV chef's York and Albany eatery in London this week.

A diner was left stunned when he ordered the £23 steak and chips at Gordon Ramsay’s London restaurant.The customer who ordered the meal at the York and Albany restaurant in London was not happy with the small portion size for the price of £23.The less-than-impressed diner left a review on the restaurant on TripAdvisor, giving it a one-star rating for its food and two-star rating for its staff.