- Gordon Ramsay, 57, was stated to be visiting his protege Paul Ainsworth
Gordon Ramsay was pictured leaving his £313,000 Ferrari parked on double yellow strains as he visited a buddy.
The movie star chef, 57, was noticed on the wheel of his Ferrari Purosangue in Padstow, Cornwall.
He was stated to be visiting his protege Paul Ainsworth who runs his No.6 restaurant within the fishing port.
The restaurant was awarded a Michelin star in 2013 and has 4 AA Rosettes.
But Ramsay swerved the primary automobile park within the city and as an alternative left his supercar on double yellow strains beneath an indication saying ‘no parking’ on N Quay Parade overlooking the harbour.
Gordon Ramsay was pictured leaving his £313,000 Ferrari parked on double yellow strains
The movie star chef, 57, was noticed on the wheel of his Ferrari Purosangue in Padstow, Cornwall
Ramsay swerved the primary automobile park within the city and as an alternative left his supercar on double yellow strains beneath an indication saying ‘no parking’ on N Quay Parade overlooking the harbour
The father-of-six, host of TV exhibits similar to Kitchen Nightmares and Hell’s Kitchen, was snapped by Guy Wilson who shared his photos on the Private Number Plate Spotters group
The father-of-six, host of TV exhibits similar to Kitchen Nightmares and Hell’s Kitchen, was snapped by Guy Wilson who shared his photos on the Private Number Plate Spotters group on Facebook.
One member of the group quipped: ‘Double yellow strains should not rely when the automobile is so costly.’
The Renfrewshire-born chef got here beneath hearth earlier this week over a ‘full Scottish’ burger at his flagship Edinburgh restaurant after he shared a clip of it being ready.
Observers took concern with the £18 price of the sq. sausage burger, in addition to the actual fact it incorporates salad – regardless of being labelled ‘full Scottish’ – and lacks key parts of a standard Scottish breakfast similar to haggis, potato scone and black pudding.
A brief video exhibits the burger being made on the Gordon Ramsay Street Burger restaurant in Edinburgh’s St James Quarter.
It incorporates Lorne sausage, an egg, hash brown, lettuce and a slice of tomato.
One member quipped: ‘Double yellow strains should not rely when the automobile is so costly’
The automobile was left beneath a ‘no parking’ signal on double yellow strains
The No.6 restaurant was awarded a Michelin star in 2013 and has 4 AA Rosettes
He was stated to be visiting his protege Paul Ainsworth (pictured left) who runs his No.6 restaurant within the fishing port
The 57-year-old shared the clip to social media on Wednesday, with the caption: ‘Try the complete Scottish at Gordon Ramsay Street Burger Edinburgh – with Lorne sausage, a hash brown and an over straightforward egg.’
Ramsay’s submit obtained greater than 1,100 likes but additionally greater than 700 feedback from Scots fast to poke enjoyable on the well-known chef’s newest culinary creation.
Gavin Brewis stated: ‘Full Scottish with no tattie scone, haggis or black pudding and with a hash brown which isn’t really full Scottish content material.’
Another stated: ’18 quid for a sausage and egg doubler – no Scottish particular person would put salad on a breakfast roll.’
Ramsay at present owns and operates greater than 58 eating places world wide.
As nicely as a number of within the UK, they embrace eateries within the United States, France, Dubai and Singapore.
MailOnline has contacted representatives of Gordon Ramsay for remark.