Gordon Ramsay was told to ‘stick to fish and chips’ after a video of a ‘something from Wetherspoons‘ pizza was served up at one of his restaurants.
The 57-year-old dad-of-six is infamously known for his foul-mouthed outbursts, sarcastic comments and stinging criticism.
However, it seems like the celebrity chef is now getting a taste of his own medicine as fans flocked to an Instagram post to dismiss his latest dish as ‘Wetherspoons’ like – whatever that might mean…
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Ramsay is dishing up unlimited pizza at seven of his UK restaurants. As part of a £20 bottomless deal at the chain venues, you can get pepperoni pizza, or for an extra fee of £24, you can add an hour-and-a-half of ‘bottomless Prosecco’ as reported by the Mail.
A video of one of the pizzas being made was posted to the Instagram’s restaurant account, with fans being quick to share their thoughts.
One user commented: “Looks like a Wetherspoons pizza”, whereas another said: “Please stick to fish and chips. From Italy.”
A third comment read: “Little stingy on the cheese mate”, with another adding: “From an Italian point of view….those salami are very low quality and the pizza sauce is not great either’.”
(Image: Jam Press Vid/@gordonramsaystree)
Not all was bad though, as some fans said it “looked so delicious” after it was fully made. One person said: “I can’t wait to taste it. Looks great”.
The backlash comes after Ramsay’s flagship restaurant, a three Michelin-starred venue in Chelsea, reminded diners with a booking to show up dressed appropriately for their meal.
The advice asks guests to ‘avoid shorts, tracksuits and hoodies’ – although it is not known if customers would be turned away if they chose to wear any of the items mentioned.
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