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11th November 2022
01:46pm GMT
The seven-course menu features a number of options, including lobster and shellfish cocktail, beef Wellington, and Dover sole.
Then for dessert, there's the classic drink "Kir royale", plus a choice of Christmas pudding or Chestnut Mont Blanc. But remember, it's £275 without the cost of drinks or the 15 percent service charge. You're going to be paying north of £300 realistically. Fear not though, there's a 'budget' option! Yes, for the bargain price of £150 per person, you can pop down to the chef's Mayfair-based bar. [caption id="attachment_366867" align="alignnone" width="2048"]
Most people won't spend £275 on their entire Christmas food shop, let alone a taster menu (iStock)[/caption]
Guests can expect canapés, plus a starter, main and dessert of their choice.
Main course options include roast turkey plus trimmings, roast venison and an artichoke risotto, and like other locations, a discretionary 15 per cent service charge will also be added to the final bill.
Meanwhile, there's a New Year's Eve menu if you fancy seeing in 2023 in luxurious style.
The New Year's Eve menu at his three-Michelin star restaurant, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, is the most expensive of the lot, setting you back £400 per person, a price which once again does not include drinks.
The chef has a bit of a reputation for eye-watering prices though. Last year, people were left stunned after finding out that the Scot charges £24.50 for a lone fish at his new restaurant.
In 2020, he was widely mocked for charging £45 for a tiny roast dinner at the Savoy Grill.
And one couple were left with an eye-wateringly expensive bill after making a mistake when reading the menu at one of his restaurants.
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