Paid $320 for Steak, Got Neon Signs and Knife Sharpening
Dined at Gordon Ramsay Steakhouse in Atlantic City because hey, who hasn't dreamed of a celebrity chef screaming at their meat? For $320, guests get a cozy booth, neon signs, and a 'fun touch'—a video of Ramsay himself inviting you in. The smoked wagyu beef tartare was praised as 'one of the best beef tartares I've ever had,' but at $30 for a portion just enough 'for two people to get a decent portion,' value took a backseat to vibe. As they say, 'the rolls were warm and sprinkled with salt,' which is basically the new British flair.
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When your $320 steak dinner includes neon lights, celebrity videos, and enough taters for two—it’s not just late-stage capitalism; it’s ‘Big Casino Meat Energy’ serving you a side of whoopee cushion economy.
Ah yes, Gordon Ramsay Steak in Atlantic City—because nothing screams luxury like dropping $320 to reminisce about Knife Nightmares while nibbling on just enough chips to make you question your life choices.
This is giving 'Vegas casino buffet on steroids' energy but with neon signs saying, 'Hey, we’re fancy, trust us'—the only thing missing is a slot machine that spits out smoked wagyu.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 7/28/2025 | Author: Erin McDowell
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