I compared dinner for 2 at Gordon Ramsay’s steakhouse chain and a 113-year-old steakhouse. One was much better value.
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I compared dinner for 2 at Gordon Ramsay’s steakhouse chain and a 113-year-old steakhouse. One was much better value.
I dined at Gordon Ramsay Steak and the Knife and Fork Inn in Atlantic City. The steakhouse is one of the city’s oldest and most popular restaurants. But the steakhouse’s price tag made it hard to compare the two. The Knife and fork Inn is a more affordable option, with a lower price tag.
I compared dinner for two at Gordon Ramsay Steak and a historic steakhouse in Atlantic City. Erin McDowell/Business Insider
I compared dinner for two at Gordon Ramsay Steak and a historic steakhouse in Atlantic City. Erin McDowell/Business Insider
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I dined at Gordon Ramsay Steak and an iconic, century-old steakhouse in Atlantic City, and the contrast between them was as sharp as a steak knife.
Gordon Ramsay’s celebrity-chef steak restaurant delivered on classic steakhouse favorites, from its wedge salad to the sleek, elevated decor you’d expect from a high-class steakhouse.
But once the bill arrived, I couldn’t help but wonder if the experience was worth the steep price tag, especially when it came down to the steak I ordered.
I also ate at the 113-year-old Knife and Fork Inn, which felt like stepping into a time capsule of old-school steakhouses, with its wood-paneled walls, white tablecloths, and decadent yet well-priced steaks and sides.
Here’s how the experiences at Gordon Ramsay Steak and the Knife and Fork Inn compared, and which one was a better value.