Gordon Ramsay's flagship London restaurant issues dress code reminder

Gordon Ramsay's famous restaurant in Chelsea has a dress code that they want their guests to follow. The restaurant, named after the celebrity chef, has been open since 1998 and has three Michelin stars. Recently, they have been stricter about enforcing the dress code, asking guests to avoid wearing shorts, tracksuits, and hoodies. They prefer smart attire like smart trainers. The restaurant wants all guests to feel comfortable and at home. The restaurant serves elegant modern French cuisine using the best seasonal ingredients. The head chef, Matt Abé, creates dishes that are a mix of classic and modern techniques. The restaurant offers a special menu called "menu prestige" for £210, which includes dishes like lobster ravioli and Cornish turbot. Gordon Ramsay is planning to open five new restaurants in London, expanding his restaurant empire to nearly 90 eateries worldwide. Recent reports also mention that he is increasing security at his mansion after some squatters took over his London pub. Despite being one of the most exclusive restaurants in London, the flagship venue of the TV chef had to remind diners to dress appropriately. Other restaurants, like Sexy Fish in Mayfair, have also enforced strict dress codes. Pop star Jess Glynne was denied entry for wearing a hoodie, sparking a debate about dress codes in high-end establishments. Gordon Ramsay is well-known for his work in the kitchen and his expanding restaurant empire, showing no signs of slowing down.