The most overpriced food I've ever had in my life.
Gordon Ramsay I guess is just one of those faux celebrity chefs who acts like he knows what he's doing but just rehashes already known ideas. The menu was extremely uninventive using cliche terms and ingredients and there are pictures of him plastered over everything so obviously they're not selling the food but the celebrity.
I ordered the Farm Burger which is a burger with bacon and fried egg, fries and a rootbeer. Presentation was good so I was still expecting some redeeming value out of the $35 I needed to lay down for this. Sadly dissapointing. The food looked good but it was very average. The fries were a bit crisper than most but for $8 they should blow your mind away. The curry and chipotle ketchups are worthless. Don't bother, it seems like they just picked two names they thought would jive with the Gordon Ramsey sheep crowd and threw two off the shelf sauces together that don't mix. The bottled rootbeer was of the fructose corn syrup kind.
$15 burger, $8 fries, $5 rootbeer, tax, tip = $35!!!
That's a rip off even by Vegas standards when you're flat out drunk and looking to get your beef pangs quelled. I can't imagine why anyone would get ripped off twice. They must figure it'll have a several year run with the unwitting Vegas one timers and then close shop.
If you feel like you have to spend $35, go to Jean Philippe and get 3 sandwiches for you and two friends. Or even go to a nice restaurant and get an entree. You'll at least feel like you've got your money's worth and a MUCH more satisfied palate.
The only redeeming values of the place that gives it 2 stars are the girls' slightly nice outfits and the service. I can't imagine ever paying that much again for just that though. I feel violated. I was never a fan of the hack Gordon Ramsey but am actually now a huge disbeliever. There are some good celebrity chefs out there that are true chefs like Mario Batali and even Wolfgang Puck has surprised me but this GR guy is not one of them.