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Does Sardinia really need a Gordon Ramsay Restaurant? Well the five star Forte Village Resort near Cagliari in southern Sardinia thinks so. Is this the true flavour of international luxury travel?
Forte Village, Sardinia by piglicker
Well I suppose it fits in with the fake village setting of the Forte Resort, not exactly an authentic slice of Sicilian life.
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1 Is Gordon Ramsay Italy’s favourite chef? // Jul 16, 2009 at 7:33 am
[...] Click here and subscribe to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!After recently questioning, “Whether Sardinia needs a Gordon Ramsay restaurant?”, Ramsay makes another strike in Italy, this time in Tuscany at the Castel Monastero, near [...]
2 I'm Not Gordon Ramsay // Jul 20, 2009 at 6:15 pm
I think normal people like me don’t need eveything five star, but the hint of it can spoil us – just like eating at one of Gordon Ramsay’s restaurants – although I admit that the site for his other restaurant, in the courtyard of that amazing castle – Castel Monastero at Monastero d’Ombrone looks even more exotic and appealing. Either way, they are BOTH two places I would consider checking out if I ever get the chance to go to Italy
3 Karen Bryan // Jul 20, 2009 at 11:54 pm
I’m not Gordon Ramsay – Thanks for your comment. Sounds like the Forte Resort in Sardinia’s strategy of association with Chef Ramsay may be having the desired effect of attracting more customers.
4 Sardinia: give it a chance! // Nov 6, 2009 at 1:37 am
[...] In her usual polemic style, Angela paints a grim picture of what Sardinia will look like if these developments proceed, describes the players behind the proposals and the feelings by government and ordinary Italians on these issues. In a similar vain, I’ve previously asked if Sardinia needs another Gordon Ramsay restaurant? [...]