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Gordon Ramsay Steak opens in Baltimore

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Gordon Ramsay, a celebrity chef and and author, was in Baltimore Wednesday to celebrate the grand opening of the first Gordon Ramsay Steak on the East Coast at Horseshoe Baltimore.

The restaurant started at Paris Las Vegas in 2012.

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