Hungry customer spent £1,522 on takeaway at Steven Gerrard's restaurant
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There's some nights you can't be bothered cooking.
Just the thought of the pots, the pans and the washing up can freak you out - especially if it's the weekend.
The idea of putting your feet up and having food delivered to you sounds almost too good. Maybe it's time to splash out a little?
Well, one-big spending Scouser took full advantage of the Deliveroo app last weekend, spending a whopping £1,522 on a takeaway from the Vincent last weekend, report the Liverpool Echo.
You could have got a lot of kebabs for that money.
With apps like Deliveroo , you don't even need to speak to another human being to order your grub.
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The Exchange Flags eatery, co-owned by Liverpool FC legend Steven Gerrard, received the order consisting of an array of sushi dishes, fillet steak platters and three bottles of vintage champagne - which is sold at an eye-watering £400 per bottle.
It is thought the food and drink spending spree could be Liverpool’s most expensive takeaway order ever.
This is what they had for dinner:
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2 large sashimi sharing platers - £68 (£34 each)
1 Vincent ‘tempura’ sushi special costing £8
4 8oz premium fillet steaks - £118 (£29.50 each)
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2 sides of buttered spinach - £14 (£7 each)
2 sides of honey glazed carrots - £14 (£7 each)
2 side of battered onion rings - £14 (£7 each)
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This was the dessert
2 cheeseboards - £40 (£20 each)
2 caramel, marshmallow and chocolate dessert platters - £46 (£23 each)
And of course the obligatory...
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3 bottles of vintage French Krug champagne - £1,200 (£400 per bottle)
Speaking about the bumper order, a source at The Vincent told the ECHO: “We’ve had some pretty expensive nights out in the Vincent but this has got to be the biggest takeaway order ever placed. Someone was really pushing the boat out."