Food influencer Carmie Sellitto, known for his online food reviews, shared a viral Instagram post revealing he spent £43.50 on breakfast at Harrods, the luxury department store in Knightsbridge, London. The post garnered over 19,000 likes, with many commenters deeming the price reasonable for the upscale setting.
Breakfast Haul at Harrods
Sellitto, who has 706,000 Instagram followers, filmed himself selecting items from Harrods' iconic Food Halls. His haul included fresh orange juice, watermelon juice, collagen and magnesium sachets from Zooki, melon balls costing £12, Harrods' viral gold croissant, date and cashew balls, a protein bar from Jade & Joy, and a tomato and cream cheese pastry. He remarked, "I don't want to get anything more, otherwise I won't be hungry for lunch."
Reaction to the Price
After paying, Sellitto revealed the total: £43.50. Commenters largely found this affordable, with one exclaiming, "£43 for breakfast in Harrods, that’s pretty good price. The gold croissant alone was worth it!" Another noted, "That's it? That would be $150 (£115) in the US bro." Some questioned the portion size, with one user saying, "Breakfast?! That would last me all day! I don’t know how you stay so slim," and another adding, "That was enough for 2-3 people."
Harrods Food Halls and Dining Options
Harrods spans over one million square feet across seven floors, housing more than 330 departments. The Food Halls are renowned for gourmet delicacies, artisan pastries, fresh seafood, and premium gifts. Beyond the Food Halls, visitors can dine in over 20 restaurants, cafes, and bars, including boutique coffee bars, a sushi counter, and elegant afternoon tea rooms. Harrods attracts over 15 million visitors annually, cementing its status as a world-renowned retail landmark.
