Everyone's a critic, especially with the internet facilitating any and all expression of opinion. But turns out just because you have a blog, doesn't make you a food critic.

Last Wednesday Campagne, a restaurant in Kilkenny Ireland, posted a message they had received from a blogger on their Twitter page.

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Aaaand cue the Twitterstorm...

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Fortunately for the blogger in question Campagne didn't divulge their identity.

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Good thing too, otherwise the digital equivalent of torches and pitchforks may well have been on the table.

So strangely enough the blogger didmanage to get the restaurant a lot of exposure online, just not any free food.