PRÚE Leith was left upset when The Beatles visited her upmarket restaurant - and asked for a bacon and eggs fry-up.
Her Notting Hill eatery was a late 1960s and 1970s favourite with the rich and famous looking for posh nosh.
But the Fab Four shunned the fancy fare and demanded "no fancy herbs" with their grub.
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