The opinionated blondes of the VIP List are infuriating NYC restaurants with savage TikTok reviews

These VIPs aren’t afraid of getting blacklisted. Best friends Maeghan Radice, 26, and Audrey Jongens, 26, are behind the TikTok account @TheVIPList — which has notched nearly half a million followers thanks to their brash, sometimes controversial reviews of primarily New York restaurants.Some are so fiery, they’ve gotten the duo banned by reservation booking services.They deemed a Mavericks Montauk chicken dish a “hate crime” and claimed the Hamptons steakhouse visit gave them “PTSD.” Rezdora, a Michelin-starred Italian spot in Flatiron, was “so unbelievably underwhelming I was borderline confused.”Trendy Casa Tua on the Upper East Side earned the title of “the worst Italian restaurant we’ve been to all year.”“We’re not going to be censored,” Radice told The Post.

“We’re just really opinionated.”And followers love it.That Casa Tua review, posted in December, has been viewed 142,000 times as the duo reveal they were served a $500 tin of caviar with a grocery store label.“If I wanted this I would have gone to Citarella myself and paid half the price,” Radice scoffs in the review.  “At least have the courtesy to switch the label if you’re trying to play me like that.”“The burrata was good, but what in the Ozempic is this portion size?” Jongens says.The eggplant parm entrée was “ant sized” and the branzino the “fishiest” they’ve ever had.

Four dishes they ordered allegedly never arrived.(The Post has reached out to the restaurant).“The Hugo Spritzes were the only saving grace of the night,” they said, before the camera pans to a $1,365 bill.  They nabbed the hard-to-get reservation through a friend who had a membership with Insider NYC, the reservation and events platform that costs $1,500 per month.“The concierge dropped our friend [who booked the reservation] as a client because of us,” Radice claimed to The Post.

“They asked us to delete the video.We said we can’t do it once it’s liv...