Here's Anthony Bourdain on 10 years of April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman's hit NYC restaurant the Spotted Pig: "Who in the New York of 2004 needed a 'gastro-pub' anyway? ... Apparently, we did. For the past decade it's been a favorite of bold-faced New Yorkers looking for a casual, surprisingly democratic, and at all times fun and delicious hangout." [VF][Photo]
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