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Web Original: Where I’m Eating: Pub & Kitchen

By Joy Manning

While he was executive chef at Snack Bar, Jonathan MacDonald delved into the realm of molecular gastronomy in his creative dishes. But the menu he's recently unveiled at Pub & Kitchen is precisely the opposite.


Pub & Kitchen takes its cues from New York City's Spotted Pig. Both restaurants have a barnyard animal as an icon — a pig — though P&K's is technically a "pabbit," or a cross between a pig and a rabbit. Both feature a selection of "bar snacks" which include deviled eggs, liver toast and "roll mops" (usually pickled herring and onion). And, if my first visit to Pub & Kitchen is any indication, both serve utterly delicious casual food in a warm, comfortable atmosphere. Try the hearty Windsor burger (topped with crispy pork belly and served on a perfectly squishy bun), or the decadent lobster BLT.

Originally published on phillymag.com on September 20, 2008.
 

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great food/ service
Posted by Anonymous | Sep. 29, 2008 at 9:11 AM
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I only had a few bar type items but they were great. Service was fantastic. Super nice, friendly and attentive.

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