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

Posted on September 2008  
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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.
 

User Comments:

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