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Ken Friedman Talks Tosca, Finding the Perfect Bartender
The place will have real leather banquettes (not the pleather ones there now), and an Italian-focused menu.
Gordon Ramsay Has Really, Truly Relinquished the Spotted Pig Trademark
The shouty chef is Mr. Nice Guy now.
The Underground Gourmet: Salvation Taco Takes Delicious Liberties
April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman have gone out of their way to state that their humble efforts are no more Mexican than a Doritos Locos taco.
Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield Make West Coast Expansion Official
The duo will take over San Francisco's Tosca Cafe.
What to Eat at Salvation Taco, Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield’s Taqueria in the Pod 39 Hotel
The duo teamed up with Roberto Santibañez.
Trendlet: A New Slew of Distinctly New York Tacos
Like pizza, burgers, and pork buns before it, the taco is the latest lowbrow foodstuff to undergo a gourmet upgrade.
Starr-B-Que Coming to Fishtown
Though no one will confirm, the Williamsburg barbecue joint's owner's name is on the liquor license application.
Jay McInerney on Former ‘Post-Nasal Drip’ Diet and Which Wine Bars Don’t Blow
"Really, through wine, I discovered food."
Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield Scrap Bleecker Street Plans
Maybe our wine-bar story killed the buzz, but Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield have backed away from their plan to open a cute lil' vino hang in the old Bar'rique space on Bleecker Street. Friedman says he originally wanted to...
Details on April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman’s Upcoming Bleecker Street Café
The all-day concept will offer a menu similar to the Spotted Pig and the Breslin's.
Graydon Carter Indebted to Ken Friedman, Damon Wise Opening Own Restaurant
The restaurant won some stars, but is it in the safety zone?
Papaya King's L.A. Debut Nears; Ken Friedman Plans His Own Westward Move
Friedman's next project won't be another Spotted Pig, but it might be another gastropub.
Grub Street’s Guide to Penning an April Bloomfield Profile
First 'New York,' then 'The New Yorker,' then the 'Telegraph,' and now the 'Guardian.' Here's how the writers did it.
April Bloomfield Won’t Hire White Guys With Dreadlocks, and Eleven Other Things You Should Know
What we took away from her 'New Yorker' profile.