The Ginger Pig (Borough Market)
Borough Market in London is the home of The Ginger Pig. Tim Wilson, who farmed his North Yorkshire pasture, producing cattle, sheep, and pigs with a passion for sustaining rare breeds, was asked to join the market’s relaunch in the 1990s. It all started with one man on a butcher’s block with a chopper, preparing chops and roasts by day and sleeping in his van at night. As well as a full raw offering, visitors can buy pork pies, scotch eggs, and famous hot sausage rolls.
The Hangar
The Hitching Post II
The Hitching Post 2, located about 30 miles north of Santa Barbara, combines traditional Santa Maria Barbecue with local ingredients and award-winning wines, resulting in a unique and exciting cuisine. While the Buellton institution opened in 1986, it traces its roots to 1952 and the Casmalia Hitching Post, where Frank & Natalie Ostini perfected the “Santa Maria Style BBQ.”
The Iberian Pig
The Ivy
Abel Giandolini opened the original Ivy restaurant in 1917 as an unlicensed Italian in the West End. The Ivy has since blossomed into a restaurant popular among celebrities and theatergoers. It has expanded into locations across the United Kingdom and Ireland, known as the Ivy Collection. According to legend, the restaurant’s name originated from a remark actress Alice Delysia made. She overheard Giandolini apologize to a customer for the inconvenience caused by building works. When he said that it was because he intended to create a restaurant, she interjected, “Don’t worry – we will always come and see you. ‘We will cling together like the ivy'”, a line from the then-popular song “Just Like the Ivy I’ll Cling to You.”
The King William IV Pub & Rooms
The Lady and Sons
The Larder
The Malt Room
The Market Porter
The Market Porter was officially established in 1890 during the reign of Queen Victoria. However, there has been a pub on the corner position since at least 1638, and it was apparently renamed The Market Porter in 1890. Why it took the name is open to debate. Previously known as the Harrow, the pub was the site of a grisly 1890 murder.