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The Spotted Pig

**2009 edit*** I just realized this was a Mario Batali restaurant** yay

We were in New York City over the weekend and while I was watching Rachael Ray she actually recommended two NYC restaurants. She doesn't usually do that on 30 minute meals but I had DH look up the restaurants and we decided on going to Spotted Pig. It was the best dinner I've ever eaten.

I ordered quail stuffed with chorizo, goat cheese souffle, and a salad with spanish almonds.

DH ordered a huge burger with shoestring fries.

All night I told him he was missing out because my meal was SO good!

I think drinks may have been expensive. DH had a beer and iced tea, and I had two rum and cokes.

In total we spent about $100 on dinner.
Phew NYC is expensive

The restuarant is in the Greenich Village area. It was fun to walk around and check out the other restaurants in the area.
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