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Swine Southern Kitchen set to open in Gables Saturday

 
Rustic: An vintage photo hangs on an exposed brick wall at Swine.
Rustic: An vintage photo hangs on an exposed brick wall at Swine.

Swine Southern Kitchen & Bar, the eagerly awaited pork palace from John Kunkel’s 50 Eggs Group (Khong River House, Yardbird Southern Table & Bar), has announced its official opening at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at 2415 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, in the old Les Halles space.

Billed as a “tougher older brother” to Yardbird, Swine features a “Run Pig Run” motif, exposed brick, hot-rolled steel and reclaimed wood from a dismantled barn. Keep an eye on its website, runpigrun.com, for the hog-heavy menu.

Valerie Nahmad Schimel,

Miami.com

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