Chef April Bloomfield is heading for Brooklyn with a new restaurant concept. Can she rebuild the empire that she once lost? 👀
The past two years, Bloomfield has kept a low profile as a chef-in-residence at an inn in Connecticut. It’s a far cry from the decade she spent atop the industry. She’d led spots including the acclaimed Spotted Pig and Breslin in
, Tosca in San Francisco and Hearth and the Hound in LA. Her meat-centric, elevated British Pub fare was able to pair critical success with popular appeal. Bloomfield became a media darling as well, even starring in her own half-season ofWhile she made the food, her business partner, Friedman, was able to create buzzy atmospheres where the rich and famous flocked and even Mike D. of the Beastie Boys agreed to curate the wine list.
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