Conceivably there's no clear-cut reason that this logo, which might be a fitting backdrop for the charcuterie station, is posted so near the bagno. Given the quiet grace of the staff, however, perhaps it's a wink at patrons who've been little piggies themselves. Can you name this restaurant? (...

Pining for the fjords? "Introduced by the Vikings," proclaims the label, "spruce and pine ales were very popular in Northern Scotland until the end of the 19th century." Like other brews from those days of yore, Alba Scots Pine Ale (11.2 fl. oz., $4) contains no hops; barley malt is instead ...

Conceivably there's no clear-cut reason that this logo, which might be a fitting backdrop for the charcuterie station, is posted so near the bagno. Given the quiet grace of the staff, however, perhaps it's a wink at patrons who've been little piggies themselves. Can you name this restaurant? (...