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The Spotted Pig is a hard act to follow, but with the John Dory, Ken Friedman and chef April Bloomfield are embarking on a piscine sequel. As befits a British seafood restaurant, fish are everywhere: on the wall tiles, the bar top, the stained-glass ceiling, the 900-gallon tank, and of course, the menu, which ranges from oyster pan roast to broiled lobster. 85 Tenth Ave., nr. 16th St.; 212-929-4948.
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