Alan Richman Defends James Beard Win, Slams ‘Third-Rate Critic’ Ryan Sutton
"It was just a cheap shot, beginning to end, a cheap shot."
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"It was just a cheap shot, beginning to end, a cheap shot."
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Richman luvs Ramirez.
Alan Richman says ink is the country's best new restaurant, but that's not the fun part.
The owners accuse him of harassing a server, and he goes ape.
How did the critic feel about appearing in a scene written by the man who called him a "douchebag," in the city that hates him?
The 'GQ' critic defends his controversial pick for the best restaurant in America.
The guy sure does love Lincoln.
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The 'GQ' critic thinks Anthony Bourdain is a “living, breathing, low blow.”
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"The reason you always carry the bag when you became a restaurant critic was to steal menus."
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