Anthony BourdainvisitedSalumi
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Bourdain called this Seattle sandwich shop "a holy place" and said it should be a UNESCO site. He praised the artisanal cured meats shop founded by Armandino Batali and participated in the meat-curing process during his visit, which was featured in the "Pacific Northwest" episode of No Reservations.
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Anthony Bourdain visited Salumi in Seattle, per The Takeout citing The Seattle Times
“One of his favorite sandwich spots was Seattle's Salumi. 'That is a holy place for me. I love that place. I've jokingly said, but I'm half serious it should be a UNESCO site. It should be a landmark,' Bourdain told The Seattle Times in 2009.”
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