Free hot dogs. Cheap beers. A giant pig in a tuxedo.

If you’ve been to Rudy’s, you already get it. If you haven’t, this print is your invitation.

Rudy’s Bar & Grill has been holding down Hell’s Kitchen since 1919 (yes, possibly as a speakeasy), slinging free hot dogs with every drink, pouring honest, no-nonsense beers, and welcoming absolutely everyone — locals, actors, sailors, night owls, tourists, goofballs, sailors on shore leave, and the occasional legend. Out front stands Baron von Swine, the dapper, pants-free pig who says, “Come on in, darlin’.”

This lively black and white piece was originally commissioned by a very classy New Yorker as a gift to a true Rudy's-lover. And now you can hang it on your wall!

This illustration captures everything we love about Rudy’s: the glow of Ninth Avenue, the scrappy charm, the legendary pig, and the warm, lived-in soul of one of New York City’s most beloved dive bars.

Perfect for:

NYC lovers

Bar & pub art collectors

Hell’s Kitchen locals and expats

Anyone who appreciates free hot dogs and excellent life choices

Available Sizes (Signed & Limited Edition):

• 9" × 12" — Fine Art Print

• 11" × 14" — Fine Art Print

• Printed on 100% cotton rag, acid-free, archival 230 gsm fine art paper
• Signed and numbered limited editions (series of 100)
• Ships FREE in the USA

Both sizes fit standard frames, because life is already complicated enough.

Why You’ll Love It

Museum-quality printing

Signed and numbered by the artist (hi, that’s me)

Warm, nostalgic NYC energy

Makes a killer gift

Looks great in homes, bars, offices, kitchens, rumpus rooms, and anywhere joy is welcome

Commission Your Favorite Place

Got a favorite bar, diner, bookstore, or beloved neighborhood joint? I do custom art, and I’d love to draw yours. Pig optional.