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People typically frequent a bar or restaurant for two reasons: the menu items and the ambience. And if you’re entering a dining establishment for the first time, a unique vibe alone can be persuasive enough to make you want to sit down and order.
These bars and restaurants are a testament to the creativity of people when it comes to aesthetics. Through these photos, you will see how some places go above and beyond just to provide customers with an experience they likely won’t get elsewhere.
Enjoy scrolling through the list, and as always, don’t forget to upvote your favorites!
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#1
On The Wall In A Restaurant In Pembroke, Ontario. Hope It Inspires More Restaurants To Follow Suite
Luke Branwen 3 months ago
Sadly, where I live, people would snatch those meals even if they didn't need it just so the "G_psies or Ukrainian parasites" won't get them.
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Sonia Ceacero 3 months ago
Have you seen how many tickets? It's something to be proud of in this community.
Marlene Ricker 3 months ago
What a wonderful way to help! No need to be embarrassed by begging a meal, just present your receipt and eat!
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#2
This Restaurant Shows The Wait Times For Each Dish
Everything came out way faster than stated.
Tim Gearing 3 months ago
That’s the trick. Give someone an expectation you know you can beat, and the person walks away happy.
Sarah 3 months ago (edited)
Chatted to lovely waiter in Dublin airport , he was saying how much harder it is working there than a normal Restaurant as turnover of customers is so high and constantly cleaning tables/ taking orders etcI hadn’t thought of that
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Daniele Ribolla 3 months ago
all are plates to be done in an "express" way... these are not dishes that can be prepared hours in advance and then reheated, they would not have the same flavour and aroma, and and it takes time to cook them
Janet Graham 3 months ago
Great idea! I hate ordering an appetizer and a salad with my entree and having all three delivered at the same time while I have been starving for 20 minutes.
#3
Every Restaurant Should Start Doing This
Ace 3 months ago
An American thing, apparently in some places a bar can be prosecuted if a drunk has an accident on the way home.
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dayngerkat 3 months ago
I would rather it be more courteous like: We will no longer be serving you alcoholic beverages, but we can provide you with water until your ride arrives to take you home. Please do not drive
Uncle Panda 3 months ago
You know you have a problem when they start using it as a punch card.
Laura Gillette 3 months ago
Someone drunk enough to get this can still focus their eyes well enough to read?
Janet Graham 3 months ago
I am having a hard time imagining a drunk taking this well. I think most would get a bit belligerent.
angelmomoffour62 3 months ago
But if you give it to someone who is already drunk, then they will still be drinking and driving.
In this day and age, good food and excellent service aren’t enough for a restaurant to stand out. According to a 2023 report, 89% of diners want an overall experience that includes a unique ambiance.
Similarly, 72% of restaurant-goers prefer experiential dining, which may include chef’s tables, themed events, and interactive culinary experiences.
#4
This Bar Has Over $10000 In Dollar Bills On The Ceiling
The place is called Turtle Rock Cafe in Napa.
I talked to the owner and he said the place has been open since the 1960’s and the dollar bill thing started in the 80’s a practical joke on the original owner (current owners dad). Him and his good friend got into an argument so his friend stapled his “tip” to the ceiling.
More and more people started doing the same and it became a tradition. Every 20 years, they take down all the bills and donate the funds to charity. The last time it happened the total was $20000!
🇺🇦 🇵🇸 TribbleThinking 3 months ago
It's lovely that it all goes to charity, but what a good neighborhood it must be that it doesn't get robbed!
Tempest 3 months ago
If it’s stapled on wouldn’t it damage the note making it mutilated currency?
Verena 3 months ago
If more than 50% of a bill is presented at the bank and the serial number visible and complete, then you get a new bill in exchange. The two tiny holes from a stapler are no problem
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#5
This Bar Has A Chilled Strip To Keep Your Drinks Cold
#6
This Is A Restaurant In Door County, Wisconsin And Those Are Goats Eating Grass Off Of A Roof
BookFanatic 3 months ago
(squeal!) I ate there 40+ years ago with my parents! So very glad they still have goaty-goats!
Daniel Atkins 3 months ago
Did the goat leave a Baa'd review? OK I'll leave now that is a Baa'd pun.
Fortunately, the restaurant industry has been listening. The report adds that 64% of full-service restaurants have committed to investing in technology upgrades. 43% of them plan to incorporate digital menus, while 36% would provide contactless payment options.
#7
Restaurant With Spectacular View. In Switzerland
#8
A 14th Century Medieval-Themed Tavern In Prague, Czech Republic
turk 3 months ago
I've eaten at a few of these in Europe with very similar atmosphere. One in Latvia had zero electricity. And another in Budapest would not give you utensils with your meal. But they did tie a very large bib on you. Usually, they have musicians playing on old instruments, and once a fire eater.
#9
The Entrance To This Japanese Bar Is An Old Fridge Door. Bar Gyu+ A.k.a The Fridge. Niseko In Hokkaido
Georgia Ireland 3 months ago
That needs to be painted like the TARDIS, then it would be absolutely perfect.
Teutonic Disaster 3 months ago
Maybe it's painted like the japanese equivalent? 🤷♂️ Even with what little I know about their pop culture, I wouldn't be surprised if there's a fridge-based scifi show or manga.
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Experiential dining is a relatively new concept that, as the name suggests, offers diners a unique experience. It could be through the atmosphere, entertainment, and interactive elements, through cooking demos or tableside interactions with the chef.
It’s important to note that experiential dining isn’t limited to eating in restaurants. According to DoorDash, it also matters when ordering online, particularly in terms of the menu's aesthetics.
#10
This Restaurant Has Basil Plants At Every Table So You Can Get Fresh Basil For Your Soup
Philly Bob 3 months ago
I LOVE the small of fresh basil! I want die face down in a basil patch!
#11
This Restaurant Bathroom Has Two Different Soaps Depending On When You Wash Your Hands
Emilu 3 months ago
Depends on the scent, for me! Love that this is an option though. I have a senior colleague who has sensitivities to scent to the point that the branch at which she works has been asked to not wear any perfumes/strong deodorants etc because those cause her issues. She is a darling though, and I think if anyone did wear something with malicious intent they'd probably be murdered by at least half of the office 😆
Philly Bob 3 months ago (edited)
I don't mind if it's a scented soap or unscented. As long as people wash their dammned hands!
Huddo's sister 3 months ago
I wish more places would have unscented soap. I'm allergic to so many of the fragrances.
#12
This Pub's Bathroom Is Down A Flight Of Stairs, So They Installed Cushions On The Wall
Deson 3 months ago
The yellow stripes on the stairs adds to that. I agree.
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Customizing orders primarily involves offering multiple options that include meat-free substitutions, as well as dishes without dairy or gluten.
#13
The Interior Of The Bacchanalia Restaurant In Mayfair, London
It's Greek and Mediterranean Cuisine.
Jrog 3 months ago
Statues by Damien Hirst. The place has a collection of roman artifacts, but also features seemingly classical paintings, with people in toga and in classical greek/roman poses but taking smartphone selfies and using laptops... Bacchanali..._col_1.jpg 
Luke Branwen 3 months ago
I wonder if the UK's new "Think of the children!!!" law has already removed those bare breasts
WubiDubi 3 months ago
Greek and Mediterranean Cuisine is a bit of a repetition, Greece being in the Med.
Jrog 3 months ago
They intend "Mediterranean" as "Southern Italian", that is very different from Greek cuisine.
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The Pictures In This Pub Go Round Corners
It's a pub in Warrington called Skymaster.
#15
Our Local Coffee Shop Uses Frozen Coffee Cubes For Iced Coffee
They hand you the cup with coffee cubes and you pour your desired flavor of hot coffee from a handful of dispensers. I drink the coffee fast enough that there are still cubes of coffee that are still melting when I'm done with my initial coffee.
Michael Melfa 3 months ago
I do this for my wife at home. She gets her iced coffee without watering it down.
Ultimately, restaurants and bars must prioritize creating a memorable experience for their patrons. As hospitality industry expert Peter Dougherty states, it can be done through a balance between creativity and innovation.
“To leave a lasting impression on existing customers or attract new ones, restaurants must capitalize on those details that set them apart from the competition,” he wrote.
#16
2D Cafe In Seoul
Kombatbunni 3 months ago
There was one here in Melbourne, Australia but it didn’t last long :( probably because coffee was mediocre and overpriced 🤷🏻♀️
#17
A Bar In An Old Brewing Kettle
#18
I Passed By This Restaurant In Saigon And Had To Stop Just To Stare
It looked like it was straight out of a Ghibli movie. It's called Mặn Mòi, Tao Đàn.
Mel in Georgia 3 months ago
So many diacritics in the Vietnamese alphabet! I've heard the language is very difficult to learn. Plus, cool restaurant!
#19
The Cafe And Restaurant Apartments, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
#20
This Restaurant In Kyoto
#21
Permanently Empty Table Setting To Honor Missing Soldiers
Khloieo 3 months ago
I was apart of one of the ceremonies, there was not a dry eye in the room. I was bawling.
Alberto Alves 3 months ago
POW/MIA TABLE The Military is filled with symbolism. This table is our way of symbolizing those that are missing from our midst. They are our commonly called POW/MIA’S. We call them brothers. The table cloth is white symbolizing the purity of their intentions to respond to their country’s call to arms. The single rose displayed in the vase is symbolic of the families and loved ones who keep the faith waiting for their return. The red ribbon tied so prominently on the vase is reminiscent of the red ribbon worn upon the lapel and breast of thousands who bear witness to their unyielding determination to demand a proper accounting of our missing, and the return of all live POW’s, and those left on foreign soil. There is salt on the bread plate symbolic of the family’s tears as they wait. The slice of lemon is on the bread plate to remind us of their bitter fate. The glasses are inverted. They cannot toast with us this season. The chairs are empty. They are not here.
MarikoAngel 3 months ago
This is at an Elks Lodge, and not a typical public restaurant/bar (you can see the Elks symbol on the pamphlet in the side of the photo). All Elks Lodges should have one of these tables. Each element represents something (although not all have the book). Here’s a link that explains more for anyone interested (from the Florida Lodge page). https://floridaelks.org/pow-mia-table
BookFanatic 3 months ago
I've seen a few of these and have been informed (gently, but firmly) that taking a picture is considered disrespectful and in poor taste. Not calling OP either of these terms, just commenting.
#22
Greenhouse Bar On A Tomato Farm - Iceland
#23
Welcome To The Rock. Dope Little Italian / Tanzanian Restaurant Located In Zanzibar
Uncle Panda 3 months ago
He did. That's all that's left of the original Beachnut.
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The Way They Serve Honey At This Restaurant In Peru
Ace 3 months ago
Yeah, this sort of thing's been quite trendy for a few years now. Actually very wasteful, lots of possible contamination, so the whole comb would be thrown away after use.
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Trophy Husband 3 months ago
Is That wood? Unless they replace it every day or so, that is unsanitary. You can't clean that.
Daniel Atkins 3 months ago
Seems messy and impractical considering most honey is extracted using centrifugal force.
#25
The Korean Taco Place We Got Takeout From Gave Us A Roll Of Toilet Paper With Our Meal
Teutonic Disaster 3 months ago (edited)
Oh ok. Otherwise it would have been kinda an indictment on their health and safety standards. ETA: I'm kinda surprised that the Koreans went mad for TP, too. They seemed way more calm and collected about dealing with covid, going by news reports I've seen at the time.
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#26
Koreans Have Some Fantastic Names For Businesses. Probably The Best Name For A Bar
#27
This Seafood Restaurant Uses Oyster Shells Instead Of Gravel For Its Parking Medians
Bored Sailor 3 months ago
See this all over in USA especially places like Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head, so many oyster houses.
Strahd Ivarius 3 months ago
Go to Cancale, in Britanny, you'll see mountains of oyster shells...
#28
This Cafe In A Giant Tree On Top Of A Mountain In Chiang Mai, Thailand
The cafe is called "The Giant" and is in Mae On, maybe 1h45 by car east of Chiang Mai city, but still in the province.
#29
My Local Bar Has A Drunk Test For People Leaving
#30
Clementine Tower At A Restaurant
The Majestic Opossum 3 months ago
What a beautiful and useful display! And any ninny knows you don't refrigerate citrus fruits 🙄
Jrog 3 months ago
FYI, I checked and in restaurants it's actually MANDATORY to keep fruit refrigerated. Per HACCP guidelines, oranges should be kept at 6-8°C for a no longer than 7 days to prevent bacterial growth. Fruit should be kept in unrefrigerated conditions no more than 2 hours (one if in an environment hotter than 25°C). So yeah, LOT of you are very confidently incorrect here.
Load More Replies... Trophy Husband 3 months ago
I live in Florida, and you don't need to refrigerate oranges. That being said, health code will often require it even if it isn't needed.
Corwin 02 3 months ago
You do not refrigerate clementines or oranges or what have you, what an utter nonsense
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#31
This Cafe Has Refashioned Old Cars As Seats
In Mumbai, India.
Michael Largey 3 months ago (edited)
"This s**y woman told me 'Let's get in the back seat' - and then she took me here."
#32
Local Korean Restaurant Has A “White” Spice Level
Carl Roberts 3 months ago (edited)
"White" means unseasoned. It's derived from the term "white kimchi". . It has nothing to do with skin color.
Celtic Pirate Queen 3 months ago
Hahaha! My daughter's MIL is Mexican and for celebrations she makes 2 different tamales "regular" which are very spicy and "for the gringos" which are much milder. She is an amazing cook!
#33
Just Outside Marrakesh, Morocco. Those Are Restaurants In The River
#34
Piñata Nightmare Painting At My Local Mexican Restaurant
Azteca Mexican restaurant, Idaho Springs, CO.
#35
This Painted Sink That I Saw In The Bathroom Of A Restaurant
Multa Nocte 3 months ago
Sorry, love, we're going to have to have a wrestling match over it.
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Kelly H. Wilder 3 months ago (edited)
I like the sink very much, but I think it could be even more spectacular with a different countertop.
Celtic Pirate Queen 3 months ago
We went on a house tour when we lived in San Diego. Once house, which was built in the 1920s, had tile like this in each bathroom and the kitchen. In addition to the beautiful architecture (adobe, beamed ceilings, archways) the tile was outstanding.
#36
Dozens Of Earthenware Pots Sit Outside Of An Old Restaurant
Rows of clay jars outside a traditional village restaurant in South Korea. Each one has subtle differences in shape and color. They’ve likely been sitting here for years, quietly weathering with the seasons. And yet most were still in use.
They store a variety of fermented goods such as fermented bean paste and soy sauce.
#37
This Awesome Restaurant In Rome Was So Tiny, You Had To Hang Your Wine Glasses
Jrog 3 months ago
As the notice says, they are running an unlicensed restaurant. To serve food, you need a license, which comes with a bunch of health and safety regulations, periodic inspections, mandatory procedures, HACCP training, etc. Some places try to skirt this by presenting themselves as grocery stores (where on-site consumption is not allowed), going through a much less demanding process. They then set up a few tables nearby -often in the same room where they sell food- and think that’s enough to get away with it. Bad news: it isn’t. It’s common for law enforcement to shut these places down with hefty fines, usually accompanied by significant food safety violations. So yeah, don’t patronize these places.
Trophy Husband 3 months ago
My local grocery chain has tables and sells hot food, so they probably follow restaurant rules. But they also have a microwave there which you can use to heat up frozen meals you buy. I wouldn't heat up plastic personally, but I see people doing it.
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#38
A Fast Food Restaurant With Its Own Rollercoaster
#39
This Café Fill Their Windows With Oranges
They make fresh orange juice with them so the same oranges are never there for long.
#40
Puking Sink At An Old German Bar
Bexxperience 3 months ago
These are called "Papst" ("Pope") in Germany. Because as a catholic, you bow before the pope.
#41
At A Coffee Shop I Am At With My Mom And Grandfather They Have Facts On The Table Numbers
Luke Branwen 3 months ago
Probably not in the US, because if it were, the restaurant would have to remove this fact to avoid fighting off dozens of conspiracy nuts every day insisting the Moon missions were faked.
#42
Visited The H.R. Giger Museum In Switzerland Last Week. This Is The Bar Next Door
#43
University Coffee Shop Used Pencils Instead Of Tile At Counter
#44
In Malaysia, There Is A Restaurant With A Discount System Based On How Thin You Are
Luke Branwen 3 months ago
This is considered ok, but if you did the opposite there'd be a LOT of screaming about "discrimination" and "glorifying obesity".
ethan kraner 3 months ago
heyyy didnt that one restaurant do the opposite? the heart attack cafe or smth
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This Oil And Vinegar Container In An Italian Restaurant
#46
Restaurant Villa Escudero
#47
A Former Church In Folkestone Has Been Converted Into A Pub
Khavrinen 3 months ago
"Don't wait up for me, Dear, I'm stopping at the 'church' on my way home."
Janissary35680 3 months ago
In ancient Ephesus, a commonly repeated euphemism was "going to the library". The Library of Celsus was located across the street from the brọthel.
Load More Replies... Teutonic Disaster 3 months ago
That's gotta throw the stereotypical sunday-after-church-crowd for a loop. You know, what with their tipping habbits vs the concept of tithing.
Bartlet for world domination 3 months ago
There's one in Utrecht (Netherlands) as well. Horrible acoustics.
WrappermumMOU 3 months ago (edited)
There is a similar thing in Basel, Switzerland, Open Church Elisabethen. There is a coffee shop inside and one can rent the whole church for special occasions. Plus there are parties every now and then where they build the bar and bring the djs... I even saw people playing basketball when they installed a hoop. I was amazed by the concept of that church...
#48
This Restaurant Decoration
It's in a Spanish city called Elda the restaurant is called El Campico.
#49
At This Bar I Go To, The Prices Of The Beers Change Every 15 Minutes Based On Supply And Demand Inside The Bar
The prices are listed on a "stock ticker" above the bar. Randomly throughout the night, there are "stock crashes" where all the beers drop to their lowest price.
Jrog 3 months ago (edited)
It's a gimmick that's been around for a while. I tried it only once in London, on the place that I think invented this thing, and I found it insanely irritating. When the prices drop on popular items there is a huge crowd at the bar, meaning long wait times. When they raise you know you are overpaying for stuff, and you will think twice about asking for your actual choice, maybe going for a second or third best just to avoid the ripoff. Drinks are usually already quite overpriced (doesn't seem the case for the one in photo though), so the drop is just a way for paying a beer at normal pub prices.
Berlytea 3 months ago
Every time you comment you just barf insecurity everywhere. It's kind of sad. Nothing is cool. Nothing is unique. Nothing is impressive. Either that, or you just must be pretty f*****g amazing that you can't possibly appreciate anything or anyone else.
Load More Replies... Savannah greenleaf 3 months ago
Seems fun for a novelty, but I think it would lose that value quickly if your favorite went over the to in price while you were there.
#50
This Restaurant Had Draft Beer At Each Table
This is in Hong Kong! Stanley Beach.
#51
This Claw Machine At A Restaurant Kids Play Area Gives You Your Money Back If You Don't Receive An Item
Nope, Cavendish, Cape Town.
#52
Inside A Restaurant In Paris
#54
This Bar In Toronto Uses This Set-Up To De-Mineralize Tap Water And Re-Mineralize It With Different Mineral Levels To Simulate Tap Water From Around The World
Robin DJW 3 months ago
The water in my town tasted very nice - 50 years ago. Now it's so chemical that we have to filter it for coffee, tea and cooking. The purified water tastes of nothing whatever. So we have Pellegrino's from costco for straight drinking. At least it comes in glass bottles, which is much friendlier to the earth when disposed of or recycled.
ethan kraner 3 months ago
isn't it the microbes not the minerals that screw with people's stomachs?
#55
Our Table At The Local Cafe Is Positioned Over A Medieval Well
It’s a really nice place in an old market town, and they even roast their own coffee and make their own chocolate. Only downside is if you’re trying to cut down on sweets, because their cake selection is fantastic.
Awkward lady 3 months ago
Is this Cowbridge, Wales? There are a few in the UK that are built over Medieval remains.
#56
Local Coffee Shop Puts Your To-Go Order In A Jar. If You Bring The Jar Back, You Get $1 Off Your Next Order
Huddo's sister 3 months ago
Not the most comfortable to drink from I'd say, with the ridges for the screw top.
#57
This Restaurant I’m At Has A Separate Menu Specifically For Dogs
Lululoohoo 1 month ago
Pacific Catch also has a doggy menu now. we got Odin here a salmon brown rice plate for $7 IMG_9586-2...fa6f2e.jpg 
#58
Restaurant Inspired By Interstellar Theme. Mexico City
#59
The Restaurant I Work At
#60
This Airplane-Themed Restaurant In China
It’s in the big mall in Taishan, I forgot the name but it takes up a whole corner in the second floor. They have a coupon program for repeat customers, too.
#61
The Murinal At My Local Pub
On the opposite wall there are 3 urinals with women staring in awe at the size of your private part. It's just a bit of a joke. But to each his own. There are plenty of other places to go have a drink.
#62
This Card In A Restaurant Bathroom So You Can Alert Somebody Subtly If You Clogged A Toilet
Antoinette the Red 3 months ago
And when you give them the card, they ask you what the problem is, anyway. What's the point?
Ellinor she/they/elle 3 months ago
I think they would know the problem since they work there
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This Diner Offers Burgers Up To 105 Lbs
Clinton Station Diner in Clinton, NJ.
pineapple87 3 months ago
For one person to eat even one pound of meat in one sitting is insane
ethan kraner 3 months ago
15.50 for a 1 pound burger is amazing. Would get that any day of the week, but only once a year.
dayngerkat 3 months ago
With so many gimmicky burgers, I'm going to assume that they suck. Good burger places have a super simple menu. P.S. F your "Hawaiian burger"
#64
This McDonald's In Taupo, New Zealand, Has An Actual Plane You Can Dine In
Tim Gearing 3 months ago
A DC3 built in 1943 served as a passenger plane and then a top dressing plane (crop duster for American Pandas), before being decommissioned in 1984 and becoming a promotional feature in the parking lot of Taupo’s Aeroplane Car Company. When the location was purchased and turned into a Maccas,the aeroplane was included.
Jrog 3 months ago
Hopefully they renovated it properly. The DC3 is chock full of asbestos, they used that for anything from engine heat shields, noise reduction, electrical wire insulation... The brake pads of planes of that era were made of Chrysotile, that is the most dangerous form of asbestos.
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This BBQ Restaurant Gave Me A Hot Towel After My Meal
#66
This Coffee Shop Table With Swings For Chairs
Mrs Snow_Balls 3 months ago
I'd probably end up on the floor, with 90% of my drink down my front, and have to walk around like that, cos I have no change of clothes
Carl Roberts 3 months ago
Understandable. Most people that go to coffee shops these days are toddlers in adult bodies
#67
This Chinese Restaurant Uses Real Peanuts To Prop Up Your Chopsticks
I'm in China and I really don't know how people with allergies survive here. I worked with a Canadian fellow years ago who was deathly allergic to sesame. He had to have his epipen with him every time he went out.
Jrog 3 months ago (edited)
Peanuts are dangerous only by ingestion. Skin contact can in the very worst cases cause light redness, and only from the actual seed, not from the shell. No, allergy does not get triggered by people eating a peanut three feet away, even in contained spaces such as airplanes. We already had this discussion and there is a wide choice of peer reviewed studies with experimental proof denying this myth, I linked them in a bunch of comments months ago (but BP search sucks).
pineapple87 3 months ago
Having witnessed a colleague in a cubicle across from mine start having an itchy throat completely unaware of the fact that I had eaten a handful of peanuts just before, I beg to disagree. You can absolutely get symptoms from airborne particles if your allergy is bad enough, be it peanuts or something else.
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The Baskets My Daughter's Chicken Nuggets Came In At The Local Japanese Restaurant
Lyoness 3 months ago
They look plastic, so maybe run them through the dishwasher?
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A Seven Feet (2.13 M) Tall Statue Of Bumblebee In My Local Thai Restaurant
Salt Lake City at Krua Thai. The lady who owns it has a couple of young sons who are always running around... just not sure how they nabbed this statue!
Phantom Phoenix 3 months ago
Does it "transform"? BTW on the wall map, Australia is missing Tassie, and NZ is missing NZ
#71
This Coffee Shop Has A Riddle You Can Solve To Get A Discount
#72
Swing Chairs Inside Of A Cafe In Singapore International Airport
The cafe is called Nectar!
#73
This Fancy McDonalds In Porto That Reportedly Replaced A Fancy Classic Restaurant And Kept The Interior Design
Margarida Garcia 3 months ago
It wasn't a restaurant, it was a coffee shop called "Imperial". Had coffee and beer there lots of times before going into McDonald's
#74
Red Dead Redemption-Themed Bar. Hangzhou, China
#75
This Sushi Restaurant Where The Fish Watch You Eat Them
#76
Local Pub Has An Old Well Turned Into A Fish Tank
The Blue Boar in Temple Grafton, Warwickshire.
#77
This Soap In An Upscale French Restaurant’s Bathroom
#78
The Restaurant I Work At Was A Bank Years Ago. You Can Eat In The Vault If You Make Reservations
BookFanatic 3 months ago
There used to be a restaurant in our town’s old jail. You could eat in the cells for no extra charge. My idiot cousin slammed the door on his brother, “locking” him in as a joke. Except the cell door really did lock. And they had to call the owner to come in and unlock it. I say “idiot” because both cousins were in their 30s at the time.
#79
A Soon-To-Open Restaurant Has A Coffee Robot Barista
Auntriarch 3 months ago (edited)
Brain the size of a planet, and they want me to make a cup of coffee....
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My Local Coffee Shop Uses Pasta Noodles As Coffee-Stirring Sticks
Huddo's sister 3 months ago
A coffee shop I used to go to would automatically put a complimentary biscuit on top of the spoon when they served your drink. I had to ask them to leave it off. I have heard of places using pasta tubes as straws too, which is also bad for people with allergies. Another cafe I went to regularly, was also a pizza shop. I only had a toasted sandwich there once, because I found it had been cross contaminated. I stuck to drinks and thought it was fine, until my tea pot came with a dusting of flour on top!
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ethan kraner 3 months ago
the pasta... would... MELT???????? what kinda pasta you be eating man wtf
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#82
This Cafe In NYC Sells Coffee In A Bag
Phantom Phoenix 3 months ago
If I'm gonna drink caffeinated human, I'd prefer it be from a more natural environment than NYC
#83
My Local Ivar’s Seafood Has A Bulkhead That Leads To The Ocean Below The Restaurant
#84
This Sink Without A Bowl I Found At A Restaurant
This was at the Mullets sports bar in Homer Glen, IL.
Great place, they have half off pizzas on Thursdays and there's usually nobody there at all. I got 3 medium pizzas, like 3 WHOLE pizzas, for $10.
#85
Lobby At Robot Restaurant, Shinjuku
#87
Yesterday I Payed For Coffee With Bitcoin In Iran
I'm visiting my home country and my family since last week, and yesterday I was having a coffee in a cafe with some friends. While checking out, I saw this sign above the counter that blew my mind. It said that you could pay with Bitcoin, XRP, Doge, TRX, Litcoin, Ethereum, BitcoinCash, Monero, or ETH classic!
I asked if anyone had paid with crypto before? And they said only one. I am not a fan of paying for daily needs with crypto just yet, and I thought El Salvador accepting BTC as a legal tender was too early, but I really needed to try this, so I paid for everyone with BTC, and it was nice.
With the current inflation in Iran, which is INSANE and is estimated to be around 50 to 150% most people are converting their savings to US dollars and now crypto. 1 USD equals to 280000 Iranian Rials today. I hope crypto saves most of us.
George Costanza 3 months ago
"I hope crypto saves most of us." That might be the stupidest hope I've ever heard.
Phantom Phoenix 3 months ago
📉📈📉📈How much did you pay, though? And what will that be worth next week?
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Der Kommissar 3 months ago
Le Train Bleu, a restaurant inside the Gare De Lyon (train station), Paris. LeTrainBle...512be9.jpg 
Mreoww 3 months ago
Maybe not as spectacular as some of these restaurants, and is really common in India anyway, but not worldwide I think- plenty of Indian restaurants give you little finger bowls after eating. They’re bowls of warm water with a lemon slice in them, and really do work wonders for the smell of food on your fingers and clean them well. Besides, the warm water makes it very relaxing.
Mel in Georgia 3 months ago
One of the coolest little restaurants I've been to is El Mesón del Champiñón in Madrid. Delicious mushroom dishes in a whimsical setting. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g187514-d809698-Reviews-Meson_del_Champinon-Madrid.html
Lululoohoo 1 month ago
There was a gorgeous restaurant in the bay area called iChina - you could rent out private rooms that had 3D projections across the walls so you felt like you were in another space/country/etc. but their costs (not just for this experience, but even for just the food alone) was way overpriced & they closed less than 2 years after opening. As it was considered high end, the construction cost was significant, likely in the high hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars, given the upscale nature of the project and its location. I get they wanted to make money, but straight up robbing your customers makes them not want to come back. We went for dimsum & only got like 3 dimsum plates & 2 entrees, our bill came out to over $150
Uncle Schmickle 3 months ago
One of the most fun restaurants I've visited was " Po Folks " in LA. All sorts of interesting stuff, and being a train enthusiast, I loved the model train which ran around the room on a track mounted high on the walls.
Der Kommissar 3 months ago
Le Train Bleu, a restaurant inside the Gare De Lyon (train station), Paris. LeTrainBle...512be9.jpg
Mreoww 3 months ago
Maybe not as spectacular as some of these restaurants, and is really common in India anyway, but not worldwide I think- plenty of Indian restaurants give you little finger bowls after eating. They’re bowls of warm water with a lemon slice in them, and really do work wonders for the smell of food on your fingers and clean them well. Besides, the warm water makes it very relaxing.
Mel in Georgia 3 months ago
One of the coolest little restaurants I've been to is El Mesón del Champiñón in Madrid. Delicious mushroom dishes in a whimsical setting. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g187514-d809698-Reviews-Meson_del_Champinon-Madrid.html
Lululoohoo 1 month ago
There was a gorgeous restaurant in the bay area called iChina - you could rent out private rooms that had 3D projections across the walls so you felt like you were in another space/country/etc. but their costs (not just for this experience, but even for just the food alone) was way overpriced & they closed less than 2 years after opening. As it was considered high end, the construction cost was significant, likely in the high hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars, given the upscale nature of the project and its location. I get they wanted to make money, but straight up robbing your customers makes them not want to come back. We went for dimsum & only got like 3 dimsum plates & 2 entrees, our bill came out to over $150
Uncle Schmickle 3 months ago
One of the most fun restaurants I've visited was " Po Folks " in LA. All sorts of interesting stuff, and being a train enthusiast, I loved the model train which ran around the room on a track mounted high on the walls.
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