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The Hidden Gems Of The Restaurant Scene You Might Not Have Heard Of [VIDEO]

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Foodies might want to try out these hidden gems of the restaurant scene.

Here is a list of restaurants around the world you might not believe are actually real:

Heart Attack Grill, Las Vegas

For those that truly want to indulge, Heart Attack Grill is perfect. The customers are “patients” and the waitresses are the “nurses.” Customers can weigh themselves on cattle scales before entering. If you weigh more than 350 pounds, you get a free meal, according to its website. For junk food fans you can eat the “Single Bypass Burger” or “Octople Bypass Burger.” However, eating these meals truly take dedication and if you are unable to finish your meal, the fake nurse will spank you.


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Trailer Park Lounge, New York City

This restaurant in New York City is trailer park themed. Customers can drink margaritas such as “Jim Bob’s I.Q” at the restaurant’s “Tacky Tiki Bar.”



Opaque: Dining in the Dark, Santa Monica, Calif.

For brave foodies, you can get your meal served to you completely in the dark at Opaque Restaurant. Customers are unable to see their food, instead just use all their other senses to try out the mysterious dishes.

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The Shed at Dulwich, London

Last but definitely not least, a British journalist named Oobah Butler created the ultimate prank in the food industry by making a fake restaurant in his backyard shed in London calling it the “The Shed at Dulwich.” He even got his restaurant ranked number one on Trip Advisor and ended up serving the customers frozen dinners, according to VICE.

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