Wcky Restaurants in Your Area

[Gearspoke]

For those who travel around the world, tasting the different cuisines, camping in new locations, I would like to know about some strange restaurants that you have been to. Tell us what makes this restaurant unique, how it separates itself from the usual diner.

Please state the name of the restaurant, the city and state that is located and your experience there.

If you are trying to understand what exactly makes a unique restaurant, here is something I found on CNN about 10 wacky restaurants in the US! http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/03/travel...html?hpt=tr_c1

[terasec]

Re: Wcky Restaurants in Your Area

mars bar NYC circa 1980's
dive bar back when they allowed minors to drink as long as they didnt make a scene,
could have trust fund kids drinking a schlitz next to a mohawk wearing Punk rocker
ok not a restaurant, not even on my travels,
but miss that place more so than other gimmicky restaurants and such
beer is food so guess its relevant

[Gearspoke]

Re: Wcky Restaurants in Your Area

I love the character! Thank you!

[sabik11]

Thanks for sharing the CNN of 10 best wacky restaurants in the U.S!

[John Joseph]

The Whoa Nellie Deli in Lee Vining, CA at the corner of Hwys 395 and 120. A bunch of picnic tables outside a Mobil gas station that serves incredible gourmet grub like Lobster Taquitos, Ahi tuna and Bison Meatloaf. There used to be a trapeze in the back. There's even summer concerts in the parking lot,

If you're tooling down Hwy99, then Abe's Good Dog in Calwa, CA located inside the Continental Wrecking Yard. Clientele is mostly employees from neighboring automobile wrecking yards and the specialty is the French Dip sandwich.

The Sea Breeze Market & Deli at the 580 and University Ave, by Berkeley Marina is just a few old shipping containers on the side of the road and is a favorite lunch dive for County employees yet is serves perhaps the best fried Calamari sandwich on the West Coast.