Five TV Restaurants in Which I Want to Eat in Real Life
In case you missed it, there’s a real-life pop-up restaurant modeled after “The Max” — the fictional restaurant featured in 90s sitcom Saved by the Bell. What a cool idea, and a great example of a concept playing on both of the most powerful forces in marketing . Taking inspiration from Saved by the Max , I brainstormed five TV restaurants in which I’d pay to dine in real life: 1. Monk’s Diner — Seinfeld The outside of Monk’s Diner from Seinfeld is real-life Tom’s Restaurant in New York. However, the inside of the restaurant was shot on a sound stage. While Hulu built a real-life version of Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment to promote its deal with the show, nobody has built a replica of the inside of Monk’s Diner. I’d do just about anything for a chance to talk about nothing while eating chicken salad, on rye, untoasted, and drinking a cup of tea. 2. Café Nervosa — Frasier ...