Fictional Restaurant Reviews

The NBC show, Grimm, has a fictional restaurant. It’s called The Exotic Spice and Tea Shop. This is the fictional restaurant review.

If there was a fictional restaurant in Maine it would be this. It’s not featured in the tv show, The Mist, but should be. Here’s the fictional restaurant review.

The Genoa City Athletic Club is apart of Restaurant Fiction’s subcategory. It not a fictional restaurant, but a fictional social club prominently featured in the soap opera, Young and Restless.

Fictional Restaurants in the TV show, Supernatural, are a dime a dozen. This is an overview of thousands of fictional restaurants, fictional bars, and fictional clubs, the Winchester Brothers have frequented.

Fictional Bars are apart of fictional restaurants. Chicago Fictional Bars are apart of them too. So many fictional places ground themselves in Chicago. The FOX TV show, The Chicago Code is one of them. Here is the fictional bar review.

The fictional restaurant of the TV show, Family Matters, is called Rachel's Place. Here is the fictional restaurant review.

Fells Point Diner is the fictional diner in the Barry Levinson film, Diner. This is the review to the fictional restaurant.

Nipsey's was the Detroit fictional bar bar prominently featured in the TV show, Martin. Detroit Bars are awesome, but Detroit fictional bars are better.

This BBQ drive thru at the beginning of The Flinstones is the fictional restaurant reviewed here.

Murphy’s Diner is a Southern fictional restaurant featured in the SundanceTV show, Rectify. Here is the review.

The Bluth’s Original Frozen Banana stand is a fictional restaurant featured in the past Fox and present day Netflix show, Arrested Development.

MacLaren’s was the New York fictional bar highly popularized in the TV show, How I Met Your Mother.

The Caltech Cafeteria is the fictional restaurant featured in the TV show, The Big Bang Theory. Here is the fictional review.

The Krusty Krab is fictional restaurant featured in the Nickelodeon TV show, SpongeBob SquarePants.  This review is based on the one in the TV Show, not the life like version in the Middle East.