Well, it's not a real tree it's made of concrete but it could have fooled me. The restaurant is located in Japan on Highway 58 at the entrance in Onoyama Park. Visitors need to go in the trunk of the structure and take the elevator up. via

How do you like the idea of an automated restaurant where there are no grumpy waiters and no need to tip anyone? There's one such restaurant in Germany. It seems there is a shortage waiters in Germany. Here's a video, the guy there explains everything.And here is the home page of the restaurant sbagger.de

Do you mind sitting on the toilet while you dine? Or wiping your mouth with toilet paper? In W'Duck restaurant the atmosphere changes based on the time of day and the tiny shops are full of surprises. The fun concept was created by artist Ivo Teixeira.

The Dominique Perrault designed building is on the Old Town’s (Altstadt) main artery. The place is fashionable, sleek and definitely void of Alpen-kitsch. The walls are floor-to-ceiling glass and the roof is a translucent membrane allowing daylight through. At night, the entire cafe looks like a large glowing lighting fixture in the sky. Via

On June 7, 2007 Dave Gahan is opening his own restaurant, which unfortunately will be closed for public. Named "the bitter apple", after Gahan's song "Bitter Apple" (from his first solo album, "Paper Monsters"), Dave says: "I've always wanted to open up a restaurant, but with obligations to Depeche, as well as my solo career, I never had the time. Now is the time." Menu is the funniest bit. Check out courses, like: • A Steak That I'm Used To • Enjoy The Soup •

This restaurant is worth to be visited..I was there in September 2006, and certainly would like to come back again. I wish everyone could afford to go there.! The interior of Papageno is a busy concoction of colourful stage props, flamboyant artwork, gilt furniture and heavy drapes. The atmosphere is relaxed, highly charged, makes you feel comfortable and instantly at ease .. The decor is an exuberant cross between an opera set and Aladdin's Cave. Designer of this beauty is Richard "Salim" Sleeman. You can choose to dine in the splendid restaurant or up in the opera boxes, which are mounted