This is a list of fictional restaurants and coffee shops that have appeared in entertainment and other fictional media.

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Restaurants

• A Restaurant - Date Movie
• Above the Top - It's a Living (1980 TV series); This posh restaurant was located at the top of a California high rise hotel called the Bonaventure Hotel.
• Abracapasta - King of the Hill
• Acuña Boys - Grindhouse
• Al's Diner - As the World Turns
• Al's Pancake World - Gilmore Girls
• Allesandro's - Friends; Monica Geller (Courteney Cox) was employed here as the head chef.
• Archie's Place - Archie Bunker's Place; Archie Bunker (Carroll O'Connor) owned this establishment, which was originally a neighborhood tavern named Kelsey's (All in the Family). Archie expanded it to make it a combination bar and restaurant.
• Armenian Gardens - Firesign Theatre
• Arnold's - Happy Days
• Atomic Sub - Elaine wanted a captain's hat on Seinfeld
• Backgammon Pizza - Triggerfish Twist
• Bacon 'N Waffles - King of the Hill
• The Barrel - Wonderfalls
• Barth's Burgers - You Can't Do That On Television; This restaurant was featured in recurring sketches. Barth (Les Lye) was proprietor and cook of this unclean establishment.
• Beale's Plaice - fish'n'chips shop EastEnders
• The Bean Cafe - Saturday Night Live; This cafe was depicted in a sketch from the February 20, 1988 episode. Tom Hanks, making his second appearance as guest host, plays the owner/manager of a cafe that only serves beans.
• Beard Burger - Parappa the Rapper 2
• Benny's - Saturday Night Live; parody of Denny's, this restaurant was featured in the sketch Benny's vs. Omeletville (October 11, 2003).
• Benny's - parody of Denny's, South Park
• Bigali's Tasty Cafe - Hey Arnold
• Big Bang Burger Bar - The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• Big Belly Burger - main fast-food joint in the DC Universe
• Big Bill's - Law & Order episode "Slaughter"
• Big Kahuna Burger - Pulp Fiction and other Quentin Tarantino movies.
• The Big Pilgrim - Jimmy Neutron
• Big Shug's Chicken n' Waffles - Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector
• The Big Squeeze - lemonade stand at the mall, 6teen
• Big T Burgers and Fries - The Simpsons
• Bilgewater's - seafood restaurant chain, Hedwig and the Angry Inch
• Blanigans - That '70s Show; Red (Kurtwood Smith) and Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) Forman visit it in the episode "Drive In," only to leave after being turned off by the concept of a salad bar, where one actually makes his/her own salad.
• Bloaty's Pizza Hog - parody of Chuck E. Cheese, Invader Zim
• Bluth's Original Frozen Banana Stand - the Bluth family's beachside banana stand on Arrested Development
• Bob's Big Buddha - The Simpsons
• Bob's Big Poi - Hawaiian restaurant, The Simpsons
• The Boars Nest- Dukes of Hazard
• The Briny Deep -Pirate themed restaurant, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
• Bronto Burger - The Flintstones
• Bucky Burger - Roseanne (TV show)
• Bueno Nacho - parody of Taco Bell in Kim Possible
• The Bun and Run - Happy Kyne's restaurant on Fernwood Tonight
• Burger Barn- The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
• Burger Barn - Pilot episode of My Secret Identity
• Burger Barn - Saturday Night Live - This restaurant was featured in a sketch titled Burger Barn Drive-Thru, which aired during the May 18, 1991 episode hosted by George Wendt.
• Burger Barn - What's Eating Gilbert Grape - The arrival of this restaurant is the biggest thing to happen to Endora.
• Burger Boy - Sam & Max, Mama's Family
• Burger Buddy - Lizzie McGuire
• Burger Hovel - Mad Magazine
• Burger Land - The Fairly Oddparents
• Burger Lord - Good Omens
• Burger McFlipster's - 6teen
• Burger Planet - Lizzie McGuire
• Burger Shack - Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
• Burger Shot -Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - It is a parody of Burger King and Wimpy.
• Burger Trench - Space Ghost/Aqua Teen Hunger Force
• Burger World - UHF,Beavis and Butt-head
• Burgers 'n' Borscht - Watchmen
• Burrito Explosion- Mr. Meaty
• Burton's Prime Rib - King of the Hill
• Burzum's-Hamburger restaurant named after a Norwegian Black Metal band on Metalocalypse
• Butt Fuckers - presumably a play on Fuddruckers - Idiocracy
• The Cabbage'n'Sprouts - Discworld
• Café Salmonella - The Ersatz Elevator
• The Cake N'Bacon - Fairly Odd Parents
• The Candy Bar - The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
• Calaloo Pot - The Cosby Show
• Captain Hook's Fish and Chips - Fast Times at Ridgemont High
• Casey's Ice Cream Parlor- Where the Wakefield Twins and their friends hang out in the Sweet Valley series, in the Sweet Valley Mall.
• Charlie's Restaurant - Sesame Street; Grover (voiced by Frank Oz) worked here as a waiter in recurring sketches, much to the dismay of one returning customer.
• Cheese 'N' Fries Super Star - King of the Hill
• Cheesy Charlie's - parody of Chuck E. Cheese's, Family Guy
• Chewey Chicken (originally Chokey Chicken) - Rocko's Modern Life
• Chez Guevara - The Simpsons
• Chez Paree - The Simpsons
• Chez Paul - The Blues Brothers
• Chez Pierre - Hey Arnold
• Chez Quis - Ferris Bueller's Day Off
• The Cherry Hill White Castle - Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
• Chicken Coop - Family Guy
• The Chill Grill - That's So Raven
• China Panda - Elaine wanted flounder from there on Seinfeld
• Chinese Smorgasbord - The Simpsons
• Chokey Chicken - Fast Food joint in Rocko's Modern Life
• Chopschtick -Mr. Meaty
• Chotchkie's - from the motion picture Office Space; Jennifer Aniston's Joanna and Todd Duffey's Bryan are both food servers at this establishment. Its biggest competitor was the chain Flingers.
• Chubby's - A below-ground teen hang-out frequented by the characters in Boy Meets World during their high-school years (seasons one through five). Once the characters get to college, they hang out at the student union instead.
• The Chum Bucket - Krusty Krab archrival, SpongeBob SquarePants
• Chunk o' Cheese's - a spoof of Chuck E. Cheese's restaurants - Robot Chicken
• Chunky Burger - Parappa the Rapper/Um Jammer Lammy and Close to Home (TV series) episode Shoot to Kill
• Circus Burger - The Cosby Show
• City Wok - Chinese restaurant from South Park
• Cleveland's Deli - Family Guy
• Cluckin' Bell - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - It is a parody of McDonald's and KFC.
• Cluckin' Chicken - Saturday Night Live; It was the subject of a classic commercial parody, which first aired on November 21, 1992.
• Company - Guiding Light
• Cookie Dooper - The Amanda Show
• Cooper's - The King of Queens
• CosaNostra Pizza - Snow Crash
• Cosmo's - opulent dining establishment on Manticore, in several Honorverse novels
• Crashdown Café - Roswell (TV series)
• Crazy Taco - Invader Zim
• Crust E. Crotch's- South Park Chuck E. Cheese's parody.
• The Crystal Bucephalus - time travel restaurant owned by the Doctor in the Doctor Who Virgin Missing Adventures novel The Crystal Bucephalus by Craig Hinton
• The Curry Gardens - Klatchian takeaway, Discworld
• Custard's Last Stand - "Try our Little BigCone", The Dumb Bunnies
• D.U.I. Friday's (Spoof of T.G.I. Friday's) - Futurama
• Dairi Burger - Sweet Valley High books. It was destroyed by an earthquake at the end of SVH series.
• Delicious Weenie - Invader Zim
• Der Krazy Kraut - The Simpsons
• Der Waffle Haus - reaper hangout in Dead Like Me
• Dex's Diner - Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones; Found on the city-planet of Coruscant, it is owned by Dexter Jettster. He is also the cook.
• Dinkin Donuts - parody of Dunkin' Donuts, Futurama
• Dino's Bar and Grill - Mentioned in the song The Boys Are Back in Town by Thin Lizzy.
• Dippity Do Dog -Parody of Hot Dog on a Stick -The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air
• The Dirty Sanchez - Dodge Ball
• Doc Hopper's French Fried Frog Legs - The Muppet Movie and It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie
• Dog Years - students hangout in American Pie
• Don't Drop Inn - grouch diner, Sesame Street presents Follow That Bird
• Dorsia - American Psycho
• Double Meat Palace - Fast food restaurant, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Double R Diner - Twin Peaks
• Down Home Burgers - EarthBound
• Duke Burger - Duke Nukem 64
• Ebola - trendy L.A. restaurant, Futurama
• Edna's Edibles - The Facts of Life
• The Egg and We - Vladimir Nabokov's novel Pnin
• Elzar's Fine Cuisine - Futurama
• Expresso Pump - Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Facestuffer's - The Simpsons
• Falafel Hut - Hey Arnold
• Fancy! - Spongebob Squarepants
• Fargo's - EastEnders
• Fatso's-The Wonder years It's a drive in.
• Fatso Burger - That '70s Show
• Fatso's Hash House - The Simpsons
• Family Bros. Pizza - Futurama
• Ferb's Mongolian Smorgasbord - Rocko's Modern Life
• First and Ten-Sweet Valley High: Senior Year books, The Sweet Valley and El Carro teens go there.
• Fishy Joe's - fast-food seafood, Futurama
• The Flapjack Stack - The Simpsons --- Smart and Smarter
• Flingers - theme restaurant chain, Office Space
• Flo's V-8 Café — Cars
• Le Foie Hereux - upmarket restaurant, Discworld
• The French Bulldog - student hangout greasy spoon in the movie Scarecrow, the cigar-chomping French owner of which (Mr. Dufourq) is played by the director, Emmanuel Itier whose real-life nickname is "Bulldog".
• The French Confection - The Simpsons
• Fresh Air - Babylon 5
• The Frying Dutchman - seafood restaurant, The Simpsons
• FūD (pronounced "FOOD") - Family Guy
• General Burgers - fast food chain in A Scanner Darkly. In the orginial novel, McDonald's was featured, but it was changed to General Burgers for the film.
• Ghetto Chef Beef Bowl - futuristic comfort food, in William Gibson's Bridge Trilogy
• The Gilded Truffle - upscale restaurant, The Simpsons
• Gimlet's Hole Food Delicatessen - Dwarf restaurant, Discworld
• Gino's Souvlaki Shack - Hey Arnold
• The Golden Trough - Freefall (webcomic) Formerly The International House of Decaying Invertebrates
• Goobersmooches - King of the Hill
• Good Burger - All That; Good Burger
• The Grassy Knoll - diner frequented by the kids on Clone High
• Grease Monkey's - Neighbours
• Greased Pig - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
• The Grease Pit - Hey Arnold
• Greaser's Café - The Simpsons
• Greasy But Sincere Diner - Sam & Max
• Greasy Joe's Bottomless Barbecue Pit - The Simpsons
• Greasy's - Rampage series
• Grizzlebee's - Sealab 2021
• Guidio's Pizza Palace - another one of the Twins' and their hangouts, in The Sweet Valley series.
• Gulliver's Buffet - also used to chamber the Jefferton Town Council Meetings, Tom Goes to the Mayor
• Gulp 'N' Blow - The Simpsons
• Gunga Diner - Indian fast food, Watchmen
• Hack's Chicken Shack - River City Ransom
• Hamachiya - Fictional Tea shop run by Ryuunosuke's father in the Anime and Manga series Urusei Yatsura
• Hank's Juggernaut - Firesign Theatre
• The Happy Gizzard, Jethro's short-lived restaurant on two 1967 episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies.
• Harga's House of Ribs - greasy spoon, Discworld
• The Happy Sumo - sushi restaurant, The Simpsons
• Harryhausen's - five-star Japanese style restaurant, Monsters, Inc. (A tribute to Ray Harryhausen)
• Haskell's Ice Cream Parlor - The Brady Bunch; Both Marcia (Maureen McCormick) and Peter (Christopher Knight) Brady worked here in the fifth season episode, "Marcia Gets Creamed" (October 26, 1973).
• Have it Uruguay - The Simpsons
• Honker Burger - Doug
• Hop Sing's - Chinese restaurant in Seinfeld; Elaine Benes is refused delivery, and gets her Communist boyfriend blacklisted, as well.
• Hot Dog Haven - Backyard Skateboarding
• House of Bad Brains - Firesign Theatre
• House Of Java- Sweet Valley High, Senior Year books
• Huan Balcany - Seinfeld; Jerry and Donna Chang had their first date there.
• The Hub - That '70s Show
• Hummus Hut - This fast-food restaurant was featured in the comedy short, West Bank Story. The film was nominated for an Oscar in 2007 for Best Live-Action Short Film. The restaurant's major competitor was The Kosher King.
• Hungry Heifer - Cheers TV show
• The Hungry Hun - German restaurant, The Simpsons
• Hurligan's Bistro & Cantina Haus - Mad Magazine
• I Hate Jimmy and Timmy Restaurant - The Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators
• International House of Couscous - The Critic
• International House of Toast - The Dumb Bunnies book
• Irma's Diner- Garfield comic strip
• IRS Burger- The Simpsons
• Izzy's Deli - The Simpsons
• Jackrabbit Slim's - Pulp Fiction
• Jack's Bistro - Three's Company/Three's a Crowd
• Jubilee Pizza - Torchwood
• The Karachi Hibachi - The Simpsons
• Kentucky Fried Panda - The Simpsons (parody of Kentucky Fried Chicken)
• Kentucky Fried McBurger King - "Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series"
• King Chicken - Mad Magazine
• King Kone - King of the Hill
• Klimpy's - Arrested Development
• The Kosher King - This fast-food restaurant was featured in the comedy short, West Bank Story. The film was nominated for an Oscar in 2007 for Best Live-Action Short Film. The restaurant's major competitor was Hummus Hut.
• Krusty Burger - major fast-food chain in The Simpsons
• The Krusty Krab - fast food, 'SpongeBob SquarePants'
• The Krusty Krab II- The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
• La Cantore - Saturday Night Live; This restaurant was featured in a sketch from the October 12, 1991 episode hosted by Kirstie Alley. The big question: Do you lika da pepper!?!
• La Snotteria - The Simpsons
• The Lanford Inn - Fancy restaurant, Roseanne (TV series)
• The Lanford Lunch Box - Roseanne (TV series); This loose-meat sandwich shop was owned by Roseanne Conner and her sister Jackie Harris.
• Lard Depot - Catdog
• Lard Lad Donuts - The Simpsons
• The Laughing Falafel - Klatchian takeaway, Discworld
• Leroy's (later Rachel's Place) - Family Matters
• Lew's Your Lunch - The Lookout (Feature film); This restaurant is owned and operated by Chris Pratt (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and his friend Lewis (Jeff Daniels).
• L'Idiot - L.A. Story
• Little Wally's Pup and Burger - Cheers TV show
• The London Broil - The Simpsons
• Long Pig - restaurant chain selling cloned human meat (Transmetropolitan comics)
• Lord of the Lobster - Aqua Teen Hunger Force
• Lucky Cow - Lucky Cow
• Luigi's - Italian restaurant, The Simpsons
• Luigi's Lasagna- Garfield and Friends
• Luke's - Gilmore Girls
• Lulu's Truck Stop - Hee Haw; Lulu Roman was the waitress, and Gailard Sartain was the cook, of this greasy establishment featured in recurring sketches.
• Luly's - King of the Hill (play on Luby's)
• Mach Pizza - EarthBound
• Macross Nalds - The Super Dimension Fortress Macross
• Magic Pan - King of the Hill
• Mama Manicotti - Italian restaurant, Garfield and Friends
• Maria's Pasta and Pizza - King of the Hill
• Matzo on a Stick - Webster
• The Max - Saved by the Bell
• McBurger Kong - Common restaurant in the PC game Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2
• McDowell's - fast food restaurant in Coming to America
• McDoodles - fast food restaurant (which has "Howdy Meals" (a parody of "Happy Meals")) in Get Fuzzy
• McMeaty's - parody of McDonald's, Invader Zim
• McSooshi - Saturday Night Live; This restaurant was featured in a commercial parody from the December 12, 1986 episode, hosted by Steve Guttenberg.
• McSpanky's - The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
• Mel's Char Palace - Saturday Night Live; Featured in a commercial parody from the December 20, 1975 show, hosted by Candice Bergen, Mel's was a steakhouse where the customers were responsible for killing and grilling their own meat. Dan Aykroyd was the restaurant's spokesperson.
• Mel's Diner - Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore and subsequent TV series Alice
• Merv's Burger Joint - River City Ransom
• Meskin-Robins 22 Flavors - Mad Magazine
• Mesmer's - My Life As a Teenage Robot
• Mike E. Mozzerella's - Parody of Chuck E. Cheese, The Fairly Odd Parents
• Milliways - The Restaurant at the End of the Universe in The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• Minuteman Cafe - Newhart; greasy spoon diner owned and operated by three brothers named Larry, Darryl and Darryl.
• Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack - Hurley's former place of employment, destroyed by a meteorite, on Lost
• Mr. Ha-Ha's Hot Dog Hacienda - fast food restaurant specializing in children's birthday parties hosted by a clown named Mr. Ha-Ha, The Golden Girls
• Mr. Meaty - in the TV series of the same name
• Mrs. Sullivan's Kitchen - Little House on the Prairie "The Wave Of The Future" Serves pan fried steak, roast chicken, and beef stew, Mrs. Oleson tried running one for a while.
• Mr. Smiley's - fast food restaurant in American Beauty
• Mona Pizza - WarioWare: Twisted!
• Mondo Burger - Good Burger
• Monk's Diner - The most reacurring and popular restaurant in Seinfeld
• Monolith Burger - fast food chain in Space Quest
• Mooby's - Dogma, Clerks II and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back- fast food restaurant
• Mort's Deli - The Simpsons
• Mos Eisley Cantina Bar - Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
• Mundane Meals - Klatchian takeaway, Discworld
• Municipal House of Pancakes - The Simpsons
• Nasty Burger - Danny Phantom
• Native American Ice Cream (Formerly Big Chief Crazy Cone) - The Simpsons
• Neko Hanten - Ranma ½
• Neko no Me (Cat's Eye) - Tsubasa Chronicle, in Outo
• Nemo's Pizza - Everybody Loves Raymond
• New Leviathan - Firesign Theatre
• Nick's All-You-Can-Eat Salad Buffet Bar &Insurance - Mad Magazine
• Nolita - Kitchen Confidential
• Olympia Cafe - Saturday Night Live; From a memorable sketch from the show's third season (January 28, 1978), this restaurant was best known for serving cheeseburgers. As for beverages, they preferred Pepsi over Coca-Cola stating, "No Coke! Pepsi!" John Belushi and Bill Murray were the featured players.
• Omeletville - Saturday Night Live; This was featured in a sketch called Benny's vs. Omeletville (October 11, 2003), which featured guest host Justin Timberlake dressed as the restaurant's mascot.
• P. Piggly Hogswine's Super-Smorg - The Simpsons
• Paisanos - pizza place in Seinfeld; Steinbrenner likes the calzones there a lot, and George Costanza is chosen to buy them for his lunch
• Palais de Donut - The Simpsons
• Panucci's Pizza - Futurama
• Papa Grant's Fish & Grill -Just Jordan
• Papa Plastique - pizza chain selling pizza that is literally inedible, Garfield and Friends
• Paté LaBelle - The Simpsons
• Patty O'Monday's - based on T.G.I. Friday's Spongebob Squarepants
• The Peach Pit - Beverly Hills 90210
• Perky Pat's - fast food, EXistenZ
• Pete's Pizza - Pizza place frequented by Teens in the Fear Street books
• Pete's Zah - Tom Goes to the Mayor
• Phat Donut - Parappa the Rapper
• Phil's - Murphy Brown; Pat Corley portrayed Phil, the proprietor of this restaurant/bar that the FYI anchor team would frequent.
• Phillies - That '70s Show; Red (Kurtwood Smith) and Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) Forman dine here in the episode, "Drive In."
• Pie in the Sky - 2 Stupid Dogs
• Pie in the Sky - in the TV series of the same name
• The Pimento Grove - The Simpsons
• Pipe's Buffet - Tom Goes to the Mayor
• Pizza Clown - Jimmy Neutron
• Pizza Face Pizza - Rocko's Modern Life
• Pizza Joe's - King of the Hill
• Pizza on a Stick - The Simpsons
• Pizza Patrol - Garfield and Friends
• Pizza Pig-Out - Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends, Bloo called to order a pizza there
• Pizza Planet - Toy Story
• Pizza Shack - Triggerfish Twist
• Pizza Stack - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - It is a parody of Domino's Pizza and Pizza Hut.
• Planet Krypton - Superhero-themed restaurant in DC Comics, owned by Booster Gold and Rip Hunter; a pastiche of Planet Hollywood
• Planet Springfield - The Simpsons
• Pops Diner - Johnny Bravo
• Porky Bacon - The X's
• Port au Prince Restaurant - The Cosby Show
• The Prancing Pony - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
• Professor P.J. Cornucopia's Fantastic Foodmagorium and Great American Steakery - The Simpsons
• Punky's Place - Punky Brewster
• Pup on a Pole - Sam & Max
• Rachel's Place (formerly Leroy's) - Family Matters
• Raimondo's - analogue of Rao's - Law & Order episode "Everybody Loves Raimondo's"
• Raisins - parody of Hooters, South Park
• Rattlesnakes - King of the Hill
• Red Primate - "For the Land-Food Lover in You", Futurama
• Red Rocket - Burger chain with real missiles on their signs as part of an evil Cobra plot in GI Joe
• Regal Beagle - bar and restaurant, Three's Company.
• Restaurant at the End of the Universe - The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• Restaurant Summers - EarthBound
• Le Restaurant des Ninjas - Freefall (webcomic)
• Rick's Café Américain - Casablanca
• Riley's - Backyard Skateboarding
• Roadside Diner in the Middle of Nowhere - Mad Magazine
• Rob's Place - What's Happening!!
• Rodbell's - Roseanne (TV series); Roseanne Conner (Roseanne) worked as a waitress at this diner/luncheonette located in the local Lanford shopping mall. Bonnie (Bonnie Bramlett Sheridan) was her co-worker, while Leon Carp (Martin Mull) was her boss.
• The Rolling Donut - The Simpsons
• Ron's Pizza Hovel - Discworld
• The Rusty Barnacle - The Simpsons
• Sam 'n Ella's - Dagwood (comic strip)
• Sam's Chicken Shack - Family Guy
• Sauceman's - home of Liver-Flavored Soda - Tom Goes to the Mayor
• SCHIT the Restaurant - Internet Cult Classic
• Schnitzel Hut - Rocko's Modern Life
• Sconewall Bakery - The Simpsons
• Scratch N'Sniff - Rocko's Modern Life
• Señor Sombrero - Mexican fast food - The Facts of Life
• Señor Taco's Restaurante - The Dumb Bunnies
• Seoul Food -Just Jordan
• Sha-Boom Ka-Boom! Café - The Simpsons
• Shady Rest Hotel, Petticoat Junction - The hotel serves home cooked meals, and many people from around Hooterville, like the train engineers and Oliver and Lisa Douglas, treat it as a restaurant.
• Shakespeare's Fried Chicken - The Simpsons
• Shenaniganz - Super Troopers, Waiting...
• The Shore Shack - The Rocket family burger stand Rocket Power
• Shorty's - The Simpsons
• Showbiz Deli - King of the Hill
• Showbiz Sushi - King of the Hill
• Sid's Pizza Parlor - Charles in Charge; Charles' (Scott Baio) mother Lillian (Ellen Travolta) eventually bought this establishment, which had been the favorite hang-out of both Charles and his best friend Buddy Lembeck (Willie Aames).
• The Singing Sirloin - The Simpsons
• Skip Church Bistro - Arrested Development
• Sky Burger - Where Elaine, Jerry and George went at the end of "The Chinese Restaurant" episode of Seinfeld
• The Slaughterhouse - The Simpsons
• Slausen's Ice Cream Parlor - Hey Arnold
• Slurp-a-Lunch - Aqua Teen Hunger Force
• Smiley's - King of the Hill
• Snail Stop - ChronoTrigger
• Souper Dooper -The Amanda Show
• Soy What? - Mr. Meaty
• The Spaghetti Laboratory - The Simpsons
• The Spitfire Grill - The Spitfire Grill
• Springfield Dinner Theater - The Simpsons
• Springfield Revolving Restaurant - The Simpsons
• The Spruce Caboose - The Simpsons
• Stan Mikita's Donuts - Donut chain in Chicago from the movie Wayne's World (play on Tim Hortons)
• Steaksmith - Employee Of The Month
• Stevie Nicks' Fajita Roundup - Saturday Night Live; This sketch, from October 17, 1998, featured the Fleetwood Mac vocalist portrayed by Lucy Lawless.
• Stick It - 6teen
• Stuff on a Stick - Rocko's Modern Life
• Sugarfoot's - King of the Hill
• Super Terrific Happy Sushi - 6teen
• Sushi Dooper - The Amanda Show
• Sushi Rocks - Zoey 101
• Swirley's - [New Doug]
• Taco and Run - America 2Night; business venture of bandleader Happy Kyne
• Taco Butt - Date Movie
• Taco Depot - Catdog
• Taco Grande - Off the Deep End by "Weird Al" Yankovic
• Taco Hell - fast-food chain, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac
• Taco Mat - The Simpsons
• Taco Shack - Jimmy Neutron
• Taco Town - Saturday Night Live; This restaurant made its first appearance in a commercial parody that aired on October 8, 2005.
• Taco Whiz - former workplace of Wonder Woman
• Tacopalypse - Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
• Tacos Tacos Tacos Tacos - Reno 911!
• Takai's Grill and Ethnic Food Establishment - Justice Squad
• A Taste of Arabia - The Simpsons
• Taste of Sicily Ristorante - Italian restaurant, Family Guy
• The Teeny Cafe - Saturday Night Live; This restaurant was featured in a sketch from the May 16, 1987 episode hosted by Garry Shandling.
• Tempus Fugit - Alien restaurant owned by the Doctor in the Doctor Who Virgin Missing Adventures novel The Crystal Bucephalus by Craig Hinton
• The Texas Cheesecake Depository - The Simpsons
• Texas Roasters - This is where Adrianne "AJ" Jones works in The Texas Cadet Murders.
• T.G.I. Fried-days - Mad Magazine
• TGI McScratchy's Goodtime Fooddrinkery - The Simpsons
• Thai Palace - The Simpsons
• That's Amore - King of the Hill
• Tip Top Cafe - Groundhog Day - cafe actually existed at film location (Woodstock, Il) but a Tip Top Cafe in Punxsutawney PA would be fictitious.
• The Touchdown Club - Coach (TV series)
• Trattoria Apice - Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode "Death Roe"
• Trovo - Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode "Death Roe"
• Two Guys from Kabul - The Simpsons
• Ucchan's - Ranma ½
• Ugli - The Simpsons - Restaurant Troy McClure took Selma to on their second date
• Uncle Enzo's CostaNostra Pizza Inc. - Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
• Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag - short-lived family restaurant, The Simpsons
• Uncle P.J. O'Pooderdoodle's - Fairly Odd Parents
• Up, Up, and Buffet! - The Simpsons
• The Vineyard - That '70s Show; This restaurant was featured in the classic episode, Dine and Dash. Fez's (Wilmer Valderrama) soon-to-be girlfriend Caroline (Allison Munn) worked there as a hostess. The restaurant is memeorable among fans because, after dining there one evening, the entire gang left without paying for their meals.
• WacArnolds - "Chappelle's Show" Episode #202 - Calvin Gets a Job at WacArnolds
• Wall E. Weasel's - parody of Chuck E. Cheese's, The Simpsons
• Wally's Wacky Shack - a Chuck E. Cheese-like establishment Dead Like Me
• Walter's - Alternate timeline burger chain in Johnny and the Bomb (TV version)
• WarioWare Diner - only sells root beer, WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$
• WcDonald's in Cowboy Bebop, InuYasha, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and various other anime
• Weenie Burger - Tiny Toon Adventures
• Weenie Hut and Weenie Hut Jrs -SpongeBob SquarePants
• Weiner Joy - Mad Magazine
• Well Stacked Pizza Co. - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
• What They Eat in Iceland - The Simpsons
• Whistle Stop Cafe - Fried Green Tomatoes also in Sweet Valley high.
• Winky Dinky Dog - hot dog fast food, Hollywood Shuffle also in My Name Is Earl
• Wizard Burger - The Proud Family
• Wobbler's - Alternate timeline burger chain in Johnny and the Bomb
• Wooley's Diner - Dawn of the Dead (2004 film)
• World of Burgers (aka W.O.B) - Growing Pains; In the season two episode, "Employee of the Month" (November 18, 1986), Mike Seaver (Kirk Cameron) is named Employee of the Month at this fast-food restaurant.
• WWLaserz - Tom Goes to the Mayor
• Yen-O-Ching -Rocko's Modern Life Parody of the famous Yenching Palace Restaurant in Washington D.C.
• The Yesterday Cafe - Charles in Charge; Charles' (Scott Baio) mother Lillian (Ellen Travolta) owned this nostalgic diner.
• Yo Mama Eats - barbecue restaurant in Thomas Pynchon's novel Vineland
• You Thai Now - The Simpsons
• Zesty's Pizza and Subs - The Simpsons
• ZiggyPiggy - Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

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Coffee shops

• ABCB Cafe - Kimagure Orange Road
• BarrioBucks - play on Starbucks in La Cucaracha (comic)
• Blargruck's - parody of Starbucks on another planet Nicktoons Network
• Bucksters - play on Starbucks in Tony Hawk's Project 8
• the Café 80's - Cafe in 2015 Hill Valley with a 1980's theme - Back to the Future
• Cafe Chameleon -Rocko's Modern Life
• Cafe Nervosa - Frasier
• Central Perk - Friends
• Coffee-A-Go-Go - X-Men comics
• Coffee and Tea Variation - The Super Dimension Fortress Macross
• Coffee Bean Barn - Spider-Man comics
• Coffee of Doom - Questionable Content
• Crimson Lights Coffee House in Genoa City, Wisconsin on The Young And The Restless; 2 other Crimson Lights are also in Milwaukee and Madison, but are never seen on screen.
• The Digital Bean - Internet cafe and teen hangout - Lizzie McGuire
• Farbucks - coffee shops on every corner in the city of Far Far Away in Shrek 2
• Fat Sally's - Discworld (sells Klatchian coffee)
• Flat Planet Cafe - Earth: Final Conflict
• Grind Me - 6teen
• Guadalajara Brown Drip Gourmet Coffee - Futurama
• Hallowed Grounds Café - Mall coffee shop, Dawn of the Dead (2004 film)
• Harbucks - global coffee shop chain, South Park, jab at Starbucks
• Java - As the World Turns
• Java Lava - Rugrats and All Grown Up!
• Jittery Joe's Coffee Shop - The Simpsons
• Lucky Cafe - Queen of Hearts (movie 1989)
• Mrs. Miggins Coffee House - Blackadder the Third
• Reggie's - the Bizarro version of Monk's on Seinfeld
• Roebucks - an upscale coffee bar in The Suburban Jungle, play on Starbucks
• Starbook - play on Starbucks, Love Hina
• Starchild - play on Starbucks, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
• Starfishbucks Coffee - Aquarium coffee shop, play on Starbucks, Futurama
• Strawbucks - Stroker & Hoop
• Sugar and Coffee- All That
• SunDollers - play on Starbucks, DC Comics
• Tarbrush Cafe - play on Starbucks in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto III
• The Talon - Smallville
• The Third Reich Coffee House - Megane's coffee house in Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer
• Tweek's Coffee - local coffee shop, South Park, jab at Peet's Coffee
• The Uprising - Anna Pascal's bakery and cafe in Stranger Than Fiction

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Taverns

See List of fictional bars This is a list of bars, taverns and nightclubs appearing in works of fiction. ...

See also

• Lists of fictional things
• List of fictional companies
• Companies in Atlas Shrugged
• List of fictional brands
• List of fictional buildings
• List of fictional institutions
• List of fictional places
• List of fictional radio stations
• List of fictional religions
• List of fictional schools
• List of fictional television stations
• List of fictional video game companies