World's wackiest restaurants

If you are looking around for somewhere a little different for your next restaurant outing, this website may just have the answer.

Actually, it will have places that are a LOT different, such as a kabuki restaurant in Japan where your waiters are monkeys. See this....

You will be dining in complete darkness, maybe served by blind waitstaff! (It's OK, they say the cooks can see in the well-lit kitchen!)

The staff are children.

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‘Het Kinderkookkafé’, or ‘kids’ kooking café’ opened its doors in 1981. Since than, children come here to cook and serve (their own) guests. The idea is that children are responsible for the running of the restaurant including setting up tables, cooking the meal and serving the guests, this all depending on their age and with some (adult) help of course. This is for children from 8-12 year-olds and can be done during open subscription days every Saturday and several holidays.

In the “Help-Jezelf-bar”, (help-your-selfbar), open all days of the week from 10 am, the youngest children collect ingredients from the bar to prepare their own cakes, cookies or pizzas etc and can fetch their own drinks. They can prepare everything at the parents’ table and if necessary we will take care of the oven-work. The Kinderkookkafé has self-do offers for up to six years old, but children of all ages may enjoy themselves.

For parents, there are coffees and other beverages, toasties and luxury sandwiches, but they can also taste from what the children have made.

Europe's oldest restaurant

This restaurant, established in 1273, claims to be the oldest restaurant in Europe. It is named for the Polish city of Schweidnitz where its beer originated, and operates in the basement of the Old Town Hall in Breslau, (Wroclaw) Poland.

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