Eating like the stars - that's a thought that comes to mind every now and then when we see photos and/or moving images of celebrities in anysit and enjoy it. And it is possible – at least there are someRestaurants from movies that you can also visit in real life. Voila and bon appetit!
Discover these 7 real-life restaurants from movies where you can dine like the stars
Maybe it would be something for a very special dinner with your loved one. Eating likeand Hugh Grant inNotting Hillor Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan inEM@mail for you...that would be something.
1. Katz's Delicatessen from “Harry and Sally” in New York City, USA
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Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal with their pastrami sandwiches at Katz's Delicatessen in the film Harry and Sally.
THE classic when it comes to restaurants from films that really exist is the New York deli Katz's Delicatessen on the Lower East Side in Manhattan. Because it wasn't just that-ClassicHarry und SallyFilmed with Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan, the most famous scene in the film also takes place there. Theis best known for the fact that best friends Harry and Sally pretended to have fun at Katz's Delicatessenconversation and Harry claims that he would recognize them immediately. Sally then plays him an orgasm in the middle of the restaurant, whereupon a lady at the next table says: “I would like to have exactly what that woman had there.” Absolute classic! For many New York tourists, a visit to Katz's Delicatessen, which is considered New York's first deli (it opened in 1888!), is one of the first addresses.
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2. Nobu London from “Notting Hill” in London, United Kingdom
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You can actually eat in the luxurious Japanese restaurant featured in the film Notting Hill.
Another RomCom classic that, among other things, takes place in a restaurant that you can actually visitNotting Hillwith Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant. In the scene in question, the two sit in the luxurious Japanese restaurant Nobu and overhear a group of men making insulting comments about the character played by Julia Roberts - a scene that you will definitely remember if you have seen the film . If you want to dine there, you have to go to Old Park Lane in London. By the way: The co-owner of the restaurant is none other than an acting icon.
3. Llanerch Diner aus “Silver Linings“ in Upper Darby (bei Philadelphia), USA
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Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper filmed one of the film's argument scenes at the Llanerch Diner.
A legendary scene from the Oscar-winning tragicomedySilver Liningswith Bradley Cooper,and Robert De Niro also plays in a restaurant - namely the Llanerch Diner in Upper Darby near Philadelphia. There is an argument between Pat (Bradley Cooper), who orders crunchy cereal so that the meeting cannot be considered a date, and Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence). The point is that Pat thinks Tiffany is crazier than him - which she then proves to him when she sweeps all the dishes off the table with a wave of her arm. So you have to decide for yourself whether this is the right environment for a romantic dinner.
4. Pat and Lorraine’s Coffee Shop aus “Reservoir Dogs” in Los Angeles, USA
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The protagonists in “Reservoir Dogs” are talking in Pat and Lorraine’s Coffee Shop in Los Angeles. One of them: Quentin Tarantino.
One of the first scenes ofCult filmReservoir Dogstakes place at Pat and Lorraine's Coffee Shop in Los Angeles. There are the gangsters Mr. White (Harvey Keitel), Mr. Orange (Tim Roth), Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen), Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi), Mr. Blue (Edward Bunker), Mr. Brown (Quentin Tarantino). ) and Nice Guy Eddie (Chris Penn), ponder Madonna's hitLike A Virginand about the usefulness of tipping. It's best to avoid making jokes about it with the staff, because you can assume that they've all heard it a thousand times.
5. Cicada Restaurant and Lounge aus „Pretty Woman” in Los Angeles, USA
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You can even sit at the same table where Julia Roberts and Richard Gere ate in Pretty Woman.
Interestingly, it's mostly romantic comedies that feature restaurants that actually exist. This is also the case with the Cicada Restaurant and Lounge, which is featured in the RomCom classicPretty Womanoccurs. In the film, Edward (Richard Gere) invites Vivian (Julia Roberts) to a fancy restaurant called The Voltaire. In reality, the place was called Rex II Ristorante back then, but it has since become a mix of vintage swing dance nightclub and restaurant called Cicada Restaurant and Lounge. But because the shop is located in a building that is a listed building, it still looks similar to the one in the film. And if you ask when making a reservation to sit at the same table as Richard Gere and Julia Roberts, that should probably be possible.
6. Serendipity 3 from “Because You Exist” in New York City, USA
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The film characters of Kate Beckinsale and John Cusack fell in love in the film Because You Exist in the restaurant Serendipity 3.
In der RomComBecause you existSara (Kate Beckinsale) and Jonathan (John Cusack) have a first date at the Serendipity 3 restaurant, where they fall more and more in love with each other - even though they are both in other relationships. Whether that's a good omen for a date is something everyone has to know for themselves, but one thing is clear: the two of them are eating frozen hot chocolate in the relevant scene, and ordering it is of course a must when you're on the Upper East Side and stops there.
7. Café Lalo from “EM@ail for you” in New York City, USA
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Café Lalo was featured in the film EM@il für Dich with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.
In the nineties rom-comEM@mail for youTom Hanks and Meg Ryan meet at Café Lalo. Meg Ryan thinks she's been stood up by her blind date, but instead she meets her professional rival, portrayed by Tom Hanks. The Café Lalo is also on the Upper East Side, meaning: you can go to Serendipity 3Because you existVisit Café Lalo right away.
