No matter how fancy a restaurant or how tasty the food, after a while everyone gets bored and feels the need to try something new. Luckily there are a few establishments in this world outrageous enough to keep your eating experiences interesting for a very long time. Here are some weird restaurants you simply must visit:

The Heart-Attack Grill

Taste worth dying for! A great motto for a fast-food restaurant that takes pride in offering its customers the fattiest food they have ever tasted. If fat isn’t an issue when it comes to your food, you might enjoy trying the single, double, triple and quadruple Bypass Burgers, Flatliner Fries (deep-fried in pure lard for extra taste), Jolt Cola or the no-filter cigarettes.

If you do happen to have a heart-attack at the Heart-Attack Grill, the waitresses are all dressed as sexy nurses, so they probably won’t be able to save your life, but at least you’ll go with a smile on your face.

Hospitalis

Hospital food is everyone’s culinary nightmare but some Latvian entrepreneurs thought opening a hospital-themed restaurant would be good business. Believe it or not, they were right and now Hospitalis is one of the most popular restaurants in Riga.

Hospitalis is designed to look just like your average hospital, with operating tables, wheel-chairs, dentist-chairs and bartenders and waitresses dressed as doctors and nurses. Scalpels and other medical instruments serve as cutlery, while drinks and dressings are offered in syringes.

Buns and Guns

Located in a Hezbollah-controlled area of Beirut, Lebanon, Buns and Guns Restaurant is designed as a military outpost, with sandbags surrounding it and sounds of gunfire and bombs entertaining the guests. The motto of Buns and Guns is “A sandwich can kill you!” but the owner says the only way his food can do that is by its generous size.

On the menu of Buns and Guns you can find Terrorist bread, Rocket Propelled Grenade, Dragunov, Kalashnikov, Viper or B52 sandwiches and Claymore pizza. The restaurant has gained great popularity on an international level and people traveling through Beirut always stop for a bite.

The Lock-Up

If you wanted to know what having dinner in prison feels like, The Lock-Up Restaurant is the place to go. Set-up in Shinjuku, Tokyo, The Lock-up makes its clients feel like they’ve entered a gothic, medieval prison. Right from the door you are “welcomed” by a prison warden that handcuffs you and takes you to your cell. An inmate-dressed waitress offers you a complimentary ration (vitamins and other supplements) and takes tour order. The drinks are served in syringes and the food is a lot better than you would expect in a prison, but it’s hard to enjoy it when you’re terrified. Scary inmates, mad scientists and ghosts rattle the bars trying to get in when you least expect it, and only the sexy guards can scare them away.

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