These Are the Restaurants Every Pop Culture Fanatic Should Visit

From  The Golden Girls  to  Seinfeld , drink and dine like your favorite movie and TV characters

The Golden Girls

The Golden Girls Kitchen in New York City

Fans of the '80s sitcom will be able to celebrate the sassiest women on television this winter through an immersive dining experience. The Golden Girls Kitchen is a fast-casual restaurant with a focus on desserts, including menu items like Blanche's Georgia Style Cookie and Sperheoven Krispies based on iconic scenes of the show. The pop-up will officially open Dec. 7, and in 2023 will expand to other cities including San Francisco , Chicago and (where else?) Miami .

Top Gun

High-Pie shop in Oceanside, Calif.

This adorable bakery is located in the fictional home of Charlotte "Charlie" Blackwood ( Kelly McGillis ), the love interest of Pete "Maverick" Mitchell ( Tom Cruise ) in the original 1986 Top Gun movie . Order fruit-filled hand pies or minipies topped with fresh mascarpone ice cream.

Star Wars

Scum and Villainy Cantina in Hollywood, Calif.

May the forks be with you! Star Wars fanatics can get a taste of a galaxy far, far away in the form of the Scum and Villainy Cantina where bar bites are centered around the film franchise.

Breaking Bad

Walter's Coffee Roastery in Instanbul, Turkey

While the Breaking Bad London pop-up bar operated out of an RV similar to the one Walter turned into a meth lab, this Istanbul version set up shop in an actual building with science-y details like a giant periodic table on the wall, beverages served in beakers and the coffee shop's employees donning hazmat uniforms.

Seinfeld

George's Bar in Melbourne, Australia

"No soup for you!" Instead, this George Costanza-themed bar serves up toasties (Aussie speak for "sandwiches"). If, for example, you've always wanted to pretend you're an architect (/marine biologist/importer-exporter/latex salesman), the "Art Vandelay" toastie with double cheese may just be for you. On the beverage side, you can get yourself one of their specialty cocktails like the "Marisa Tomei" (George's inexplicable-but-fleeting secret lover) or the "Hand Model" (his equally short-lived career path).

Tim Burton

Beetle House in N.Y.C.

Ever wish you could immerse yourself (and your taste buds) in the world of one of the quirkiest film directors? This place (named after the Burton film Beetlejuice) is the tiny, wonky and gothic bar offering such an experience. Its something-for-everyone menu includes wings in flavors like "Nightmare" and "Hello Alice", "Cheshire Mac" and entrées with names like "Sweeney Beef" and "Edward Burger Hands".

How I Met Your Mother

McGee's Pub in N.Y.C.

MacLaren's Pub is a popular setting in the HIMYM series where some of the best moments of the show take place. The restaurant was actually inspired by a real neighborhood joint: McGee's . The pub hosts HIMYM Mondays with a food line-up that includes eats like the TedMosbyIsAJerk.com jerk chicken wrap, the "Be Awesome Instead" mac and cheese and the "Accidental Curly" fry basket.

Cheers

Cheers in Boston

Cheers Boston in Beacon Hill is inspiration for the iconic 80's show. The cozy, neighborhood bar was founded in 1969 as the Bull & Finch Pub and has evolved into a fun destination for Cheers fans, offering trivia and show-themed merchandise.

Lord of the Rings

The Hobbit Pub in Southampton, UK

Fans of LOTR and The Hobbit might find themselves right at home in the concert crowds at this pub. With a beer garden and drink names like the Gandalf, Gollum and Frodo — the atmosphere is all Tolkien, all the time.

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