A restaurant in TLV called "CoffeeBar", which is actually a 5* amazing restaurant.

one of my friends told me he wanted us to go there, and I was like... "coffeebar?" I was very glad we went.

There's a local chain in Richmond, Virginia named "Nacho Mama's". And, in Detroit, there's an Irish pub named "O'Blivion's".

Richmond, Virginia has "Comfort", a wonderful restaurant that serves great southern comfort food.... chicken, meat loaf, greens. Love to go there when I'm in town.

And on a related note :)

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=200851

We were in Panama, NY (near the NY/PA border in Chautauqua County - Jamestown area) and ate at a place called the Slurp and Burp because it was the only thing open.

Food was not memorable, but the place name was.

Half Fast Subs in Boulder, CO. (Say it out loud if you don't get it)

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry7520/4.0.0 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 UP.Browser/5.0.3.3 UP.Link/5.1.2.16)

Is Derek Jeter's Taco Hole still open?

Cabbages and condoms in Bangkok Thailand.

http://www.gonomad.com/features/0011..._cabbages.html

Dirty Dick's Crabhouse...

I waitressed there for 1 summer and if I did not say "Welcome to Dirty Dick's Crabhouse"... hence leaving out the word 'Crabhouse' I would have been fired because the word 'crabhouse' made it a family restaurant :confused: ...

There's a restaurant of the same name in Burlingame, near SFO.

One of my favorite Hong Kong style cafes in the Los Angeles region is the Tasty House in the City of Industry.

I'm in Brentwood, just 15 minutes from Tracy and I visit there often, I'm gonna check into it and see if its still there...LOL

I have a friend who delivers the food to the Squat and Gobble and he was telling me about it last year. Up until then I'd never heard of it and I think its a great name for a gay bar..lol

Cheeky Monkey. Located in Newport, RI.

www.engrish.com

"Pub Smell"
"Sex Pot"

Mo' Pho Vietnamese

--Fort Lee NJ.

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Cockyporters, it's a hamburger stand in Miamisburg Oh, small round (not square) burgers deep fried in a wok type device with pickles a thick slice of onion and mustard, Too Die For!!! It's in the center of the city in the round-a-bout, don't worry there's only one, and the locals probably don't know what a round-a-bout is, better stick to cirle in the town center. Couldn't get Wurst! :)

Pink Taco -- Scottsdale, AZ

Chester Drawers -- Costa Mesa CA.

When technically registered as the politically correct name, Al's Place, the restaurant is more commonly known as "Al The Wop's".

Total dive, in a 1890's migrant workers village on the California Delta.

http://www.locketown.com/als.htm

http://splendidtable.publicradio.org...tern_wops.html

Quaint
 

Buzzard Billy's Armadillo Bar & Grillo

and long ago, no resturant but performance venue of note...

The Armadillo World Headquarters

and once across the sea...

Nefer's Titty

Sounds like a former iDine joint here in Seattle: Two Dagos From Texas.

I haven't seen any mention of "Gandhiji Bar & Grill" in NYC. That one has thrown my South Asian pals for a loop.

There were two restaurants in Gainesville, FL that I used to love the name of:

Chinee Takee Outee (chinese food, duh)

and

Cluck U! (chicken place)

Road Kill Cafe in Bartlett, NH
McKim's Pub in Seoul
and Tail o' the Pup (a rib joint) in Ray Brook, NY (west of Lake Placid on SR 86)
Pickles Place (home of the Atomic Burger) in Arco, ID

Any motor sports fans will be familiar with Quaker State oil products. 30 years ago during the oil crunch some guys shut down a gas station and opened Quaker Steak and Lube. Visited one of them a few years ago and it was great. Careful of the Atomic Wings. You'll have to sign a release form to order them. ;)

Nacho Mama's has really good margaritas but yes it is a weird name!

In Mass:
Bunghole Liquors, Peabody, Ma right next to a church
Clam Shaven, The sign orginally read Clam Haven, but somebody climbed up on the sign and painted an 'S' and painted a beard on one of the clams/ They used to have liks on http://www.marshfieldsbest.com but that was years ago

Lynn's Paradise Cafe in Louisville, Kentucky

A very funky, groovy place :)

Dinosaur BBQ in Sycracuse, New York.

One would think it would be a cutesy place from the name, but far from it.

Very cool, hoppin' place :)

I thought this was a cute name when I first saw it here. I guess my mind is just too clean, one accusation Mrs. Fredd has never made against me:

http://www.azcentral.com/ent/dining/...2pinktaco.html

In PDX: Bettie Ford Lounge , doing a big business in cocktails, with a 70s/hospital theme.

In Torrance, CA: Rice Queen Restaurant . I stopped and took a picture of it

In Bellevue, WA: What the Pho?

This year's birthday cake came from Yummy House, which isn't affiliated with Yummie Bites (which recently changed its name from UDublicious), near Seattle's UW.

I've seen a restaurant by this name in Quito, Ecuador. Perhaps it's a hip and in name :p

I'm not traveling there myself, but while making an itinerary for supervisor's trip to Guelph, Ontario, discovered there's a Chinese restaurant on the campus she's visiting called Wok-a-thon.

I've been LOLing all day and everyone believes I'm crazy (they're probably right :D ). What do y'all think? Funny? Not?

On a recent trip in Normandy, we came across "Auberge a la grace de Dieu" --

the "by-the-grace-of-God inn."

In Seattle, we have "Thai One On."

Similar to Hoe Kow Chinese restaurant in Doral, FL.

Dicks in Myrtle Beach, SC.

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I haven't been since a young young child, I recall it being funny but kinda gross. My family never went back to that beach or restaurant....

GLUTTONS was by my old neighborhood near Vancouver, GRUEL in Taiwan

Pittsburgh's Strip District was once the home of the "My Dung" chinese restaurant which closed many years ago.

Following up on the liquor store names, one of my favorites is the "Godloves Discount Liquors" in Hagerstown, MD.

In Barcelona the Omm Hotel house restaurant is Moo. Rooms are designed for style not usability, but the restaurant was nice.

Cheers,
Jeff

There is a district of Solihull (just south of Birmingham, UK) called Shirley and one of the local chinese restaurants is called The Shirley Temple.

In Aberdeen there is a bar in a basement beneath an auctioneers called Under The Hammer.

Some friends of mine went to the "Javan Restaurant" in Los Angeles a couple of years ago. Not ureasonably they were hoping to experience some Javan cuisine for the first time.

Turned out that Javan = Home in Farsi. My friends enjoyed a lovely meal and it turned out that the owners had never thought that the name of the restaurant might be misleading!