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Restaurants From TV/Movies You Can Actually Visit
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We had a great discussion this morning on the air about fictional or non fictional TV/movie restaurants that we’d like to visit. Two of my favorites are Al’s Diner from Happy Days and Mel’s Diner from the show Alice. Remember those?

Believe it or not several of these places do actually exist and you can cross one of these off your bucket list! Click here to see the 10 that exist today!

What TV/movie restaurant would you like to visit?

Sherry

 

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