9 Fictional TV Restaurants That Must Become A Reality

These hangouts from our favorite television shows are just begging to be made into real theme restaurants to waste our money at.

1. The Krusty Krab ("Spongebob Squarepants")

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Kids and the young at heart would be swimming to sample the famous Krabby Patty's. Aquarium windows could give diners the illusion of being under the sea, while Mr. Krab's outrageous prices would actually seem right at home in Los Angeles.

2. Los Pollos Hermanos ("Breaking Bad")

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Any "Breaking Bad" fan would drive miles in their Pontiac Aztek to sample the chicken chain with the killer recipe. Each meal comes with a free blue-tinted rock sugar candy. Don't ask to see the manager.

3. The Pie Hole ("Pushing Daisies")

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A restaurant that only serves pie and is shaped like an actual pie? I'm there. Underneath the cherry-shaped lights, enjoy baked goods prepared by chefs who only use the freshest produce, thanks to their special touch that brings "life" to each dish.

***There is a restaurant called "The Pie Hole" in Los Angeles, but if you're expecting to see Lee Pace there, you'll be sorely disappointed. Trust me, I've been there several times just to make sure.

4. The Max ("Saved By the Bell")

Hang out with your friends at this themed diner where goofy waiters would charm you with magic tricks, then completely disappear (just like Max did after the 1st season). Nightly performances by musical group, "Hot Sundae," (pending any caffeine pill breakdowns).

5. Tavern on the Scream ("The Simpsons")

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Now that The Krusty Burger and Moe's opened at Universal Studios in Florida, what should be next? Personally, I'd want a reservation at Tavern on the Scream as featured in "Itchy & Scratchy Land."

Patrons enter by dodging a giant meat cleaver. Once inside, bomb-shaped menus offer you violently-named dishes such as "The Brain Burger with Extra Pus" or "Eyeball Stew." Just don't order the "The Baby Guts." That's veal.

6. Peach Pit ("Beveryl Hills 90210")

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Why Beverly Hills has a cupcake ATM, but not a "Peach Pit" is beyond me. Nat look-alikes could take your order while 30 year old actors pretending to be teenagers interact with guests and look angsty.

7. The Bronze ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer")

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Yeah, "The Bronze" was technically more of a club than a restaurant, but what Joss Whedon fan wouldn't clamor to dance along to late 90's music in this themed bar?

Attend live performances by previous "Bronze" music acts Aimee Mann and Michelle Branch (she's not doing anything lately).

Hired actors would lead you into the alley and try to suck your blood until Sarah Michelle Gellar saved you (pending availability).

8. Merlotte's ("True Blood")

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Speaking of vamp hangouts, fans of the HBO series would be undying to eat at Merlotte's, where gap-toothed waitresses would advise they already know what you want to eat (because they read your mind).

Crack open a blood orange True Blood soda and dine on rare stakes, hamburgers, and steak tartar. "Well done" is not an option. After dinner, head on over to Fangtasia for another quite bite.

9. Central Perk ("Friends")

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Take one of New York City's hundreds of Starbucks and turn it into a Central Perk, where the impossibly large interior would be home to comfy couches for parties of 6 or more.

Customers can sip from cappuccino's served by a Gunther look-alikes while talking about how hard their privileged lives are. Listen to local indie artists sing covers of "Smelly Cat."

***While there IS a Central Perk in Louisiana, it has nothing to do with the series, and a chain of copy cat Central Perks exist in cities like Dubai, but you'll need a lot of frequent flyer miles to go there.