These 18 Cafés Are Too Cool To Be Real, Yet Here They Are

Everything in the café is meant to look hand drawn, so it's like being inside a sketch come to life.

The owners purchased one of Warner Bros' replicas of the original couch through a charity auction for a local children's hospital.

Customers can order on the shop's app or website then watch him work his magic.

The café offers more than a thousand unique board games visitors can play.

Guests leave messages for future visitors on colorful sticky notes.

It's similar to a cat café, only you'll meet lambs instead of cats.

The café brands itself as a refuge for negative people. It's also known for its extremely long and oddly specific cocktail names, such as "The Only Good Thing About My Dad Was That He Was an Earnest Person, But 22 Years Ago He Suddenly Disappeared, Leaving Behind a Letter That Said 'Pegasuses are Real'."

The images are created with the café's Ripple Maker, a high-tech latte art printer.

Located inside Tiffany's flagship store, the café enables fans of the brand to follow in Audrey Hepburn's footsteps.

The shop has been part of Paris's literary landscape for more than a hundred years, and the café was finally added in 2015.

The café features K-pop memorabilia from the owner's personal collection as well as an exclusive merchandise shop.

The containers are a symbol of the café's commitment to sustainability as well as the nearby ports.

You can enjoy your drink inside a fairy tree, on a legendary throne, or within one of the café's other magical nooks.

Since it opened in 1972, this Tolkein-inspired café has serving everything from brunch to Bilbo-approved beer.

You can enjoy your food on a hammock hanging over the lake or even have a picnic in the sand.

The tables and chairs are made from recycled tires and buckets.

The outdoor café also allows patrons to display their own artwork.

The café's underground floor shakes with the magnitude of a 7.8 earthquake.