The worst named restaurants in the world
When opening a restaurant, some restaurateurs opt to name their businesses after a street whilst others use their surname or a historic figure. Here, however, we list a selection of ten of the most bizarre and ridculous that we’ve come across:
– B.A.D. Sushi, Los Angeles, California, United States of America
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The Snottiest Restaurant in The World
New York restaurant that Googles any wannabe diner to see if they are rich enough has to be the most snotty dining spot in the world Fleming by Le Bilboquet is a New York restaurant that doesn’t share its phone number online. It doesn’t have anything at all on its website other than a button […]
– Prawns on the Lawn, London, United Kingdom, N1
– Hitlers’ Cross, Kharghar, India
– The Golden Shower: Restaurants in Sydney, Australia and Shanklin, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
– Flavors of Negros, Philippines



– Cum-n-Eat, Fivemiletown, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
– Sophie’s Choice: Restaurants in Willowmore, South Africa; Cleveland, Ohio and Sidcup, Kent, United Kingdom
– El Rape, Cabo de Palos, Spain
– Pizza Orgasmica, San Francisco, California, United States of America
– McWank’s, Watson Lake, Canada
What on earth were the founders of these businesses thinking?
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3 comments
And not forgetting. ‘Tosa’ on King Street, Hammersmith.
Scotchbrite scourers were once known as Sanitary Scrubbers in America. When I worked for 3M, who made all things branded Scotch, their German company wanted to call a Scotch floor cleaning machine The Doodlebug. To which my manager responded: ‘I hope it’s better than the last lot you sent over to London during the War’.
Hilarious. Some very twisted people out there.