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The Top 15 Movie Bars And Restaurants (That You Can Actually Visit)
Slide Nr 1We know you’re just itching to visit the real-world places where movie greats like Quentin Tarantino or Christopher Nolan once shouted “Action!”. The only question is: to brag on social media, or not to brag? The choice is yours. We’ve done our part and put together a list of iconic cafés, bars and restaurants from the silver screen that you can actually visit IRL – and order a drink or a bite to eat while you’re at it.
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Slide Nr 3Bubby’s, New York City – The Devil wears Prada is surely best remembered for Meryl Streep’s loaded glances and haughty one-liners as Miranda Priestly, not to mention her world of catwalks, fashion shows and servile flattery. But of course, it’s really Andy’s story (played by Anne Hathaway), and one of her hangouts was the restaurant where boyfriend Nate (Adrian Grenier) worked as a cook and where she celebrated landing her new job. Bubby’s was launched in 1990 in Tribeca as the place to go for classic American pies. You can’t miss it – literally, as there’s a life-sized cow “grazing” on the sidewalk by the entrance. [Photo: © Studio / Produzent]
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Slide Nr 16Pocket Bar, Sydney – It’s hard to talk about Australian movie settings without mentioning the unrivalled natural landscapes that tend to steal the spotlight, from the Victorian High Country to the Mundi Mundi Plains and the stunningly desolate outback. However, in his 2012 rom-com Not Suitable for Children, director Peter Templeman brushed aside the bush and filmed at a number of places throughout Sydney, including Pocket Bar in Darlinghurst. The bar is kitted out like a cool share house, with comfy vintage sofas, kitsch art and eccentric knick-knacks. Make yourself at home, and treat yourself to a mojito with rhum agricole.
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