Best Themed Bars

Whilst many bars alter their menu and decorations on a seasonal basis or in reaction to recent news, few are persistent enough to be fully committed to them - and even fewer are always willing to engage in anything mad. Here are the craziest theme bars in the whole wide open air. 80 degree on this. Whilst the Nutcracker, the Christmas tree and the Christmas tree decorations of the pub remain faithful to the cool Christmas breeze, the coctails are much more suitable for the weathers.

There is an arts galery in the industry pub, curious creations (including a venison whip ), rigid coctails and many men with tops... Because tormenting an elephant does not mean you can't stop enjoying the world. Two Seattle bars, Unicorn and Narwhal, offer you all the excitement of the show without any sense of blame.

The two bars (Narwal lies under the unicorn) offer bar fare such as corn dogs and hopper cakes, arcades, plays, clowns and bizarre coctails such as The Cereal Killer (Froot Loop Wodka, Rumchata, Sprite and Grenadine) and Fantasy Island (brown sugared Borbon, creamer and orange juice). Austin's Handle Bar is the place to be if you are a moustache fan who wants to share a good time with other fluffy companions.

Featuring a selection of moustache images taken after great moustache heroes such as Alex Trebek, Daniel Day Lewis and Ned Flanders, this moustache themed night club offers a wide selection of images. If you think your facial skin has what it needs, you should enter the Mastache Contest, where the best moustache gets a $1,000 top award, while the best moustache and the best counterfeit moustache can each earn $500.

Designated after the man behind so many of our xenomorphic nightsmares, the H.R. Giger Pub has chromed seats (designed to look like spikes), undecipherable extraterrestrial runses on the ground, and colorful lights and reflectors. In Romania, this green theme cycle shop is recycling old cycle parts to make a funny and imaginative decoration, from cycle seats to clothes stands for cycle handles to footrests for bicycles.

Akasaka in Tokyo, Japan, is a clandestine theme park with mysterious passages, concealed doors, a train bridge, and clandestine servants who frighten you in clandestine notion. Guests can also reserve their own Runebound and Venture boards so they can enjoy (and finish) their favourite matches without having to worry about interruptions.

You' re never too old to go and sit in a basement - as long as you don't go to Chuck E. Cheese and Ballie Ballerson. Our theme bars with a ballgrube bring you the pleasure of a ballgrube and feed you floorless pasta, balls of meat and beverages.