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World’s strangest restaurants

Ever wonder what it would be like to eat in the dark? This restaurant chain heightens awareness about blindness, as well as one’s sense of taste. Before entering into the darkness, guests can enjoy cocktails in the lit bar and lounge. The dark room seats 60 people. Guests choose whether they would like the normal, no seafood, no meat or vegetarian menu, and then it's lights out! For more information go to www.danslenoir.com.

Ever wonder what it would be like to eat in the dark? This restaurant chain heightens awareness about blindness, as well as one’s sense of taste. Before entering into the darkness, guests can enjoy cocktails in the lit bar and lounge. The dark room seats 60 people. Guests choose whether they would like the normal, no seafood, no meat or vegetarian menu, and then it’s lights out! For more information go to www.danslenoir.com.

  (Laurent Rebours / Associated Press)

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If you’re looking for a dining experience outside of the ordinary, take a look at this list of the world’s strangest restaurants, according to Travel + Leisure. You will find a place to eat fish under the sea and one where you can munch on an entire menu of apple dishes. These locations will keep you and your taste buds on your toes.

Dinner in the Sky

Diners in Paris, Brussels and Dubai can truly heighten their dining experience. Dinner in the Sky offers 22 seat-belted guests a chance to dine at a 7-ton table attached to a crane, hovering 165 feet in the air. Each guest must be at least 5 feet tall. With an average cost of approximately $30,000 for eight hours and approximately two hours to set up, this is not a dining experience to be taken lightly. More information is available at www.dinnerinthesky.com.

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