The 26 Best TV Restaurants

Investigating a murder in an eccentric, small town? Stop by the RR Diner. We heard they have a cherry pie that'll kill ya.

Actual magic could happen at the Peach Pit, and we think it was because of Nat. Brenda alone had several different personality transplants there.

The girls talk about everything at this unnamed diner, from the hot hookups they had the night before to being "each other's soulmates."

Burger joint, after-school hang, event space; The Max is everything to every Bayside High kid. How many earth-shattering, adolescent-molding experiences happen at the Max? Too many to count.

The waffles from JJ's are so good that you'll have to pry them out of Leslie Knope's cold, dead hands. When she's laid up in the hospital with a flu, her friends even deliver her favorite dish to her bedside.

Luke serves up a lot of different food, but let's highlight the most important thing to come out of Luke's: coffee, coffee, coffee. Oh, and sexual tension.

It's an actual cafe in Brooklyn, though we're not sure Hannah would be the most attentive barista in real life.

The Mystic Grill is the place to be, especially for vampires and werewolves, who still manage to wolf down some burgers despite mostly being immortal.

Fact: the friends could not have been such close friends without Central Perk.

The best thing about Bob's might be his hilarious, snappy burgers of the day, like the "Peas and Thank You," "She's a Super Leek," and "If Looks Could Kale."

Granny sure can cook, but she's also bossy about her diner rules, so don't make her mad.

MacLaren's is first and foremost a bar, but what's one thing you need when drinking with your best buds? Wings. MacLaren's serves them up hot and fresh, and there are always enough for the five of you.

The Den is a teen hangout owned by Moesha's oldest pal, Andell Wilkerson. It's one of the only places where Moesha can hang out with her friends without her overprotective dad or annoying little brother.

Joe's is mainly used to blow off steam after an agonizingly long shift, but hey, sometimes people eat between their shots.

How many amazing jokes are delivered in this booth?! They go great with the cereal, the coffee, and the salsa.

In a town where you can almost never feel safe, The Brew is usually where you can go for some respite from a psycho stalker.

Cory, Shawn, and Topanga have so many coming-of-age moments, and a lot of them happen at Chubbie's (remember when Shawn dressed as a girl?).

Sabrina and Harvey almost had their first kiss at the pizza place, and Sabrina even got her first job there (spoiler alert: she got fired).

Ned the pie maker is adorable and comes up with quirky dessert recipes like "Pear and Gruyere" and "Three-and-a-Half Berry Pie" — oh, he can also bring dead things back to life, NBD.

This hangout is well known in the town of Lawndale; Daria and Jane are always eating here after school and on the weekends, and it's all pretty chill until Brittany, Kevin, or Quinn and her Fashion Club members show up.

Literally everything has gone down at The Dot; there is a shooting there, and it catches fire, and then it just explods altogether. At one point, the characters open an upstairs club there, but most people just use the space to sell (and do) hard drugs.

Spongebob and Squidward both work at this under-the-sea burger joint, which is run by the money-loving Mr. Krabs. It also boasts a secret recipe that rival restaurant owner Plankton is always trying to figure out.

You got a hot date in Lima, you go to Breadstix. It's the most romantic (and probably also only) upscale-ish place to go after glee practice.

As iconic for its burger as it is for its burger flippers. An institution.

Newport Beach's casual eatery boasts an ocean view, delicious seafood, and sexy busboys.

Merlotte's is generally accepting of all people, including vampires. Just keep your fangs to yourself.