9 most bizarre proposals, which can be used in bars and restaurants around the world

Tattoo for a hamburger.

Going on a trip, as a rule, it would be desirable to get acquainted with the local cuisine. Therefore, visiting local restaurants and cafes are becoming an integral part of the tourism program. At the same time, few people know that in many catering establishments offer a very interesting and enjoyable "buns" for visitors. However, in order to get them, you must meet certain requirements or fulfill certain conditions.

1 Bottle of pigtail

A strange sentence: a bottle of pigtail.

Brooklyn bar, which offers free drinks if the client is allowed to cut off his pigtail. Hairstyle with a tail like not all. Therefore, in one of Brooklyn bars have started offering an unusual service. Every customer who will cut off my ponytail, free bar offers "a full bottle of booze."

2. Free food! Only beauties

A strange sentence: free food just for the beauties.

Chinese restaurant, which promises free food beauties. The restaurant in the center of China offered free food more attractive to customers. Guide "Jeju" Korean diner in Zhengzhou, argues that the 50 most beautiful customers every day can not pay on your account. Candidates for the free lunch evaluated a group of local plastic surgeons.

3. Discount for doubles and twins

A strange sentence discount for doubles and twins.

Those who are remarkably similar to a movie star, it is necessary to go to the Not a Burger Stand. This family-run restaurant in Burbank, California offers a free lunch not only double, but also people who are well-copy clothes and demeanor movie stars.

4. Food for hugs

A strange sentence: food for hugs.

Free food McDonald`s in exchange for a hug. For two weeks in 2015 randomly selected customers in restaurants McDonald`s could not pay for food. All they needed was a hug someone else, or to call a loved one and say something nice. It was part of the action for Valentine's Day.

5. A free drink to customers in Google Glass

A strange sentence: free drink to customers in the Google Glass.

Bar in San Francisco, there was a free drink to customers in the Google Glass. In 2014 owners points Google Glass could get one free drink at Hotel Stanford, boutique hotel in Nob Hill. It is worth noting that the majority of institutions have banned the wearing Google Glass in its territory for fear of unauthorized entry.

6. The free shot for lovers

A strange sentence: free shot for lovers.

Bar, which offers a complimentary shot of those who came to visit. Surely everyone knows how uncomfortable and unnatural feel on your first date. Therefore Alphaville bar in Bushwick decided to give the people who come out on a date, the toll-free shotu to lighten the atmosphere.

7. "Submarine" for Murray

A strange sentence: free sandwich for Bill Murray.

The restaurant, which offers a free sandwich "Submarine" to any person by the name of Bill Murray. The owner of a restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina was clearly a fan of Bill Murray. It offers a free sandwich any namesake, which will provide a passport.

8. Burger Burger for tattoo

A strange sentence: burger burger for a tattoo.

Restaurant where burgers are free of charge to those who get a tattoo of a hamburger. In Australia Cafe 51, you can get free burgers, if you make a tattoo with a hamburger. You will also need to submit a special application before applying the tattoo.

9. Free from 160 kg

A strange sentence: Free from 160 kg.

Restaurant, where the food free of any person weighing more than 160 kg. In 2010, a restaurant in Chandler, Arizona announced it will provide free meals to people weighing more than 160 kg. This place is called the Heart Attack Grill, and its managers have hired a 270-pound man named Blair River, that he was a model in advertising restaurant rollers.

Heart Attack Grill has a medical theme. The waitresses are dressed in the form of nurses, and customers with outstanding hospital gowns. The menu includes soft drinks and high-calorie foods with catchy names. The restaurant belongs to a former nutritionist Jon Basso.