Coffin Restaurants Edit
The Eternity

Coffins are a bit creepy, but for some reason, they’ve been the focus of inspiration for many designers, including a Ukrainian restaurant. The world’s first coffin restaurant was built by undertakers and serves up morbid, death-themed dishes.

The structure of the Macabre restaurant is the world’s largest coffin at 20 meters long, six meters wide, and six meters high. This odd establishment is called Eternity and it is the brainchild of a local group of undertakers from the resort town of Truskavets near the Polish border.

Morbid diners can browse the funeral paraphernalia before ordering from a menu that includes “Nine Day” and “Forty Day” salads - named after local mourning rituals - and an ominous-sounding dish called “Let’s meet in paradise”. Coffins of a normal dimension serve as tables and single candles on the tables contribute to the funereal mood.

The undertakers hope that their restaurant will be confirmed as the world’s biggest coffin, attracting tourists to a region best known for its mineral-rich bathing waters.