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If anyone notices a sudden drop in newsroom productivity, it’s because #literaryrestaurants is trending on Twitter — and no true nerd can resist a literary pun challenge: The Little Blintz; War and Peas; The Old Man and the Seafood; Zucchini Flowers for Algernon; For Whom the Dinner Bell Tolls; The Brothers Karamatzoh. Here’s a selection of some of the finest from Twitter:
The Ketchup in the Rye #literaryrestaurants
— David Wong (@The_David_Wong) October 8, 2012
Charlie and the Cheesecake Factory#literaryrestaurants
— Chamomiles Davis (@chamomilesdavis) October 8, 2012
Slaughterhouse Endive #literaryrestaurants
— Mike O'Connell (@maoconnell) October 8, 2012
The Old Man and the KFC #literaryrestaurants
— Calm(@CalmTomb) October 8, 2012
#literaryrestaurants lord of the fries
— NotPeggy (@not_peggy) October 8, 2012
The Things They Curried #literaryrestaurants
— Housing Works Books (@HousingWorksBks) October 8, 2012
The Count of Monte Crisco #literaryrestaurants
— Haystorm (@TheEuphoriac) October 8, 2012
#literaryrestaurants lord of the fries
— NotPeggy (@not_peggy) October 8, 2012
The Grill With The Dragon Tattoo #literaryrestaurants
— Alexandra Petri (@petridishes) October 8, 2012
The Secret Olive Garden #literaryrestaurants
— bonnie benwick (@bonniebenwick) October 8, 2012
Absalami Absalami. #literaryrestaurants
— Dan Zak (@MrDanZak) October 8, 2012
The Post’s Michael Cavna felt moved to contribute via e-mail.
“Too easy — but too fun. A few off the top of my head:
“California Tortilla Flats,
“Au Chabon Pain,
“Catch-51 Flavors: Baskin-Robbins,
“Little Debbie’s Women,
“For Whom the Taco Bell Tolls,
“Chicken Tender Is the Night,
“Animal Parm,
“Faerie Dairy Queen,
“The Crepes of Wrath,
“Arms and the Pan,
“Moby Dick-fil-A,
“Romeo and Julienned,
“Just Like Maugham Used to Make, and
“A Confederacy of Blintzes!”
What are your #literaryrestaurants?
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