Dinner In The Sky

Dinner in the Sky is a steel structure hanging from cables that holds 22 people, the chef, and waiters. It has an acrylic ceiling for rain protection and possible surprises coming from birds. The whole structure is suspended 50 meters height! Put your seat belt on and eat a delicious meal enjoying the scenery. The original restaurant is available for 8 hours, but can be hired according to the customers wishes. And, as it is lifted by a crane, it can be mounted any place . Imagine watching a concert or sports event, having dinner from high above with your friends.

BAREBONES CAST IRON KIT

This beautiful Cast Iron Kit by Barebones features all the cookware you need to prepare a gourmet, home-cooked meal on an open flame, on your next camping trip. Cast iron is the simplest, most no-frills, and best all-around cookware materials in existence, this set is a great way to get into the cast-iron culinary arts. Each kit comes with an organic, locally made seasoning oil, stainless steel cleaning mesh, and handmade wooden serving trivet that rounds out this s...
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FRANKLIN BARBECUE PIT

Aaron Franklin is owner of the wildly popular Austin restaurant Franklin Barbecue in Texas, today known as the most popular, critically lauded, barbecue joint in the country. Aaron is also widely regarded as among the most influential pitmasters in the US. His latest endeavor is producing the ultimate backyard smoker, he named it the Franklin Barbecue Pit. Handmade in Austin, TX, Franklin Barbecue Pits are handmade professional-grade smokers for serious enthusiasts....
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CANTILEVERED RESTAURANT

Tall Arquitectos from Mexico, have released renderings that depict Bire Bitori, a luxury diner and cocktail bar embedded in the rock face of a beautiful natural landscape high above Mexico’s stunning Copper Canyon. The heart-stopping proposal allows guests to enjoy an "over the air" experience, with nothing but a vast glass bottom underneath! The precarious cantilevered position of the building and the picture windows would grant diners wonderful panoram...
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