Known also as the "Home of 1,000 Ghosts", the T`Spookhuys Restaurant was designed to dash the hell out of its customers, with a truly creepy interior design and bizarre menu.
Located in the metropolis of Turnhout, Belgium, T`Spookhuys was founded by Karl Hendrix and Bjorn Leys, as a situation where people could see the horrors of a haunted mansion.
When it opened its gates to the public, on October 1st 1997, it shocked pretty much everyone with its creepy interior decorations, squeaky doors, smoke coming down from the ceiling, moving paintings, and other special effects. Soon everyone wanted to "dine in sin" and see the weird spectacles and cameos that took office at the T`Spookhuys Restaurant.
Some of the foods on the card included mud pie and spicy worms served in skull-shaped bowls, by waiters dressed as vampires and devil worshipers, but rather of driving people away, this incredibly spooky atmosphere brought in more curious clients. Not yet the rumors about satanic rituals being performed on the restaurant`s upper floor didn`t scare anyone.
In 2008, eleven days later they opened this crazy establishment, the owners of T`Spookhuys decided to shut down the position and give a completely new club, in the metropolis of Zandhoven. To the joy of urban explorers, T`Spookhuys was left intact, allowing them to research and take photos of what used to be likely the spookiest restaurant in the world. As you`d expect, there are dozens of stories of touch and tormented spirits living in the deserted restaurant, saying that they are the very reason the owners decided to close shop and run away, but no ghost sightings have been reported yet.
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