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Vampire Restaurant to Open in Real-Life Forks, WA

by Nadine Cheung Nov 3rd 2009 at 1:00PM

Soon you'll be able to immerse yourself even further into Stephenie Meyers' world of vampires when a new Twilight-inspired restaurant opens in Forks, Washington next year.

While the restaurant won't be serving anything that the Cullens would eat (we humans wouldn't want that menu anyway), it will be named Volterra after the city in the Twilight books, reports The Hollywood Reporter. Annette and Tim Root, owners of the forthcoming eatery, also told The Peninsula Daily News that it will be a family establishment.

Hmm... We wonder if they're taking reservations yet...

Tags: Twilight

 

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