The Deep Web

Branching away from the main focus of this blog, let's discover the unique and bizarre side of dining. Rummaging through the internet for random and obscure websites similar to this blog, I came across www.crazyjunkyard.com. A private commercial webiste, crazyjunkyard is a everyday blog offering some of the craziest and most random information out there.

Crazyjunkyard offers many different topics of discussion, ranging from new technology to obscute art. The webiste offers an endless array of information attracting many different "followers". Although the site seems to be of little organization and management, it is updated on a regular basis and visited by daily viewers. Visitors to the site can leave comments on the different topics, as well as contact the site managers to request more information on any discussions presented. The author/webmaster of the site is unknown, as visitors to the site have any minimal information provided as to who updates or runs the site.

Links on the site offer many random websites for which crazyjunkyard viwers can visit, many of which present similar links to the topic. Viewing the discussion "Craziest and weirdest restaurant Across the World", viewers can visit such links as "Miami Dining Deals" and "Boca's #1 Craft Beer Bar". These links have much similarity to the topic of discussion; such links pop up due to the viewer's location, as well as relevance to the topic.

It is uncertain whether the site is reputable or not. Because it is a blog, it is probaly not supported by many search engines or sites other than it's own. The site offers many different images of different bizarre restaurants in the world, however, all of them do not offer reliable sources; the same images were found on similar sites, so the site may not be as reputable as once thought.

Reffering back to the topic of discussion, "Craziest and weirdest restaurant Across the World", many of the strangest yet out-of-this-world restaurants in the world were presented through both imagery and text. Among the strangest restaurants presented was the Hospital-themed restaurant in Latvia, ironically called "Hospitals", where customers, or really patients, are taken care of by nurses where they are fed at operating tables. On the otherhand, one of the coolest restuarants was the Tree House Restaurant in New Zealand, where customers can eat as the Ewoks in the canopies of the forests inside giant treehouses.