Naked restaurant

Naked restaurant, nude restaurant or clothing-free restaurant, is a restaurant where diners are legally at liberty to be nude.

Places

Europe

London's first naked restaurant The Bunyadi^[1]

Rules

Every restaurant has its own rules. The Amritap restaurant has strict, draconian rules of entry for its naked party^[2]

References

↑ Alexandra, Sims. "The Bunyadi: London's only naked restaurant receives first reviews ahead of public opening". Independent. Retrieved 20 June 2016.
↑ "AMRITA Dinner アムリタの宴". theamrita.com. Retrieved 21 June 2016.

External links

Nudity, modesty and related topics

Naturism	International Naturist Federation Public nudity Christian naturism Gay naturism Naturist magazines Naturist resorts Anarchist naturism

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By location	Africa Asia Europe North America Oceania South America

Historical figures	Kurt Barthel Lee Baxandall Paul Bindrim Ilsley Boone Lady Godiva Henry S. Huntington Heinrich Pudor Elton Raymond Shaw Richard Ungewitter

See also	American Nudist Research Library Society for Indecency to Naked Animals American Gymnosophical Association History of nudity Timeline of non-sexual social nudity List of social nudity organizations Nudity in combat Nudity clause Imagery of nude celebrities Clothing-optional events Social nudity advocates

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