The RV that Walter White and Jesse Pinkman fix up as a makeshift meth lab inBreaking Badhas been repurposed as the backdrop to an immersive drinking experience catering specifically to the show's boozier superfans. But do people really want to cook up their own cocktails like crystal meth?

Summer 2015 saw Zaap open in Leeds with an eye-catching interior that had diners thinking they’d been teleported to a street market in Bangkok. The restaurant fits into a growing ‘genuine phoney’ theme in the food industry, but has it made Zaap a successful business, or a laughable, one-off novelty?

Dining out is evolving. With the restaurant industry now worth over £40 billion in the UK alone, more venues are taking inspiration from theatre, television and film to create story-rich, immersive and highly sensory experiences that entice new diners through the door.

Being bad feels good. Full of intrigue, suspense and backstabbing, the Betrayers’ Banquet is a supper club with a difference. Held in a shadowy hall in East London, it capitalises on this more despicable facet of the human psyche.