Results: No Longer Banned At Chili's -- The Office's Own Pam Beesly Is Welcome After A 11 Year Ban

For The Office fans, Chili's Restaurant chain has a very special place in their hearts. When fictional character Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer) had one too many drinks, in the season two premiere of The Office, way back in 2005, she gets banned from Chili's for life. After a fight with her boyfriend, Pam gets intoxicated, but ends up getting closer to Jim Halpert (John Krasinski). A Chili's employee catches her sneaking drinks off her co-workers' tables, and tells the audience he has "Xeroxed her driver's license and she is never welcome at Chili's again". Well, this week Jenna Fischer tweeted Monday from outside of a Chili's restaurant, asking, "Should I try to go in?," and the internet went nuts for the actress' callback to "The Dundies." The restaurant got in on the fun by tweeting back at Fischer, but now they have taken it to the next level and announced that she is no longer banned. Do you remember The Office and that particular episode fondly?

The Office used a real chain to hold their awards dinner, (and also referenced Hooters as MIchael Scott's favorite restaurant), but many other real or fictional restaurants have been used in TV shows, some becoming quite famous because of the exposure. In Boston, in Beacon Hill, you can visit the Cheers bar (yes, where everybody knows your name) which was established back in 1895. Relive the '80s and feel like one of the cast members drinking and talking about your life with other beer drinkers. There are Cheers souvenirs for sale, trivia challenges and even a Norm burger challenge. Is this a bar you would love to visit?

Tom's Restaurant in New York is famous for two reasons. Not only was it the restaurant that Jerry Seinfeld and his friends frequented (as Monk's Diner) on Seinfeld, for "big salads" and conversation, it was also the subject of a Suzanne Vega song aptly called "Tom's Diner". Have you ever eaten there, or do you know the song?

On the TV show Nashville, the aspiring musicians and even seasoned veterans perform at The Bluebird Cafe. The Bluebird Cafe is a key factor in the show's plotline which deals with both the music industry in Nashville, the political climate in Nashville and the key players in both these "worlds," which often collide. And you can visit the cafe, and maybe even catch some top notch performers -- some pretty famous names have graced the stage from time to time. Would you like to go visit here?

If you were a fan of the quirky Twin Peaks, and have a desire for some cherry pie and "excuse me, a damn fine cup o' coffee." you can head to Twede's Cafe in North Bend, Washington. David Lynch found the entire town, and especially this cafe, just perfect for his TV show, and the rest is history. Have you ever visited this town and cafe?

If you ever ordered a Cheezborger, Cheezborger, Cheezborger, No Pepsi, Coke...then you may have done it at the Billy Goat's Tavern made famous by the famous skit with Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, John Belushi and Loraine Newman from Saturday Night Live. The Greek owned restaurant has been harassing customers since 1934, and has opened up several locations in Chicago, New York and Washington, D.C. Have you ever gone there and did you order Cheezborger, Cheezborger, Cheezborger, No Pepsi, Coke?