
New "Breaking Bad" cafes in Istanbul and London —
Walter White may have cooked his last nearly two years ago, but his spirit lives on in the hearts of superfans. And, apparently, in pancakes. A "Breaking Bad" cafe has opened in Istanbul (pictured) and there's a pop-up "Breaking Bad" bar in London this summer.

It's no Los Pollos Hermanos, but ... —
Walter's Coffee Roastery opened in Istanbul in March following a Kickstarter campaign. It was originally planned to launch in Brooklyn.

It's not the cafe business, it's the empire business —
Baristas wear yellow hazmat suits when operating their hugely impressive coffee machines. Owners hope to expand the operation in Turkey, and eventually to Europe and the United States.

While listening to "Crystal Blue Persuasion"? —
Just like Walt and Jesse, the staff at Walter's Coffee Roastery wear gas masks when cooking in their "lab."

Breaking candy —
Treats on offer include rock candy colored a bright crystal blue.

ABQ London —
ABQ is a pop-up cocktail bar/laboratory in a customized motor home near Victoria Park, east London.

Cooking cocktails —
Visitors pay £30 ($47) for a two-hour session in which they "cook" their own cocktails under the guidance of expert mixologists.

Tread lightly —
Drinks being rustled together include "Blue Flynn" cocktails and Crystal Bombs with Creme de Mure Caviar.

Say you want this —
Customers can pull up an oil drum underneath some graffiti honoring Heisenberg, Walter White's alias in the show.

Crazy demand —
ABQ is already completely sold out for its three-month run, but some reserved tickets will be released through the Locappy app. So, it may still be possible for fans to have an A1 drink.


