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December 18, 2012

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A popular local restaurant named Muru set up a temporary location in a limestone mine about 80 meters below ground, reports Reuters. Located near the Finnish town of Lohja, it debuted its 10-day run with a four-course menu costing $128 per person.

Taking off on the recent “pop-up restaurant” fad, the dining venue bills itself as a “pop down” restaurant. Included in the reservation is an opportunity to descend another 35 meters into the old mine for a tour.

But that’s only for those wishing to be "shafted"…

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