Have you ever been to a restaurant that can’t seem to pick a theme? Or maybe it’s just a weird combination that leaves you baffled? The quirky Thai In Love restaurant will leave you amused, and possibly smitten with its unique approach to modern dining. Check it out:

Thai In Love is easy to spot from the road.

Yajai C./Yelp It’s tall diner sign and bright red shutters are hard to miss. But they’re also misleading. This is not a diner, and despite it’s quaint and country exterior, it’s no country store either.

Many folks expect new age dining.

Yajai C./Yelp The clean logo paired with the modern details of large glass windows gives this place a young feel. The lone outdoor table and chalkboard drawings add a hint of fun.

But the restaurant’s interior is a rustic diner.

Matthew L./Yelp Exactly what is going on here? Mason jars decorate the original diner style tops, and the wooden paneling makes the room feel cozy.

In keeping with its Thai cuisine, there are also some decorative Thai pieces.

Yajai C./Yelp Monk statuettes, for instance, although their heads have been covered with knitted beanies. You’ll also find a larger elephant statue and a number of animal figurines throughout.

Surprisingly, this restaurant is also BYOB.

Kirk M./Yelp Or maybe it’s not surprising. In fact, it’s starting to seem like anything goes! So grab your favorite bottle of wine and enjoy a quirky date night. It’s not hard to spice up the evening here since one of the themes is “love.”

That’s right. It’s Valentine’s Day every day at this hotspot.

Sherryl P./Yelp Salt and pepper shakers hug each other. The waiting area is a red couch with love pillows and a stuffed bear. Statuettes are kissing and a colorful sign exclaims that the food is made with love.

So much love that the rice itself is shaped like a heart.

Frank L./Yelp But don’t be fooled. You can also order a plate called “Money Bags.” If you’ve been dying to try someplace unique, this is the best place to get outside your comfort zone and have a little fun!

The restaurant is located at 209 Watertown Road, Thomaston, CT 06787.

Yajai C./Yelp

It’s tall diner sign and bright red shutters are hard to miss. But they’re also misleading. This is not a diner, and despite it’s quaint and country exterior, it’s no country store either.

The clean logo paired with the modern details of large glass windows gives this place a young feel. The lone outdoor table and chalkboard drawings add a hint of fun.

Matthew L./Yelp

Exactly what is going on here? Mason jars decorate the original diner style tops, and the wooden paneling makes the room feel cozy.

Monk statuettes, for instance, although their heads have been covered with knitted beanies. You’ll also find a larger elephant statue and a number of animal figurines throughout.

Kirk M./Yelp

Or maybe it’s not surprising. In fact, it’s starting to seem like anything goes! So grab your favorite bottle of wine and enjoy a quirky date night. It’s not hard to spice up the evening here since one of the themes is “love.”

Sherryl P./Yelp

Salt and pepper shakers hug each other. The waiting area is a red couch with love pillows and a stuffed bear. Statuettes are kissing and a colorful sign exclaims that the food is made with love.

Frank L./Yelp

But don’t be fooled. You can also order a plate called “Money Bags.” If you’ve been dying to try someplace unique, this is the best place to get outside your comfort zone and have a little fun!

If you think Thai In Love looks like a good time, you’ll love the equally quirky Traveler Restaurant. It’s the diner that’s practically a library! What other quirky Connecticut restaurants have you been to? We’d love to know!

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