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==Real Drones Clubs== <!-- This section is linked from [[Pont Street]] -->

Some real "Drones" clubs or restaurants exist or have existed, including:
* The Drones Club, a private club in Point Judith, Rhode Island (USA), was established in the late 1930s.
* A "Drones" restaurant existed in the early 1970s in London at 1 [[Pont Street]] off Knightsbridge.<ref>[http://www.rclub.com/directory/detail.asp?id=147 The Renaissance Club, Directory, Restaurants, Drones]</ref> Previously a burger-and-fries, in November 2000 it was turned into a gastronomic restaurant by new owner and restaurateur [[Marco Pierre White]].<ref>[http://www.londononline.co.uk/restaurant/411/ London Online, London Restaurants, Drones]</ref> This "Drones Club" moved to 12 St. George Street in Mayfair,<ref>[http://www.dronesclub.com/contact.cfm Drones Club.com] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070921162442/http://www.dronesclub.com/contact.cfm |date=September 21, 2007 }}, official website.</ref> and was purchased in 2004 by businessman [[Ben Goldsmith]] and turned into a members-only dining club. Membership included [[celebrity|pop star]]s, [[peerage|peer]]s, [[Chief executive officer|CEO]]s and [[princess]]es. This club closed in March 2007 due to losing its location to a restaurant.{{citation needed|date=May 2020}}
* Another "Drones" restaurant, aka "Drones Fenwick of Bond Street", exists in London inside the [[Fenwick (department store)|Fenwick]] department store at 63 [[Bond Street|New Bond Street]].<ref>[http://www.dronesfenwick.com/ Drones Fenwick.com] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070811205504/http://www.dronesfenwick.com/ |date=August 11, 2007 }}, restaurant website.</ref> It was linked to "The Drones Club" above.