Oscar's Fake Restaurant On TripAdvisor

This is a souvenir of a spoof; how and why Oscar's - the now famous fake trawler restaurant in Brixham, Devon, England - was hosted by TripAdvisor.
This is how the floating restaurant was listed on TripAdvisor in early May 2013: -
Oscar's
New Quay Lane, Brixham TQ5 8AJ, England
Cuisines: French
Description: Oscar's is a restored and converted fishing trawler 'phantom class' moored on the beautiful Brixham quayside.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner from May 1st 2013.

In case you missed the massive amount of news coverage the story received, you can get an idea of what happened by following this link: -

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2380758

We've also listed inside the book what we consider to be the top ten links, should you wish a more complete picture of the news coverage.
Here are just a few of the news headlines which the story attracted: -

'Divers catch your food'
'Something fishy. Michelin starred seafood restaurant turns out to be a hoax'
'TripAdvisor compares imaginary venue with worlds best eateries'
'Fake restaurant on TripAdvisor sends diners to alley filled with garbage'
'A fishy business. TripAdvisor falls victim to fake Brixham restaurant'

News of this spoof was reported by all the major UK newspapers.
There were over 200 news type website reports of it.
At one point I counted over 340 website mentions worldwide (quite apart from mentions on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter); these included news, radio, blogs etc.
The spoof was translated into Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese and most European languages.
In almost three months Oscar's received eleven reviews and was ranked by TripAdvisor as 29 out of 64 for Brixham restaurants.
Only when journalists contacted TripAdvisor was it removed.

As the spoof and this book are about 'user generated comment' on the internet and as we may have annoyed certain TripAdvisor fans, we expect a fair selection of poor reviews for the book from people who may not have read it.
However, this little souvenir of the spoof is 99 % true and it consists of almost the full story plus all ten TripAdvisor reviews in timeline with their comments.
There are fifty other links at the end of the book if you'd like to find out even more.