Servicing the sweet-toothed of Milan since 1842, Pasticceria Marchesi may have preceded Wes Anderson, but the crossover in style is undeniable. Pistachio-hued surrounds - think velvet chairs and floral silk jacquard fabric wallpaper - are complemented by arched windows and quaint, wood-brimmed display trays. Stop for tea and try traditional Italian sweets, such as the trademark panettone, or order the too-good-to-resist colour-coded gumdrops to go.

Akin to sipping coffee inside a XXL cloud-sized cotton candy, Café Congreso's retro digs are kitted out with teal walls, pink seating and gilded trimmings. Complementing the café's Anderson vibe (in the extreme), the menu is just as sweet. Get your sugar rush via moreish cookies and milkshakes topped with whipped cream.

One thing we can deduce from this list (and Wes Anderson's film catalogue at large) is that the director is a major fan of a pink-and-green palette. The Anderson-approved colour scheme is conceived in a bold colour-blocked style at Superbaba, a great Middle Eastern fast-food hub. Created by Studio Roslyn, this classic take on a traditional diner (with notes of Wes) is an outright hit.

Kiev-based interior designer Lera Brumina and architect Artem Trigubchak teamed up to design, Breadway Bakery - partly inspired by Fondazione Prada's Bar Luce (a coffee shop we'll get to a little further down our list). You'll note Anderson's signature style of brightly coloured banquette seating and monochrome walls offset by grey subway tiles and copper-hued finishes. When it comes to food, as you might have guessed, menus here are dominated by bread, bread and more bread.

This Chengdu bolthole was inspired by - ding, ding, ding - Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel. Designed by Melbourne-based studio Biasol, the café, which is fitted with blue-green banquettes and ovaloid doors, is located on the ground floor of a mixed-use building. To sum up surrounds as "abstract" would be a serious understatement; there's a plinth topped by an Eero Aarnio bubble chair for crying out loud.