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A ‘Golden Girls’-themed Restaurant Now Exists

“The Golden Girls Kitchen” is set to open this weekend in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The fast casual sit-down restaurant is being billed as a “fully immersive” experience that will allow fans to experience the world of this beloved series, with photo ops throughout, including the iconic kitchen table, a fully decorated lanai and lots of palm print.

It officially opens tomorrow (July 30), which is also National Golden Girls Day. After its run in Beverly Hills, the restaurant will go on tour, hitting New York, Miami, San Francisco and Chicago in the coming months, through Spring 2023.

The fully restaurant experience is a joint collaboration between Bucket Listers and Derek Berry, who was behind the “Saved by the Bell”- and “90210”-themed pop-up restaurants.

“The Golden Girls” ran on NBC for seven seasons from 1985 to 1992. But it has enjoyed a resurgence in recent years thanks to streaming and its continued syndication.

Reservations are available through the official website. Tickets include choice of entree (with options like Sophia’s Lasagna Al Forno or a “Miami style” Cuban sandwich) and dessert.

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