Saved By The Max
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'90s diner pop-up with Saved by the Bell decor & themed food
'90s diner pop-up with Saved by the Bell decor & themed food
"An immaculate recreation of the diner from the '90s sitcom Saved by the Bell, featuring special food, referential jokes with servers, and photo opportunities." - Naomi Waxman
"Nostalgia pop-up Saved by the Max is coming back to Los Angeles for another round, though this time the experience will be admittedly rather different. Previously, Saved by the Max had been an in-person trip meant to toss diners through the television screen and into the halls of Bayside High and onto the booths of the Max, the colorful ‘90s diner from the hit show Saved by the Bell. Now, from August 20 to 25, fans can line up (digitally) for what’s being called a Bayside Preppy Pack, which comes with a burger, tater tots, and a little bit of merch. There will be add-on items like loaded fries available, and fans can also order separate items branded to fit the show theme like a cocktail called the See Ya Slater. Pre-orders for the food go on sale tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. for those who want to get in on the action, and given the state of things these days, who wouldn’t like a little retro happiness in their life at the moment?" - Farley Elliott
"Prior to its opening, that space housed the first iteration of the Saved by the Max pop-up." - Ashok Selvam
"Saved by the Bell experiential restaurant Saved by the Max is wrapping up its residency in Los Angeles soon, so naturally they’re calling the last few months the “final semester.” Expect new menu items and decor changes, including a built replica of Zack’s room and a Malibu Sands beach bar. Tickets are on sale now." - Farley Elliott
"In 2016, Saved by the Max partner Derek Berry actually brought a ’90s pop culture TV sensation back to life, with his pop-up restaurant based on the sitcom Saved by the Bell." - Natasha Bourlin
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