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Bring your pal or your confidant, throw a party and invite “everyone you know” to the pop-up restaurant experience that is called The Golden Girls Kitchen. The eatery is inspired by the beloved American sitcom, “The Golden Girls,” which first aired on NBC in 1985. That TV show starred Bea Arthur (Dorothy), Betty White (Rose), Rue McClanahan (Blanche) and Estelle Getty (Sophia) — four hilarious women who shared a home in Miami, Florida.
Starting in Beverly Hills in honor of “National Golden Girls Day,” the classic TV-inspired pop-up restaurant features menu items such as “Sophia’s Lasagna,” lots of cheesecake and photo-op moments — which Fox News Digital previewed. “When I first got into the pop culture game (Saved by the Max, Good Burger, The Peach Pit), I always knew we had to bring ‘The Golden Girls’ to life at some point,” Derek Berry, director of experiences with Bucket Listers, told Fox News Digital. “The Golden Girls” pop-up restaurant has opened in Beverly Hills, California. “The Golden Girls” pop-up restaurant has opened in Beverly Hills, California. (Golden Girls Kitchen) “I’m always drawn to concepts that tell not just a strong visual story, but ones where the food itself is organically woven into the experience,” Berry added.
