Listen up Preppies! Because you just can’t get enough ’90s nostalgia, Save by the Max diner is gearing up for a re-grand opening. This time it’s coming to the gang’s favorite spot, Los Angeles. The popular Saved by the Bell themed restaurant recently announced the news on Instagram. After a year of success, the current Chicago-based Saved By The Max will be ending its run. The pop-up diner opened on June 1, 2016 and was initially only scheduled to serve diners for one month, but daily sell-outs and popular demand kept the restaurant open for a full year. The restaurant served foods inspired by the show such as AC Sliders, Bayside Burgers, Preppy BLT, and Mac and Screech. The L.A. location will likely have a similar menu. For a peak inside what the new L.A. location might look like, check out Save By The Max on Yelp, where ’90s lovers have posted nearly…
GQ’s Best New Restaurants of 2017 List Released
People love lists. They help us sift through an overwhelming amount of information — And when it comes to the question “Where should we go to eat tonight”, we could all use a little help. GQ correspondent Brett Martin has taken the time to whittle down the daunting number of new restaurants in America in GQ’s annual Best New Restaurants list. For those keeping score, Los Angeles has three, New York has just one. Other cities like Detroit and Minneapolis make a surprise showing. The list is unranked and in alphabetical order and includes everything from Korean small plates and pizza to high-end Nordic menus (Aska). Without further ado… Aska (Brooklyn) Scandinavian high notes beneath the Williamsburg Bridge. Flowers of Vietnam (Detroit) A son of Palestinian immigrants does Southeast Asian in Mexicantown. Han Oak (Portland, OR) Casual Korean tasting menu collides with Portland cool. Kato (Los Angeles) A West L.A.’s strip mall hosts the city’s best-valued Asian…