'Saved by the Bell' Inspires Chicago Pop-Up Restaurant

— -- "Saved by the Bell" fans are so excited -- they're so excited -- for the opening of a new pop-up diner in Chicago.

Saved by the Max opened Wednesday in the Windy City, and is modeled after The Max hangout where Zack, Slater, Kelly, Jessie, Lisa and Screech spent much of their time away from Bayside High.

The menu offers items inspired by the beloved 1989-1992 NBC sitcom, like the Bayside Burger, A.C. Sliders, and Mac & Screech.

Ed Alonzo, who played a magician and owner of The Max during the show's first season, was slated to perform at the grand opening.

The man behind the pop-up diner, Derek Berry, told Vogue that creating the space was "like the most fun job I've ever had."

"I can barely believe when I’m in there -- I mean, I feel like I’m on the set of the show, I really do," he added.

Saved by the Max will be open until Aug. 31.

It promises to be even busier than The Max was on TV -- reservations are sold out for its entire run. However, walk-ins are being accepted for dinner, brunch and late nights on a first-come, first-serve basis.