Friends TV series Central Perk coffee shop actually opens to fans

There sitcoms that aired from 1994 to 2004The show that shaped an entire generation with its humor and introduced icons like Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry to the masses, nearly 20 years after its end, is returning to fans with a new treat. Friend back with “in the flesh” Opening of its iconic Central Perk location But, this time, away from its original headquarters in New York and open to all fans of the series.

as told by Peoplenew cafeteria Central Perk Coffee Company is opening its doors in Boston

, Massachusetts, with a promise to introduce the first drink later this year. The project is a collaboration between Warner Bros. themed entertainment and Senpar Holdings, LLC, which includes figures such as Jud. top chefs and restaurateur Tom Colicchio, who helped inspire the menu. In addition to the set’s inspired setting complete with iconic coffee tables and leather sofas, sample a variety of specialties inspired by Friend, An example? The themed cafes will be: How are you’?, a medium fry mix; strongest coffee, spindle mix, and dark roast mix we were on coffee break,

In short, fans of Friend They’ll be able to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the series, celebrating friendship on and off set. On the other hand, those same actors have become friends over time, in real life, before on screen. One test for all: This February, When Courteney Cox got a star on the Walk of Fame

, was accompanied by colleagues Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow, who gave him a heart-melting speech. “Being friends with Kourtney feels like family and she owes it,” Jennifer Aniston said, “From the moment we met her, she was immediately inclusive, warm, loving, interested in everything about us.” was about to. And I was really nervous to meet her because I was a huge fan.” Lisa continued, “She was the only one in the cast who was famous and we all took inspiration from her. He instilled in all of us the idea of ​​supporting each other and loving each other.”