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About Saved By The Max

Saved By The Max offers a nostalgic, immersive dining and entertainment experience inspired by the hit show Saved by the Bell. In Chicago, the space at 1941 W North Ave recreated The Max with Bayside-themed menu items and nightly events, including trivia and live performances. The venue was a pop-up concept that ran through 2017, later evolving into a reimagined space under new branding. In Los Angeles, a separate pop-up opened in 2018 at 7100 Santa Monica Blvd, featuring two dining/show rooms and a private Mr. Belding’s office for events. Whether you’re in Chicago or LA, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan a smooth visit.

Plan ahead to enjoy the Saved By The Max experience. For Chicago, expect seating for about 80 guests, with dinner tickets commonly around the best available price, plus taxes/fees. Brunch or walk-in options may appear at times. Parking is typically street parking or nearby garages, and public transit options include CTA buses like the 72 North and Halsted, with Red Line access near the area. Nearby lodging such as The Robey provides convenient nightlife and dining options for visitors. In Los Angeles, the venue footprint spans roughly 5,600 square feet, with two dining/show rooms and a private office space used for private events. While both editions closed after their respective runs, the concept remains a memorable part of pop-culture dining history. If you’re seeking a similar nostalgic, immersive event experience, we can help you find current listings and comparable options in your city.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Chicago location: 1941 W North Ave, Chicago, IL 60622; capacity ≈ 80 seats; venue type: pop-up diner recreating The Max from Saved by the Bell.
  • Chicago ticketing and pricing: dinner tickets around $35 (plus taxes/fees in some reports); brunch/late-night walk-ins also offered at times.
  • Notable Chicago events: Bayside-themed menu items (e.g., AC Sliders, Mac & Screech), nightly events, trivia, live music; Ed Alonzo performed magic; extended run beyond initial June opening before closing May 31, 2017.
  • Post-Chicago: space in Chicago later became Dorian’s (inside 1939–1941 W North Ave area) per Eater Chicago reporting.
  • Los Angeles location: 7100 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069; footprint ≈ 5,600 sq ft; two dining/show rooms including a private Mr. Belding’s office for events.
  • LA notable events: private events in Mr. Belding’s office; LA edition opened May 2018 and ran through April 2019.
  • Transit & parking: Chicago venue near North Ave/Halsted with CTA bus options (e.g., 72 North, Halsted buses) and nearby Red Line stops; parking mostly street parking or nearby garages (no dedicated venue lot).
  • Nearby hotels: The Robey (2018 W North Ave, a nearby Wicker Park hotel) as a close lodging option for visitors.
  • Status: Chicago pop-up closed in 2017 and space later renamed/reused; LA pop-up closed in 2019.