There Is A Malibu Barbie Cafe Coming To Miami
2023 was a big year for Barbie with her popularity soaring to new heights and a Malibu Barbie Cafe is coming to Miami.
Barbie has always been popular, however 2023 was her year. The movie broke 17 box office records during it’s time in the theaters in July. For instance, the movie had the biggest opening of 2023, the biggest opening by a female director, the highest opening for a non-sequel and the biggest opening for a toy-based film just to name a few. Absolutely a monster of a movie. Well, if you’ve been a fan or became one this year, get ready for a new Malibu Barbie Cafe to open in Miami.
There Is A Malibu Barbie Cafe Coming To Miami
Bucket Listers, the group behind other pop-up cafe’s like Saved by the Max, The Golden Girls Kitchen and The Peach Pit, will be opening a Malibu Barbie Cafe in Miami in January. It’ll be a throwback to the beachside 70’s energy when Malibu Barbie first hit the scene. According to a press release, the cafe will open January 31st in Wynwood. It’ll give guests the opportunity to experience Barbie dining with a variety of dishes including Pacific Paradise Pancakes, West Coast Wave Salad and Tubular Tenders, desserts and beverages. Plus, exclusive merch and fun interactive activities, including roller skating.
Here’s a look at the NYC location:
FIRST LOOK inside New York’s Malibu Barbie Cafe 😍💖 Head to our link in bio to see more + book your reservation pic.twitter.com/j7L5epBC7b
— Malibu Barbie Cafe (@BarbieCafeOffcl) May 17, 2023
Tickets will start at $29 for kids and $39 for adults. Reservations will begin soon, but you can get on the waitlist here.
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