Picture it: 022 Archivesyear's 2017 and despite being cancelled in 1992, Golden Girlsis still your favorite show. What's a cheesecake-loving gal to do? Where can one hang out with pals and confidantes?

Don't worry, fellow friends of Dorothy (and Blanche, Rose and Sophia) -- the first Golden Girlscafe is open for business, and Instagram users have been showing it love.

NYC's Rue La Rue carries the motto "thank you for being a friend" and is dedicated to Rue McClanahan, who played everybody's favourite Southern floozy, Blanche Devereaux, on the iconic series.

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Along with actresses Betty White, Bea Arthur and Estelle Getty, McClanahan is honored in the themed eatery with memorabilia lining the walls and a menu that's 100 percent Golden Girls.(Betty White coconut cake or salted caramel Bea Arthur cheesecake, anyone?)

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The cafe's owner, Michael LaRue, was a good friend of McClanahan and is the executor of her estate, meaning the place is filled with her personal belongings, including her Emmy.

McClanahan's son, Mark Bish, is a co-owner of the Washington Heights cafe, which opened earlier this month.

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The cafe's currently open for breakfast and lunch, with a dinner menu expected to follow in the next few weeks.

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Forget Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda. The real groundbreaking feminists of TV were Miami retirees. May their legacy live on in every bite of delicious cheesecake and every shade-y remark shared between gal pals.

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