Just call us Holly Golightly...
Having breakfast at Tiffany's has topped many-a person's bucket list since the 1961 classic, Breakfast at Tiffany's, first graced our screens.
Who didn't want to be beauty icon Audrey Hepburn's eccentric socialite character Holly, frequenting Fifth Avenue's Tiffany & Co store in her Givenchy dress and browsing diamonds with a croissant and coffee in hand?
In fact we were all so attached to the idea that it was gutting when we discovered that having breakfast at Tiffany's wasn't actually a thing and that we'd have to make do with window-shopping with a Pret wrap instead.
Well - good news - Tiffany's is making Audrey Hepburn fans' dreams come true, now making having breakfast at Tiffany's a reality - you might have to find your own George Peppard to accompany you though!
Fifth Avenue's Tiffany & Co's flagship store is officially opening its first ever cafe on its fourth floor, named The Blue Box Cafe - a nod to the brand's iconic packaging - and it's not cheap!
But seeing as Audrey Hepburn's Breakfast at Tiffany's script sold for an eye-watering £630,000 earlier this year, we have a feeling it will still be a sell out.
The decor is strictly Tiffany blue - right down to the salt shakers, and the menu is fit for Hollywood royalty - we're talking lobster salad lunches, afternoon teas and for breakfast, everything from avo toast to truffled eggs.
If you'll excuse us, we're off to NYC to try this out for ourselves.
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