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Where Was Seinfeld Filmed?

Seinfeld, the quintessential 'show about nothing,' masterfully blended real New York City locales with studio sets to create its iconic settings. While the series was primarily filmed on sound stages in Los Angeles, several real-world locations became synonymous with the show, offering fans tangible connections to Jerry and his friends' fictional world.

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Seinfeld Filming Locations

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The exterior shots of Jerry's apartment building were filmed at 757 S New Hampshire Ave in Los Angeles' Koreatown, standing in for his Upper West Side residence.
Serving as the exterior for Monk's Café, this real-life diner at 2880 Broadway in Manhattan's Morningside Heights became the gang's favorite hangout spot.
Located at 4024 Radford Ave in Studio City, Los Angeles, this studio housed the interior sets for Jerry's apartment and Monk's Café, as well as various street scenes filmed on its New York Street backlot.
Located at 259 W 55th Street in New York City, this eatery inspired the infamous 'Soup Nazi' episode, where strict ordering rules led to the catchphrase 'No soup for you!'
The backlot at 3400 Riverside Dr in Burbank, California, was used to depict the fictional town of Latham, Massachusetts, in the series finale.
Located at 234 W 44th St in New York City, this iconic theater district restaurant was featured in 'The Summer of George' episode, where Kramer dines after winning a Tony Award.
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