Fictional restaurants/bars in the TV world

[Dude111]

Thank you for your entries Jimmy

[80sTrivia]

The Mona Lisa, Oakdale's finest eating establishment, owned & operated by Lisa (Eileen Fulton) for over twenty years on As the World Turns:

[JamesG]

Current One - Happy's Place from "Happy's Place"

Though not related to the show, I've seen that real establishments with that name have been having viewing parties.

[Adamantium]

Mario's (Taxi)
The Hub (That '70s Show / That '90s Show)
Fatso Burger (That '70s Show)
Lucky Burger (NewsRadio)
The Rustic Fig (Mom)
The Minuteman Cafe (Newhart)

[JamesG]

Originally Posted by Adamantium

The Rustic Fig (Mom)

Also from Mom: Burgundy Bistro

[JamesG]

Mariposa Saloon from "Westworld"

[80sTrivia]

The Rusty Anchor from The Golden Girls:

[biffbronson]

Mama Rossini's Italian Restaurant on My Three Sons (Season 10 only).

[JamesG]

The vampire bar Fangtasia from "True Blood"

Alex's Bar in Long Beach, CA. was used for filming.

[80sTrivia]

The Scoops Ahoy ice cream parlor from Stranger Things:

[80sTrivia]

Brady's Pub, opened by Shawn & Caroline Brady on Days of Our Lives:

[JamesG]

Restaurants were heavily featured on HBO's "The Sopranos". Some were real establishments and others were made up for the show.

Here are the fictional spots I could find:




Bada Bing!





Satin Dolls in Lodi, NJ. was the location for the fictional strip club Bada Bing!. Guests can purchase official Bada Bing! merch in the club such as t-shirts, glasses, etc.

Scenes that took place in the upstairs office were filmed on a soundstage.







Beansie’s





Beansie's was the pizzeria owned by Peter Gaeta (Paul Herman). Anthony Soprano Jr. (Robert Iler) worked there.

The real location is Main Pizzeria in Patterson, NJ.







Da Giovanni





Da Giovanni served as the location of the confirmation party for Phil Leotardo's (Frank Vincent) grandson.

Aria's Italian Restaurant in Fairfield Township, NJ was used at the time of filming. Aria's has since closed and it is now Lumi's Restaurant.







Dartford Tavern





The fictional bar in Dartford, New Hampshire was where Vito (Joseph R. Gannascoli) got into a fight in the parking lot.

Big John's Pub in Newfoundland, NJ was used for filming. The place has since closed and the property is now vacant.







Dartford Diner





Dartford Diner is a favorite hangout spot for Vito.

Boonton Diner in Boonton, NJ. was used for filming and the place has since closed. It was then Cafe Y Canela Diner and Bakery which has also closed.







Unnamed Maine Restaurant





Tony and Meadow Soprano stop at this restaurant in Maine while looking at colleges.

The place used for filming was The 76 House in Tappan, NY.







Nuovo Vesuvio





Nuovo Vesuvio is the Italian restaurant owned by Tony's childhood friend Artie Bucco (John Ventimiglia).

Punta Dura in Long Island City, NY. was used for filming. Punta Dura has since closed and the spot is now the Mediterranean restaurant Anemos.







Ooh-Fa Pizza & Restaurant





Ooh-Fa's is owned by Roy DelGuercio (Kevin Janicelli).

Ralph Piccolo's Pizza & Pasta in Paterson, NJ. is the real place. They display the sign "aka Ooh-Fa".







Unnamed Pennsylvania Steakhouse





Tony and Christopher (Michael Imperioli) stop here on their way back to NJ.

Rod's Steak & Seafood Grille in Morristown, NJ. was used for filming.







Sit Tite





A popular hangout spot of Junior (Dominic Chianese).

A&T Diner in Jersey City, NJ. was used for filming. The spot is now Asian Kitchen, a Chinese-American take-out place.







The KaƂape





This was the headquarters of the Russian Mob.

The event venue Richfield Regency in Verona Township, NJ. was used for filming.







Vesuvio





Vesuvio was the original restaurant owned by Artie during Season 1. Tony has it burned down for Artie to claim the insurance.

Del Porto Ristorante in Elizabeth, NJ. was used for filming.

[JamesG]

Louis Huang's Cattleman's Ranch Steakhouse from "Fresh Off the Boat"

The real Louis Huang opened up a bunch of restaurants and one of them was a Cattleman's Ranch. It closed some time ago and the place in Orlando, FL. is now a Hooters.

Max's of Manila in Glendale, CA. was used for the show's exterior.

[80sTrivia]

Barth's Burgers from You Can't Do That on Television. All the local kids hung out there even though the owner Barth (the late, great Les Lye) would invariably say or do something disgusting to make them hurl up their burgers & fries...

[JamesG]

City Wok and City Sushi from "South Park"