12 famous restaurants and bars from TV series that are real

Would you like to order coffee in Central Perku, where they used to go Friends (Friends) or drank beer in a bar McLaren's, where Ted and the gang from the series pretty much beat her to it How I met your mother (How I Met Your Mother)? These and many other locations are not mirages, so no matter how hard you squint or pinch yourself, they will still be there. And like some movie scenes, have become inextricably linked with the series.

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We would like to feel like part of the cast, as part of the film industry? Visiting these restaurants or bars is probably the closest you'll get to it, so don't miss the opportunity.

Central Perk: Friends — New York. You can find it under the name Eight O'clock Coffee and it is newly opened, so we recommend prior announcement or reservation.

Tom's Restaurant: Seinfeld — New York. Tom's restaurant is hidden behind the moniker Monk's Cafe.

Campbell Apartment: Gossip Girl — New York. It is located in the Grand Central Terminal.

McLaren's: How I Met Your Mother — New York. McLaren's is based on McGee's Pub.

Dmitri's: Orange Is The New Black — New York. It is known by this name in the fictional world, but in reality you will find it under Rosario's. Located in Astoria.

Holsten's: The Sopranos — Bloomfield, New Jersey. If you remember the last episode of The Sopranos, then you know this bar, which is famous for its home-made sweets and ice creams.

Cheers: Cheers — Boston. Relive the 80s.

Twede's Café: Twin Peaks — North Bend, Washington. A family restaurant whose name and its cherry pie were brought to the world by the series directed by David Lynch.

Ben's Pizzeria: Louie — New York. What Nobel burek is here is Ben's pizzeria in New York. A refuge for night birds.

Jimbo's Place: Dexter — Virginia Key, Florida. In the series, nothing good happened in this location, not in the 1st, not in the 5th season. In reality, this hippie-tinged retreat delighted guests, but only until 2012, when it closed its doors.

Cafe Grumpy: Girls — New York. Apart from Hannah, this is probably the most popular bar, as well as Grampy Mucka.

Krusty Krab: SpongeBob SquarePants — Palestine. Although the real restaurant is located below the surface, you won't need a mask to visit it. Just a plane to get to the Middle East.