By Anjuli Johnson Hulu picked up all nine seasons of Seinfeld, and if you haven’t heard, it’s now available for streaming! In honor of this occasion, we decided to highlight our top 3 NYC locations from the iconic 90s sitcom. Tom’s Restaurant This Upper West Side (technically Morningside Heights) establishment was used as the…

By Anjuli Johnson I just happened to be watching The Mysteries of Laura a few weeks ago when suddenly I realized, “Hey, I know her!” That’s right. Our very own On Location Tours guide, Sarah Louise Lilley (Sex and the City Hotspots and TCM Classic Film Tour), was in episode 21, “The Mystery of the…

By Anjuli Johnson On Location Tours has teamed up with Dinner With the Boys, a new “killer” comedy running through June 28th at the Acorn Theatre here in NYC. If you enjoy mobster tales and dark comedy, you’ll love this play. I had the pleasure of seeing Dinner With the Boys last week, and trust…

By Marc Baron, Sopranos Sites Tour Guide As soon as I walked into the Acorn Theater and saw Jessica Parks’ set, with all its fabulous detail clearly marking the location as “New Jersey Italian,” with an appropriate print of DaVinci’s Last Supper and a theater filled with an assortment of Italian songs, I knew I…

By Anjuli Johnson The all-female Ghostbusters reboot, starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones (it’s also rumored that Cecily Strong may be involved!), is getting ready to start filming in Boston this summer. Fans of the franchise naturally panicked a little at this news. Ghostbusters NOT taking place in New York?! But…

By Marc Baron Last week I was invited to a performance of the new Off-Broadway play, Queen for a Day, starring David Proval (Richie Aprile of The Sopranos) and Vincent Pastore (The Sopranos’ Big Pussy), at the Theater at St. Clements on the west end of Restaurant Row. I had no idea what to expect,…

By Anjuli Johnson It’s been a long, freezing winter… but spring has finally arrived here in New York! Now that we’re all leaving hibernation behind, it’s time to rediscover the joys of the city’s outdoors. Here are some ideas to get you started: 1. Walk the High Line This elevated rail line running along Manhattan’s west side was saved from demolition and turned into a public park. It spans approximately 20 blocks from the Meatpacking District through Chelsea. Escape from the busy streets below and bask in the city’s newfound warmth. 2. Have a picnic or eat brunch outside Pack a picnic and pick a park – any park! NYC has plenty of cozy outdoor spaces perfect for enjoying a meal. And if you’re into breakfast food, you can easily find a delicious brunch spot with outdoor seating. 3. Take…

Top 6 NYC Locations in Unbreakable By Anjuli Johnson Talk of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Netflix’s new original comedy series, is all over the internet, along with the show’s catchy, uplifting theme song. If you’ve seen the show, “hashbrown no filter” is probably part of your daily vernacular, “pinot noir” has a whole new meaning, and…

We all know Boston isn’t the nicest to actors who mess with our accent. So who is the newest hottie trying his hand? Kyle Chandler of Friday Night Lights fame will co-star along side Casey Affleck for the movie Manchester-by-the-Sea, which is the newest film from Kenneth Lonergan. Kyle is quoted in Boston Magazine saying…

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Baby, it’s cold outside! …And we’re over it. Seriously. 100+ inches of snow here in Boston is enough. Since we don’t want to leave the house at this point (and we figure you don’t either) we’ve pulled together our top picks for Boston-based movies so you’ll have something fun to watch while you keep warm…

By Anjuli Johnson New York has been a Hollywood filming mecca for decades and its appeal is only growing. To celebrate the Oscars, this Sunday night on ABC, On Location Tours has rounded up a list of classic Best Picture winners that were filmed in NYC. The first Oscar-winning movie ever filmed in New York…