Roosevelt Hospital

Seinfeld Fact: This is the hospital where Jerry and Kramer inadvertently drop a Junior Mint into Roy, Elaine's ex-boyfriend, while observing his splenectomy. While Roy takes a turn for the worse, his condition miraculously improves thanks to the chocolate-covered minty confection.

Tom's Restaurant (aka Monk's Cafe)

Monk's Café is a fictional coffee shop from the NBC sitcom Seinfeld. The exterior of Tom's Restaurant on 112th Street and Broadway, near Columbia University, is often shown on the show as the exterior of Monk's, though the interiors were shot on a sound stage. The coffee shop is almost always shot so that "Tom's" in the sign on the Broadway side is not visible. The windows in the interior set do not match those of the exterior location.

H&H Bagels

H&H Bagels has been featured on numerous television shows and movies. Most recently H&H appeared on NBC's 'Seinfeld'( H&H Bagels is where we found out Kramer really works, but was on strike all those years) and on the feature film You ve got Mail starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. Other television shows that have featured H&H include NBC 'Friends', Saturday Night Live, and L.A. Law, CNN, Good Morning America, ABC Wide World of Sports, USA Network US Open and many, many more. 1990 & 1991 NEW YORK PERSPECTIVES BEST BAGEL 1991 ZAGAT SURVEY: #1 BAGEL IN NEW YORK CITY 1995 ZAGAT SURVEY: NEW YORK CITY MARKETPLACE: TOP RATED BAGEL

Royale Pastry Shop

"Kosher bakery. Famous for being in "seinfeld" episodes." Seinfeld fact: Here is the famous location where Jerry and Elaine had babka problems, Jerry ate a black & white cookie, and then proceeded to break his non-vomit streak.

Mendy's

“Is soup really a meal?” Of course, we all know that from a famous episode of Seinfeld in which Banya asks Jerry to go to Mendy’s with him. But is soup really a meal? One look at the new and improved menu at Mendy’s and you’ll surely answer, “no way, not as long as they’re offering Bison Burgers, 24 oz. steaks, shawarma and sushi.” As the Seinfeld story goes, the creator of the show, Larry David, did actually dine at the restaurant on a daily basis and order the pea soup and a sandwich. But it wasn’t until owner, Mendy Merel, saw it on TV, that he realized Larry David wrote him in. It’s been sometime since then and Mendy and son, Eitan, have revamped the old Mendy’s. It definitely has the same great “old New York” flavor and taste - why change, when something’s been working - but they recently added a little style to their famed delicatessen.

Champagne Video

Seinfeld Fact: Champagne Video is visited frequently by George, Jerry, Kramer, and Elaine. George rented Home Alone and Rochelle Rochelle (an erotic journey from Milan to Minsk), and Elaine falls in love with one of the store employees, and 15 year old boy named Vincent, whom she provides smokes and alcohol.

Jerry Seinfeld's TV Apartment

The exterior shot of Jerrys apartment used in the show is of a building in Los Angeles. However, this is the address used in the show, and is where Jerry actually lived while doing stand-up here in New York

Reservoir Bar and Grill

Soup Kitchen International

This was the home of the very famous soup made by the Soup Nazi made famous on the TV program Seinfeld. The restaurant is now closed.

Yankee Stadium

Final game - September 21, 2008!Yankee Stadium is perhaps the most famous and respected baseball park in the world. As home of the New York Yankees, the stadium has hosted some of the greatest players of all time: Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, Reggie Jackson and many more. The 1923 structure features plaques of its greatest players along a wall behind the outfield fence. The stadium now seats 54,000.Hobbies & Activities category: Stadium or sports facility

Mr. Pitts Apartment

Mr. Pitts apartment building is located at 640 West End Avenue at 91st street (The entrance is on 91st Street). The building is covered in ivy

Elaine's Apartment from the Seinfeld TV show

The home of Elaine Benes, Jerry's ex-girlfriend turned constant companion. Site of her many romantic dalliances, most notably her intensive sponge worthy screening process.

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