Every long-running show needs a place where the cast can sit and talk, and some of those rooms became as famous as the shows.
1Central PerkThe Friends coffeehouse with the orange couch, where six New Yorkers spent ten seasons talking.1000pts
2Speedy's CaféThe sandwich bar below 221B Baker Street in Sherlock, a real café on North Gower Street in London.651pts
3The BrickThe Northern Exposure saloon in Cicely, Alaska, a real bar in Roslyn, Washington.602pts
4CheersThe Boston bar where everybody knows your name; the exterior is the Bull & Finch Pub on Beacon Street.588pts
5The Bang Bang BarThe Twin Peaks roadhouse where dreamy live bands played, filmed at the Fall City Roadhouse in Washington.588pts
6The Aidensfield ArmsThe village pub in Heartbeat, really the Goathland Hotel on the North York Moors.481pts
7The Cheesecake FactoryWhere Penny waited tables and the Big Bang Theory guys ate on Thursdays.481pts
8The BeefThe chaotic Chicago sandwich shop in The Bear, filmed at the real Mr. Beef on Orleans Street.344pts
9The WoolpackEmmerdale's village pub, first filmed at the real Woolpack in Esholt, Yorkshire.344pts
10The Rovers ReturnCoronation Street's pub, the centre of Weatherfield gossip since 1960.259pts
11Double R DinerTwin Peaks' home of damn fine coffee and cherry pie, filmed at Twede's Cafe in North Bend.259pts
12Moe's TavernHomer's dingy Springfield bar in The Simpsons, rebuilt for real at Universal Studios.160pts
13Monk's CaféSeinfeld's corner diner booth; the exterior is Tom's Restaurant on Broadway in Manhattan.160pts
14The Crown & AnchorTed Lasso's Richmond local, filmed at The Prince's Head pub on Richmond Green.0pts





















