Watch: Real Sopranos Locations You Can Still Visit

The Sopranos was filmed where it was set: real New Jersey diners, streets and pork stores that fans still pilgrimage to today. Watch the video above, then read where the show's most famous places actually are. More detail: where Pine Barrens was filmed.

Holsten's in Bloomfield, where the final scene was shot, still serves onion rings to fans sitting in the Soprano booth. Satriale's stood in Kearny, a real building turned pork store for production and demolished after the series ended, while the Bada Bing was a real Route 17 club called Satin Dolls in Lodi. The Soprano house, in North Caldwell, became so famous its owners sold the famous driveway pizza oven photo ops and eventually listed it for millions. New Jersey itself is the show's co-star: Chase insisted the suburbs, not Manhattan, were where the American mob story now lived.

Quick answer: Most Sopranos landmarks are real New Jersey places: Holsten's in Bloomfield, Satin Dolls on Route 17, and the Soprano house in North Caldwell.

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