well central park is in the northern manhatten, Central Perk, the coffee shop made famous in the NBC sitcom Friends, is, if real, in Greenwhich Village, because that's where the people in friends were supposed to be living
that would be Central Perk.in the later episodes it was owned by Gunther,
Gunther is the manager of Central Perk and Rachel's and Joey's boss while they work there.
No. There is no "real" Central Perk. The Central Perk coffee shop from the TV series Friends was a set, built by set designers for NBC studios.There are some coffee shops that are replicas of the Central Perk set, built in homage to the show, but none of them are in New York City. See the Related Link below for more information about the imitation Central Perks.
Central Perk.
There is no "real" Central Perk. The Central Perk coffee shop from the TV series Friends was a set, built by set designers for NBC studios.There are some coffee shops that are replicas of the Central Perk set, built in homage to the show, but none of them are in New York City. See the Related Link below for more information about the imitation Central Perks.
The name of the café where the friends met in the TV show is Central Perk.
It's a set, shame :(
The TV show is entitled: "Friends"Central Perk is in Manhattan, New York. It is, however, fictitious and is not a real coffee shop.This is the link to the Wikipedia page of Central Perk. It supplies information about the Coffee Shop in the Friends sitcom. (It's also in the "Related Links" part of the question/answer) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Perk
Friends was primarily shown in Central Perk, a coffee house. However it was noted in one flashback episode that Central Perk was previously a bar that everyone hung out at.
Do you mean the bar? if u do, it's "The Drunken Clam". :) hope it helps! long live family guy!!!!!
Friends was primarily shown in Central Perk, a coffee house. However it was noted in one flashback episode that Central Perk was previously a bar that everyone hung out at.
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