"It's always sunny in Philadelphia" is 16 seasons, with the 17th prime minister on July 9, 2025, and at that time, the show has accumulated several important locations. Some, as well as the exterior of Paddy's pub, are actually filmed in Los Angeles, where most of the series's internal scenes are filmed, but others were filmed at the site in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to give the performance of authenticity. There are one ton of real locations of Phili in the headlines of the show, of course, but otherwise, things are kind of an interesting mix of Phili and La similar, Only one member of the cast is actually from Philadelphia (At least it's the creator of the Rob McLean series).

Let's look at some of the most important shooting places from "It's always sunny in Philadelphia", doesn't count the different sets they have built for interiors. Before we get in, it is worth mentioning the Herald Investigator in Los Angeles, where the interiors for the fancy Italian restaurant and the original interior for Paddy's pub were originally built because they were built, because they were built, because they were built, because they were built, because they were built because It's just too cool.

Easily the most important exterior in the whole series is Paddy's pub, a massive brick building that houses the bar on its first floor. There is nothing of the other floors, except for Charlie's "bad room", an unfinished room similar to the ceiling only available through the air vents where Charlie (Charlie Day) goes into blot bottles when it is angry. We see the exterior of the pub in numerous episodes, and the full exterior of a small number, including the 14 episode "Paddy has a jumper" (pictured above) and season 3 episode "gang is held hostage", which also shows the gang of the lower roof of the one-story. Die Hard's "Yippee-Ki-Yay" scene.

The external recording location for Paddy's Paddy is a Pacific Warehouse located on 544 Mateo Street in downtown Los Angeles. It is an empty brick building that usually does not have the sign of Paddy that hangs out before (maybe Charlie has blew it), but it is still quite neat to check. The interiors of the show were shot entirely on sets, not in a warehouse, but it is cool to see the street where the gang climbs the most trouble.

For fans who want to check the door and do it for the semi-heavy residential building where Charlie and Frank (Dani Davito) live, they should look no more than 1311 s pembroke Lane in the center of Los Angeles. Until we see a lot of happening at this outdoor location, except Frank, Mac and Di (Caitlin Olson) the adventures In the funny episode "Defense of the World Series", " It's still fun to see.

While the interior of Frank and Charlie's apartment was filmed on a sound scene these days, it was originally filmed in one of the premises at the Barclay Hotel on the 103rd Eastern 4th in Los Angeles. To 'Always the sunny podcast,"The guys talked about how they brought furniture to wear the shooting room, but they changed nothing, banking of the look of Wallsids and bodies. In the end, they built a new version of the sound scene and in 2021 the hotel turned into a low -income housing for marginalized and non -income.

At least one of the gang's apartments is in Phili - or it was before they burned it during "the gang she fevering their beef". Dennis (Glenn Hawerton) and Mac live together in an apartment above the Italian market in Philadelphia. External shots for their apartment are at 903 Street in Philadelphia, over Anthony's Italian coffee house. We see the area in a slightly greater depth in the classic episode "The Gang hit the way" when they stop in the market to try both Barter and Charlie for the first time to try a pear. (He does not like it, though he ate both the core and the sticker ...) It is a fun chance to hear some accents on Phili in the show of The gang really gone, except for a few words of choice, And I imagine that a visit to the real Italian market would be a great experience for Fili even without her relationship with the show.

After the guys set fire to their apartment, they ended up moving to Di, whose outer apartment is on 916 Montros Street in Philadelphia, to the south side of the city. We really don't see the exterior of Di's apartment, except to establish shots, and the interiors are filmed on a sound scene, but looks like a cute side street and neighborhood.

Gigino may be the most important restaurant in Paddy's universe, but not the only one. The gang also joined the "old rock coffee", where Charlie, Di and Dennis got a job with the waitress (Mary Elizabeth Ellis) as their manager in the "gang sold out". The same location (though maybe not the same real restaurant in the universe) is where the guys Dinner in "The gang gets new member" When trying to impress their old friend Schmidi (Asoneyson Sudeikis) and try to get him to join the gang, and where Charlie is trying to impress the date he has met in a place of dating despite being swollen and smelling of cheese.

The shooting location itself is on Philbert 1201 Street in Philadelphia, which is actually the little Italy of Magiano, who is an Italian chain restaurant with some of the best Caesar gym you will ever taste. They may not serve milk steak and raw jelly, but you could absolutely have a meal there and enjoy the same atmosphere as the gang.

Although only one episode, the classic of Season 2 "Dennis and Di goes to well -being", seems to be vital to mention that those characters drink and sing when Mac comes to see them after leaving their stuff in Paddy. While drinking a thigh from brown paper bags and listening to BIZ brand's "only friend" The duo informs Mac that they will go to prosperity as soon as their unemployment expires and that is an early funny moment in the series. Was so funny that the shooting actually finished drawing a crowd in real lifeAs the passerby went to see what was happening and enjoying the sounds of the brand song.

The real stoop is located at 752 Southern 10th Street in Philadelphia, which is currently a private residence, so fans should be respected if they decide to visit it. That means it won't blow up "just a friend", no matter how fun it is.