Can anybody please tell me were Munk's is located I know that it is not actually Munks but the bulding is the same and I would like to stop by on my trip to NY this weekend. Thanks.
Munk's
Fans direct a visitor to Tom's Restaurant at 112th and Broadway in New York City, which serves as the exterior location for Monk's Cafe on the show.
In , [email] writes:
Monk's is really Tom's Restaurant on the corner of 112th and Broadway. I'm told the inside looks nothing at all like the set, and the food is decent.
On Wed, 26 Nov 1997 [email] wrote:
the show. If you're going to New York this weekend you may have trouble finding it.
"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner
In , Single White Male writes:
D'oh! Or, you can stop by the corner of 112th and Broadway in NYC. You'll find Tom's Restaurant, which is what they use for the exterior shots of Monk's.
Careful Dave, I just got flamed for my crusade to correct 'alot' a lot. It seems there is a PSPG (Poor Spellor's Pretection Groop) - be fair to the illiterate, support the decay of education, What Me Read?, And I guess I crossed their the line. :-) Keep up your great posts. They keep us intersted in this years's crop (with an oh) of shows.
"The News Guy-(Mike)" wrote:
You GO Boys.
BTW, it is "interested" and "year's."
MsLiz
In , "The News Guy-(Mike)" writes:
Hey, wait a minute. Notice I avoided the whole 'alot a lot' thread. Grammar and spelling don't bug me much, I don't have much time for proofreading either, but when you mess with a proper noun, well, watch out. I've seen Krammer, Kramar, Giorge, Elane, you name it, and there's no greater sin (well, few greater sins) than misspelling a name. For the record, here are some correct spellings:
Jerry Seinfeld, George Costanza, Elaine Marie Benes, Cosmo Kramer, Monk's, Tim Whatley, Babu Bhatt, Poppie, Jack Klompus, Mr. Lippman, Jackie Chiles, J Peterman, David Puddy, Kenny Bania, "Crazy" Joe Davola.
Remember when Jerry and George has the meeting with the NBC Execs? And George mentioned to Russell Dalrymple how he prided himself in his ability to spell anyone's name correctly, them proceded to butcher Russell's name?
Well if truth be told, I've never forgiven George for that ;)
Don't forget Newman! His name gets butchered just as much. I've seen it spelled Neuman, Neumann, Newmann, Newmen, Neumen, and Neumenn. Yikes.
Don't forget Mr. Pitt, Mickey, Uncle Leo, Soup Nazi, Sue Ellen Mischke, and Jean-Paul Jean-Paul
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Yes, you're right, in the show, it is spelled "Kramer", probably the most common spelling...it's from the German. My name is spelled "Kramar", and while my name is from the Czech (Bohemian), it is also a surname found in Sweden.
Thank you.
Mr. Pitt was one of Elaine's former bosses, correct?
On 1 Dec 97 20:51:13 GMT, [email] (Dave) wrote:
Just dont eat there. You have been warned.>
stop by on my trip to NY this weekend. Thanks.
show. If you're going to New York this weekend you may have trouble finding it.
MONKS is in NYC....110 and B'way,,I think...never took the trip over there myself...I presume that some outside shots ,,stock footage is NYC while other shots are of the NYC lots of the California film studios...
Monk's is in New York. Someone in this group should now the exact address. Single White Male wrote in message ...
monk's is a tv show restaurant. it does not really exist. however, the shots of the monk's exterior are of "tom's restaurant" on the corner of Broadway and 114th (i think, somewhere on BWAY between 111th and 114th on the East side of the street). the interior, though, is very much different. it is a greasy spoon diner frequented by Columbia U. Students. there are a few seinfeld pictures posted there.
On Wed, 10 Dec 1997, Z wrote:
Tom's is on the corner of Broadway and 112th, a few blocks below Columbia.
Well, the inside of Monk's is in Los Angeles, located in the same soundstage as Jerry's apartment.
The exterior shots are from New York, and the restaurant is called, if I remember correctly, "Tom's Restaurant".
Tom's Restaurant was the basis for Suzanne Vega's song "Tom's Diner".