Without our beloved booths we were nothing. To my way of thinking, and I know I am not alone here, tearing out booths is an ...

Tony Soprano was last seen eating onion rings and listening to “Don’t Stop Believin’” while sitting in a red restaurant booth. TV sets across the world abruptly cut to black, and fans of ...

When fans of the TV show "The Sopranos" last saw fictional mob boss Tony Soprano in 2007, he was sitting at a booth in a New Jersey diner eating onion rings with his family - you know, his wife ...

The diner booth that served as the set for one of the most-discussed scenes in television history can be yours, if you’ve got tens of thousands of dollars in your TV memorabilia budget.

The booth, which is being sold by Holsten’s, a diner in Bloomfield, New Jersey, also known as the setting of one of the most iconic final scenes in television history. “OWN THE FAMOUS SOPRANO ...

Chris Carley isn’t just sitting at the most famous diner booth in New Jersey. The co-owner of Holsten’s is positioned pretty much exactly where Tony Soprano sat back in 2007, when HBO’s ...

Once upon a time there was an old-fashioned diner-style restaurant in my town, and I frequented it for decades. A sizable group of us even had a breakfast club there, convening every morning to ...