Where was Arthur 2: On the Rocks filmed

Locations

• Arthur's Apartment, 676 Park Avenue and East 68th Street

  In movie

  Scene where the apartment exterior represents the protagonist’s home base and personal life, using a prestigious Park Avenue facade to emphasize the lifestyle he is associated with and the contrast between image, responsibility, and financial reality.

  Real

  Arthur's Apartment, 676 Park Avenue and East 68th Street on the map

  Scene was shot at 676 Park Avenue near East 68th Street on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, an area known for luxury co-ops, doormen, and some of the city’s most expensive residential blocks. The address sits within a dense grid of high-end apartment buildings.

• Linda's Brownstone, 36 West 89th Street and Central Park West

  In movie

  Scene where the brownstone exterior is used to depict Linda’s home environment, supporting story moments tied to marriage expectations and domestic pressure, with the Upper West Side setting helping sell a comfortable, stable, lived-in Manhattan life.

  Real

  Linda's Brownstone, 36 West 89th Street and Central Park West on the map

  Scene was shot at 36 West 89th Street near Central Park West on the Upper West Side, a classic brownstone-lined area close to Central Park. The block’s architecture and stoops are strongly associated with established residential New York and family-oriented city living.

• Sutton Square and Sutton Place

  In movie

  Scene where the neighborhood streets are used for transitional and relationship beats in a refined setting, visually communicating a polished Manhattan atmosphere and providing a believable backdrop for characters moving through wealthy social territory.

  Real

  Sutton Square and Sutton Place on the map

  Scene was shot around Sutton Square and Sutton Place on Manhattan’s East Side by the East River, a quiet residential enclave with elegant buildings, small parks, and calmer traffic than Midtown avenues. It is recognized for discreet wealth and river-adjacent streets.

• Tavern on the Green

  In movie

  Scene where the characters are shown in an upscale, public setting that signals old-money Manhattan comfort and social visibility, using the restaurant environment to underline status, relationships, and the pressure of keeping up appearances.

  Real

  Tavern on the Green on the map

  Scene was shot at Tavern on the Green, a historic, well-known restaurant set inside Central Park near West 67th Street. The venue is a real dining destination with landmark status, event spaces, and a strong association with classic New York social life.

• Tavern on the Green (Central Park)

  In movie

  Scene where

  Real

  Tavern on the Green on the map

  Scene was shot Constructed originally to hold the sheep that grazed on the nearby Sheep Meadow in 1870, the building was remodeled in 1934 into an elegant but affordable restaurant in Central Park. The restaurant passed through the hands of several owners over the century before going bankrupt in 2009. Several years later the restaurant was remodeled and finally reopened in 2014.

  New York, Tavern on the Green