Younger was filmed in New York & Nyack in the United States of America.
7B Horseshoe Bar aka Vazacs
In movie
Scene where Kelsey sits in a bar waiting for Jade but the author never shows in episode 2x05 “Jersey, Sure”.
Real
Scene was shot Original constructed in 1935 as a Polish dining hall know as Vazac Hall, the space has since been transformed in the quintessential dive bar. The bar takes its name from the street corner it resides on and the long horseshoe shaped bar running down the center complete with 31 beer taps. The ambiance is completed by neon signs, a pinball machine, a jukebox, and layers upon layers of grime.
New York
Grand Army Plaza (Central Park)
In movie
Scene where Liza and Maggie drop Caitlin off at the bus to college in episode 3x01 “A Kiss Is Just a Kiss”.
Real
Scene was shot The Pulitzer Fountain was constructed in the Grand Army Plaza in 1916 with funding from the estate of the publishing mogul Joseph Pulitzer who died five years earlier. A statue of Pomona, the goddess of abundance, tops the fountain modeled by Doris Doscher by the sculpture Karl Bitter and finished by his widow Isidore Konti after his passing.
New York
4 Times Square
In movie
Scene where Liza covers for Kelsey at PitchFest and hears one good pitch among the trash in episode 4x07 “Fever Pitch”.
Real
Scene was shot A 52-story office building constructed in 1999 and formerly known as the Condé Nast Building. While the building itself isn't near the top of the list of tallest buildings in the city, it is topped with a 300-foot antenna mast for four FM radio stations and three TV stations. With the mast's height included the building becomes the 5th tallest in the city. The building was designed with two distinctly different sides, one to blend in with the extravagance of Times Square while the other fits in with the more sedate buildings of the adjacent business district.
New York
Royalton Park Avenue
In movie
Scene where Kelsey and Liza bring Colin to meet Redmond and convince him to become Colin's agent in episode 3x09 “Summer Friday”.
Real
Scene was shot A 249 room luxury hotel located just a few blocks from Madison Square Park, the Royalton Park Avenue includes a rooftop bar & pool, spa, and several event spaces with impressive city views.
New York
Pine Bank Arch Bridge (Central Park)
In movie
Scene where Lauren takes Caitlin to 'Equine Therapy' to help her get over Thad in episode 3x01 “A Kiss Is Just a Kiss”.
Real
Scene was shot A cast iron bridge constructed in 1861 by J.B. and W.W. Cornell Ironworks. The bridge runs over Bridle Path and since a redesign in the 1930s it terminates immediately after passing under the bridge. The bridge is one of the five remaining cast iron bridges from the park's original design.
New York
Bryant Park
In movie
Scene where Liza goes out to lunch with Kelsey to keep Lauren entertained while Kelsey reads a book in episode 1x02 “Liza Sows Her Oates”.
Real
Scene was shot Bryant Park is situated in midtown and contains the New York Public Library. The park originally open in 1847 as Reservoir Square, and was renamed Bryant Park in 1884. The park deteriorated over the years until a renovation in the 1980s, when the entire park was rebuilt over the newly constructed underground library stacks.
New York
Bank of America Tower
In movie
Scene where The lobby and exterior of the publishing house where Liza works frequently features conversations between Liza and her coworkers on their way to and from work.
Real
Scene was shot Situated at One Bryant Park, the Bank of America Tower was opened in 2009 as the fourth tallest building in New York (just below the Empire State Building). Designed to be incredibly environmentally sound, the building is the first skyscraper to achieve LEED Platinum Certification and includes two honeybee hives.
New York
160 East 83rd Street
In movie
Scene where Liza goes over to babysit for her boss's boss's children during the awards ceremony in episode 1x08 “Sk8”. Charles hosts a reading of P is for Pancake at his house in episode 3x06 “Me, Myself, and O”. Liza babysits for Charles's kids while he meets with his ex-wife in episode 4x08 “The Gelato and the Pube”.
Real
Scene was shot Originally constructed in 1899, this five-story 8000 square foot townhouse is currently on the market for $20 million. The five bedroom home also features an indoor basketball court, wood-paneled library, and a very large private garden.
New York