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Map: A Guide To All The "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" Locations
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Ben Yakas
Published Jan 12, 2013
Modified Jan 12, 2013
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The jury is still out on whether Philadelphia is really the 6th borough or not, but there's no doubt that we love It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia—and judging by the reaction to news this week of Dayman Coffee IPA, it seems you love the show too. So we'd be remiss in not pointing out that a very dedicated Sunny fan has mapped out all the Philly-area locations used in the show. Creator and star Rob McElhenney took notice: "This is insane. How long did this take to do?"
View It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Location Guide in a larger map
These online maps are certainly a lot easier to understand than any of the maps the gang has come up with over the years. One caveat: if you're looking for the actual Paddy's Pub, you'll have to travel a lot farther to find it. In reality, the gang's bar is located at 548 Mateo Street in Los Angeles, as you can see here.
If you're looking for more real life Sunny products, there's lots of gold over at DickTowel.com, though they are surprisingly lacking in Fat Mac Hawaiian shirts. We really won't be satisfied until we can get our very own kitten mittens—the perfect solution if your cat makes TOO MUCH NOISE and is constantly STOMPING AROUND ALL THE TIME.
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Ben Yakas
Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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