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- The Marketplace at Steamtown. Begin your Scranton tour at the Steamtown Mall, which was the setting for several memorable scenes throughout the series, including the season 3 episode “Women’s Appreciation,” when Michael Scott takes the ladies of Dunder Mifflin on a shopping outing that features relationship discussions shared over a meal in the food court.
- Cooper’s Seafood House. Fans of The Office are sure to prioritize a meal at Cooper’s Seafood House, which was a favorite dining spot throughout the series.
- Dwight Schrute Mural at On&On. Whether you love Dwight Schrute or love to hate him, be sure to check out the larger-than-life mural of his likeness in downtown Scranton.
- Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Company. While you won’t find the Dunder Mifflin office building in Scranton, you will find the real-life paper company featured in the series’ opening credits.
- Jim & Pam’s House
- Poor Richards Pub
- Phyllis and Bob Vance’s Wedding Church
- Steamtown Mall
- Jim & Pam’s Church
- Oscar’s House
- Dunder Mifflin Building
- Other The Office Filming Locations
- My Easy Dwight Costume
Address: 13831 Calvert Street, Van Nuys Personally, if my husband bought me a house with a permanent creepy clown painting without asking me, I wouldn’t be too thrilled. But this classic set location is easy to find, has tons of street parking, and makes a great first stop. Jim & Pam’s house looks a bit different now – there’s way fewer trees, no w...
Address: 21010 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills Poor Richards – aka Pickwick’s Pub in real life – is a divey little Packers bar (much to my delight, as I originally hail from Wisconsin.) I was a little nervous that the staff would be annoyed that yet ANOTHER group of The Office fans showed up just to buy a beer and take photos, but the bartender was in...
Address: 4390 Colfax Ave, North Hollywood Phyllis and Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration, got married at the First Christin Church of North Hollywood. There’s a parking lot next to it that says it’s for church parking only, but we parked there for 5 quick minutes to snap photos. I was a former wedding photographer, this scene always tickles me. I can’t...
Address: 14006 Riverside Dr, Sherman Oaks The Steamtown Mall actually a Westfield Fashion Square Mall, but if you’re mega fans like yours truly, you can still find the places they filmed inside. Probably one of the most awkward episodes of all is when Micheal takes the ladies of the office to the mall to go shopping and not just any store. Victoria...
Address: 14115 W Magnolia Blvd, Sherman Oaks The First Christian Church aka Jim & Pam’s wedding church! This was where I changed out of my yellow Dwight costume and into a white dress I had packed along. I had happened to style my hair curly that day and we decided I looked enough like a “Pam in a wedding dress” to snap some photos with Three-Hole ...
Address: 5232 Longridge Ave, Sherman Oaks I’ve always wondered what Angela thought of Oscar’s house when she came to live with him. Probably thought the blue was whoreish or something (HA!) What you don’t see on the show is the beautiful tree that was starting to blossom in front of the house. The owners were home (hence the car in the driveaway) s...
Address: 13927 Saticoy Street, Panorama City And now, for the hero: The Dunder Mifflin Office! Sadly, the Scranton Business park is no longer, this building is now the Chandler Valley Center Studios in the San Fernando Valley. As you can see from the photos, it looks exactly the same from in the show, but with a different name slapped on the front....
We ran out of time (and also getting tired, we did wake up at 3am and flew to LA that same after all!) These are the other locations from The Office that we didn’t get a chance to visit but you totally can if you’re a champ! *Since we did not visit these in person, I can’t guarantee the addresses are 100% correct but these are where I believe each ...
Oh, and as you can see from photos, we took our fangirling to a whole other level by dressing up as characters. (Or, stealing the identity of our favorite characters, which isn’t a joke JIM, but we sure had fun.) I absolutely adore Dwight Schrute (and yellow just happens to be my favorite color) so I called dibs on his sexy mustard ensemble. Gen wa...
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- Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe. Located on 1040 S. Washington Ave, Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe in Scranton is a stop fans of the sitcom can take. In the show’s fourth season, there was a debate between Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe and Pizza by Alfredo.
- Cooper’s Seafood House. The place that inspired Cooper’s Seafood House can be found at 701 N. Washington Ave. in Scranton. Cooper’s Seafood House was mentioned several times on the show.
- Poor Richard’s Pub. Located on 125 Beech St, Poor Richard’s Pub is often mentioned and featured in many episodes of The Office. The episodes where you can particularly appreciate Poor Richard’s Pub are “Cocktails,” “Local Ad,” “St.
- The Marketplace at Steamtown. The Office fans can head to 300 Lackawanna Ave. in Scranton for the Steamtown Mall. In the show, boss Michael Scott takes the women to the mall in “Women’s Appreciation” in Season 3.
The Office: The Story of Us mural by Hagopian Arts is a project of Scranton Tomorrow with support from Universal Television and Peacock. The Lackawanna County Visitors Bureau is the premier sponsor. The mural at 503 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania, was completed in August 2023.
- The Office: The Story of Us Mural. The newest and largest of the city’s tributes to “The Office”, this mural was dedicated on October 6, 2023. Created by Hagopian Arts, you’ll find it on the back of Community Bank, at 503 Lackawanna Ave.
- Coney Island Lunch. Located right next to the mural mentioned previously, Coney Island Lunch is a classic American diner. Located at 515 Lackawanna Avenue, it’s hard not to love “The Third Best Hot Dog in All America!”
- Steamtown Mall. Mentioned on numerous episodes throughout the show’s nine season run, the Steamtown Mall (now called The Marketplace at Steamtown) at 400 Lackawanna Avenue is a must-see for fans of “The Office”.
- The Electric City Aquarium and Reptile Den. Located inside the Marketplace at Steamtown, you’ll find the Electric City Aquarium and Reptile Den, PA’s second-largest aquarium.
Aug 21, 2023 · The Marketplace at Steamtown - Scranton, PA. Formerly known as the Steamtown Mall, which is what it's called on the show, the Marketplace is home to several key references in Office lore...
Over 3,500 visitors have participated in the official “Office” tour of landmarks featured on the show, contributing to the revitalization of the city’s downtown area. The urban center now boasts an array of new restaurants, businesses, and apartments. Memorable Scranton locations featured on The Office include:
