Seinfeld (NBC TV, 1989-98) Monk's Cafe Menu

The most famous diner in television history - and the menu that was on every table.

This is an original production-made Monk's Cafe menu from Seinfeld (NBC, 1989–98), the defining sitcom of its era. Monk's Cafe - the fictional Upper West Side diner where Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer convened to dissect the minutiae of modern life - appeared in nearly every episode of the show's nine-season run. This menu was custom printed for the production by The Earl Hays Press and sat on those tables throughout.

This is not a reproduction. This is a genuine production-made prop, pulled directly from the Earl Hays Press archive.

• As seen in: Seinfeld (NBC, 1989–98) - Monk's Cafe, throughout the series run

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Did you know? Seinfeld ran for nine seasons on NBC from 1989 to 1998 and is consistently ranked among the greatest television series ever made. The show's finale drew over 76 million viewers - one of the most-watched television events in American history. Monk's Cafe was modeled on Tom's Restaurant, a real Upper West Side diner on Broadway and 112th Street in Manhattan, which was used for all exterior shots throughout the series. The interior, however, was a purpose-built set, and The Earl Hays Press produced the Monk's Cafe menus and other printed props that dressed it across all nine seasons.