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"Master of None, a thoughtful comedy series co-created by and starring comedian Aziz Ansari, made its debut on Netflix on November 6. The 10-episode first season feels like a warm, intimate, and immersive tour of Ansari&#39;s New York, shot on location at bars and restaurants throughout the city, primarily in Brooklyn.\n\nThis far-from-comprehensive list will show you where to find many of the envy-inducing spots patronized by Master of None&#39;s main characters. (Before you plan a trip to Nashville, we&#39;re sorry to tell you that Tickler&#39;s BBQ and its white sauce aren&#39;t real.)\n\n\n16 Handles\n\n37-07 30th Avenue, Astoria (Queens)\n\nDev (Aziz Ansari) wants gelato, but the kids he’s babysitting insist on froyo.\n\n\nParm\n\n248 Mulberry Street, Nolita (Manhattan)\n\nAmanda (Maria Dizzia), Nathan (David Krumholtz), and Dev lunch on take-out sandwiches.\n\n\nThink Coffee\n\n1 Bleecker Street, East Village (Manhattan)\n\nDev is forced to audition over Skype in this busy coffee shop.\n\n\nShun Lee Palace\n\n155 East 55th Street, Midtown East (Manhattan)\n\nDev and Brian (Kelvin Yu) take their parents out for a nice dinner.\n\n\nHotel Delmano\n\n82 Berry Street, Williamsburg (Brooklyn)\n\nDev asks a Hotel Delmano waitress, Alice (Nina Arianda), out on a date.\n\n\nBaby&#39;s All Right\n\n146 Broadway, Williamsburg (Brooklyn)\n\nDev and Alice enjoy a Father John Misty show at Baby’s All Right, until she&#39;s thrown out of the venue for stealing a jacket.\n\n\nAlameda\n\n195 Franklin Street, Greenpoint (Brooklyn)\n\nDenise (Lena Waithe) and Dev catch up on their love lives.\n\n\nAchilles Heel\n\n180 West Street, Greenpoint (Brooklyn)\n\nDev meets up with Rachel (Noël Wells) at the Father John Misty afterparty.\n\n\nMarlow &amp; Sons\n\n81 Broadway, Williamsburg (Brooklyn)\n\nDev and Ravi (Ravi Patel) debrief about racism in casting over coffee.\n\n\nMorgenstern&#39;s\n\n2 Rivington Street, Lower East Side (Manhattan)\n\nThe douchey husband (Noah Emmerich) of Dev&#39;s married love interest (Claire Danes) cuts in line to order the last King Kong banana split.\n\n\nDirty French\n\n180 Ludlow Street, Lower East Side (Manhattan)\n\nDev takes an uninterested internet date out to dinner here, the restaurant he told Nina is his favorite he&#39;s been to recently.\n\n\nMission Chinese\n\n171 East Broadway (Lower East Side)\n\nOver dinner, Denise suggests Dev take Rachel to Nashville for their first date.\n\n\nParlor Coffee at Persons of Interest\n\n84 Havemeyer Street, Williamsburg (Brooklyn)\n\nRachel and Dev grab cortados from this pop-up café in a barbershop.\n\n\nRobert&#39;s Western World\n\n416 Broadway, Nashville (Tennessee)\n\nRachel and Dev go dancing at this honky tonk on their Nashville date.\n\n\n169 Bar\n\n169 East Broadway, Lower East Side (Manhattan)\n\nDev and Arnold (Eric Wareheim) have a very different experience walking home from this bar than Dev&#39;s castmate Diana (Condola Rashad).\n\n\nAce Bar\n\n531 East 5th Street, East Village (Manhattan)\n\nAfter he gets a subway masturbator arrested, women buy drinks for Dev all night.\n\n\nBamonte&#39;s\n\n32 Withers Street, Williamsburg (Brooklyn)\n\nDev sneaks Rachel&#39;s grandmother Carol (Lynn Cohen) out of her nursing home and takes her to this Italian restaurant, which dates back to 1900.\n\n\nTacos Morelos\n\nNorth 7th Street and Bedford Avenue, Williamsburg (Brooklyn)\n\nAfter 45 minutes of online restaurant research, Dev settles on this taco truck, but by the time he and Arnold get there, they&#39;re out of tortillas.\n\n\nEl Rey Coffee Bar &amp; Luncheonette\n\n100 Stanton Street, Lower East Side (Manhattan)\n\nDev and his dad (Shoukath Ansari, Aziz&#39;s real-life father) meet up to talk Sylvia Plath and relationships.\n\nMentioned but not seen: Happy Ending, Mr. Chow, The Cabin Down Below, Giorgio&#39;s of Gramercy\n\nSpotted a place we missed? Let us know!\n\nMolly Fitzpatrick is senior editor of Fusion&#39;s Pop &amp; Culture section. Her interests include movies about movies, TV shows about TV shows, and movies about TV shows, but not so much TV shows about movies.\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n"
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