The diner featured in the final scene of The Sopranos is Holsten's. In the series finale, “Made in America,” Tony Soprano arrives at Holsten's Brookdale Confectionery in Bloomfield, New Jersey, and waits for Carmela and A.J. to join him. Meadow is still trying to park outside when the episode abruptly cuts to black.
Holsten's is not technically a traditional diner: it is an ice-cream and candy shop that also serves food. The location became one of television's most recognizable filming sites because the final scene deliberately leaves Tony's fate unresolved. Fans have debated for years whether the blackout represents Tony's death or simply the end of the audience's access to his story.
The scene was filmed at the real Holsten's in March 2007. The production chose the shop for its ordinary, family-friendly atmosphere, which contrasts sharply with Tony's criminal life. Common mix-ups include naming the Bada Bing or Vesuvio, both important locations in the series but neither the setting of the finale.