‘The Sopranos’ booth at Holsten’s in Bloomfield up for auction
The booth where Tony and his family sat in the final scene of the show is currently accepting bids, and the top bid has currently swelled to over $50,000.
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A piece of "The Sopranos" history is up for auction.
The booth where Tony and his family sat in the final scene of the show is currently accepting bids, and the top bid has currently swelled to over $50,000.
The scene was shot at Holsten's in Bloomfield and has been a popular spot for fans to sit and enjoy favorites such as ice cream and onion rings since the show went off the air in 2007.
While Holsten's isn't closing, the owner says it's time for some much-needed renovations, citing the constant wear and tear on the interior of the business due to the show's legacy and longevity among fans.
The auction is set to end on Monday, March 4 at 10:02 p.m. The restaurant has set up an eBay listing where bids can be placed until then.
