Location 01Toronto-Dominion Centre (TD Centre)
Ontario, Toronto, Canada Outside only
Filmed here: Bateman's Pierce & Pierce office interiors and exteriors, including running scenes and mistaken identity climax
The TD Centre's black steel towers serve as the home of Pierce & Pierce, Bateman's investment firm. Both office interiors and exteriors were filmed here, including the running sequences and the mistaken identity climax, with the identical towers deliberately chosen to echo the story's themes of doubling. The public plaza and exteriors are freely accessible today, though the interiors remain private offices. Visitors can walk the plaza and photograph the architecture that made Bateman's world feel interchangeable and cold.
Location 02Pearl Street (between Duncan & Simcoe)
Ontario, Toronto, Canada Free to see
Filmed here: Alley shootout and police chase scene with exploding car
This public street in Toronto's Entertainment District hosted the alley shootout and police chase, complete with an exploding car. It remains a working downtown block and a popular filming location for productions shooting in the city. Fans of the film's chaotic final act can simply walk the stretch between Duncan and Simcoe and recognize the alley from the sequence. No tickets or special access are needed, making it one of the easiest locations to visit on foot.
Location 03The Omni King Edward Hotel (Consort Bar)
Ontario, Toronto, Canada Ticketed
Filmed here: Lounge and bar scenes including Ed Gein quote and business card discussion
The Consort Bar at the Omni King Edward Hotel stands in for the upscale lounge where Bateman delivers the Ed Gein quote and the infamous business card discussion unfolds. The hotel is a historic luxury property, and the bar and public areas can be visited through a hotel stay or by dining there. It offers one of the few chances to sit inside an actual interior used in the film rather than just an exterior.
Location 04Federal Hall
New York, United States Free to see
Filmed here: Bateman running past the statue of George Washington
One of the genuine New York locations, Federal Hall on Wall Street appears when Bateman runs past the statue of George Washington. The building is a national memorial with public access to its exterior and grounds, so travelers can recreate the moment easily. Unlike the Toronto locations, this spot delivers authentic Manhattan atmosphere, which is fitting since the film is set in New York. It pairs well with the other Financial District locations used in the shoot.
Location 05Senator Restaurant
Ontario, Toronto, Canada Ticketed
Filmed here: Restaurant scenes including Texarkana/Ballroom Bowl equivalent
This long-standing Toronto diner-style restaurant stood in for several restaurant scenes in the film, including the Texarkana and Ballroom Bowl equivalents. It operates as a public restaurant, so anyone can eat where the cast filmed. Its name and status have changed over the years, so visitors should check its current situation before planning a meal. It sits north of the downtown core, a short trip from the main cluster of filming locations.
Location 06Monsoon Restaurant (formerly at 100 Simcoe Street)
Ontario, Toronto, Canada Closed
Filmed here: Barcadia passed off as Dorsia restaurant scene
Monsoon Restaurant played Dorsia, the impossibly exclusive eatery Bateman cannot secure a reservation at, with its space passed off as the fictional hotspot Barcadia in one scene. The location at 100 Simcoe Street no longer operates as the original restaurant, so fans should not expect to dine in Bateman's shoes here. The address still exists in downtown Toronto near the other core locations, and the exterior can be viewed from the street.
Location 07Shark City Bar and Grill
Ontario, Toronto, Canada Closed
Filmed here: Nightclub and bar scenes
This venue hosted some of the film's nightclub and bar scenes, part of Bateman's nightly circuit of drinking and posturing. The former location is now closed or redeveloped, so there is little to see of the original interior today. It sits well north of downtown Toronto, farther from the main cluster of locations. Dedicated fans tracing every site may pass by, but casual visitors will find their time better spent at the accessible downtown spots.
Location 08Phoenix Concert Theater
Ontario, Toronto, Canada Ticketed
Filmed here: Nightclub scenes
The Phoenix Concert Theater served as one of the film's nightclub settings, capturing the neon-lit nightlife Bateman moves through. Unlike several other venues from the production, it remains an active concert hall, and access generally depends on the event schedule, since entry is ticketed. Checking what is on during a Toronto visit could turn a film location pilgrimage into a night out. It is a rare case of a location from the film still operating in a similar capacity.
Location 09Rector Street / Madison Avenue area (Arader Gallery vicinity)
New York, United States Free to see
Filmed here: ATM scene with stray cat command
This New York street corner appears in the memorably absurd ATM scene, where the machine commands Bateman to feed it a stray cat. The prop ATM was added for filming, so do not expect it today. The surrounding block is public and freely walkable, situated in the Financial District close to Federal Hall. Fans can cover both New York exteriors in a single short walk through the neighborhood.
Location 10Greenwich Street / Carlisle Street
New York, United States Free to see
Filmed here: Street scenes including setting off car alarms
These Financial District streets in New York were used for general street scenes, including the sequence in which Bateman sets off car alarms. Both are ordinary public streets, easy to visit and combine with the nearby ATM scene location and Federal Hall. They give the film's New York footprint a compact footprint of its own. A short stroll through the area covers everything the production shot in Manhattan exteriors.
