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where was he's just not that into you filmed

He's Just Not That Into You was primarily filmed in Baltimore, Maryland, with additional shooting in Los Angeles-area spots like Burbank and Beverly Hills, California, and some scenes in London, UK.

This 2009 romantic comedy, directed by Ken Kwapis and starring Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, and others, drew inspiration from Baltimore's charm as an alternative to typical big-city backdrops like New York or LA. Production wrapped exteriors there in November 2007 over two weeks, capturing the city's waterfront vibe, while interiors shifted to LA studios for efficiency.

Key Filming Locations

  • Baltimore, Maryland : Core setting for many storylines, including homes at 226 S Exeter St and 3102 O’Donnell St, Red Seven restaurant at 808 N Charles St, Waterfront Hotel on Thames Street, and Broadway Square.
  • Burbank, California : Handy Market at 2514 W. Magnolia Boulevard served as a key storefront.
  • Beverly Hills & Los Angeles, California: General exteriors and interiors, including RMS Queen Mary and Venice areas.
  • London, England, UK : Brief spots like Maida Vale and Formosa St for international flavor.

Specific Site Highlights

These spots brought authenticity to the film's interconnected tales of dating mishaps:

  1. Red Seven (Baltimore) : Gigi and Alex's pivotal bar scenes unfolded here, blending hip urban energy.
  1. Handy Market (Burbank) : Everyday errands turned into rom-com tension at this unassuming store.
  1. Janine & Ben’s Home (226 S Exeter St, Baltimore): Captured cozy domestic drama amid relationship woes.
  1. Conor’s House (3102 O’Donnell St, Baltimore) : Neighborhood feel amplified the East Coast roots.

Fans still visit these sites, as mapped on resources like MovieMaps and LatLong.net, turning a mid-2000s hit into a location-hunting gem even in 2026.

TL;DR : Baltimore led filming for its rom-com freshness, backed by LA practicality and London touches—check IMDb or Global Film Locations for maps.

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