Where was Wolfs filmed? Guide to (almost) all the locations

The movie opens with an establishing shot of Manhattan, where District Attorney Margaret (Amy Ryan) and the Kid (Austin Abrams) are having a good time in a suite at the fictional Hotel Delon.

According to Screenrant, this location is actually the Four Seasons Hotel in the heart of Lower Manhattan.

The parking scenes were also filmed at the Icon Parking Systems, located below this luxurious 5-star property.

When Jack leaves the bar, there is a brief shot of him driving through the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, officially known as the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel.

Opened in 1950, this is North America's longest continuous underwater vehicular tunnel, connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn under the East River.

When Jack and Nick go to Chinatown, there is a shot filmed on Madison Street between Market and Catherine Streets.

The doctor's house in Chinatown was also filmed on Madison Street.

Built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Chinatown is lined with a mix of tenement buildings that retain the look of classic urban architecture, characterized by fire escapes, narrow facades, and densely packed living spaces that reflect the neighborhood's immigrant history.

The kid breaks into the East Broadway Mall, located under the Manhattan Bridge.

Struggling with vacancies and declining visitors in recent years, this mall was once a bustling shopping center with various Chinese-owned businesses, including retail shops and restaurants.

The kid flipping the car scene was filmed outside Panda Ma Inc. store on the iconic Mott Street.

The chase continues under the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Dimitri's Ice Club is the Da Mikelle Palazzo in Queens, featuring a grand banquet hall for weddings, parties and large events.

Focusing on Italian and European cuisine, the venue became popular for its opulent decor, featuring chandeliers and high ceilings.

The diner at the end of the movie is located in Brighton Beach, in the southern part of Brooklyn.