15 Hilariously '90s Things We Remember in Seinfeld's Apartment

Updated on July 9, 2015 at 3:27 PM

POPSUGAR Photography | Allie Merriam

In case you haven't yet heard, Hulu is now streaming every episode of Seinfeld. To celebrate, the online video service has painstakingly re-created Jerry's Upper West Side apartment for fans of the beloved series, which ran on NBC from 1989 to 1998. We were able to tour the space, and boy, did the memories come flooding back.

Using a combination of items from the real set and other period-appropriate decorations, the Hulu-designed apartment was a flashback to '90s decor in a major way. And eagle-eyed fans of Seinfeld will definitely remember these 15 things from the space where Jerry hilariously entertained Elaine, George, Kramer, and sometimes even Newman.

Apartment 5A

Ah, 5A. Jerry's apartment had that number, except for a couple of episodes.

So Much Cereal

Not even Jerry could wrap his mind around the sheer amount of cereal in his apartment.

White Range, Red Kettle

For some reason, 5A seemed to always have a bright red kettle on the gas range, which Kramer, of course, used more than anyone.

That Decorated Fridge

So much nostalgia on that fridge.

White Appliances

Not that Jerry cooked, but he had the latest and greatest in white countertop appliances, including that mind-boggling electric can opener.

A Black Curly Cord Telephone

Jerry and his pals stretched that cord to its limit.

Jerry's Hanging Bike

Even in the '90s, space in NYC was at a premium.

Those Pot Holders

It's hard to imagine anyone from the gang actually using those pot holders.

'90s Male Grooming Products

Band-Aids, anyone?

His City View

Jerry had a great view — not that he admired it.

His Desk

The replica was complete with an old-school computer. It was a good effort, except they used a PC where Jerry always had a Mac.

Throwback Books and Games

The replica's bookshelf even included Tropic of Cancer, the book Jerry borrowed from a library in 1971 and never returned.

That Pink Bathroom

Just hope that no one asks you to spare a square.

Jerry's Buzzer

It's how Jerry let his friends in — and kept Newman out.

The Hallway to Jerry and Kramer's Apartments

Poor Kramer.