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6 Better Call Saul filming locations

Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) works at the Albuquerque courthouse parking lot. A position that regularly brings him into contact with rookie lawyer Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkrik). In reality, there is no court located near this parking lot, but it is genuine. This one welcoming visitors to the Albuquerque Convention Center. As with all the other locations, the producers wanted to shoot in an authentic location, actually in Albuquerque. Thus, they chose a part of the Convention Center parking lot, transformed in the series into the parking lot of the court where the future Saul Goodman will plead every day. After all, what better way to play on screen than in a real parking lot?

Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk), a galley lawyer, rents a tiny office in the back of a beauty salon. Allowing himself a footbath from time to time, when the store is closed, he dreams of better days while scaffolding his plans from his tiny study. All scenes were shot at the Day Spa & Nail, a real beauty salon in Albuquerque.

All seasons of Better Call Saul begin with a present-day sequence set after the conclusion of Breaking Bad. Scenes in which Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) hides as a manager of a Cinnabon franchise bakery, far from his Albuquerque office. As a permanent resident of Nebraska, Saul Goodman has been forced into a new routine, one that is far less hectic than his previous life. Sequences, shot in black and white, in a real sign of the Cinnabon brand. The difference between fiction and reality is that the store in question is also located in Alburquerque, in the Cottonwood Mall, one of the main shopping centers of the city.