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Something About Her, Tom Tom, and SUR: Inside the Locations in the VPR Season 11 Opening Credits
Get a look at the all-new intro of Vanderpump Rules that takes viewers inside a few well-known establishments.
Just raise your glasses high because Bravo fans are being treated to a SURprise in Season 11 of Vanderpump Rules.
In the VPR Season 11 opening title sequence, which is set to the iconic “Raise Your Glass” Vanderpump Rules theme song, viewers are greeted with a refreshed intro featuring the former SURvers in a few notable locations around the rolling Los Angeles hills.
Get all the details on the brand-new opening credits scene, including where it was filmed below.
Vanderpump Rules Season 11 Opening Scene, Explained
Inside of Something About Her
At the beginning of the credits, we receive a glimpse at Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney, who are gracefully hanging out in their new West Hollywood sandwich shop, Something About Her.
Inside of Tom Tom
The camera then transitions to the restaurant, Tom Tom, where Tom Sandoval is pouring Tom Schwartz a refreshing cocktail.
Inside of SUR
Following a quick exterior shot of the group’s old stomping grounds, SUR, the camera brings in frame Lala Kent, James Kennedy, and Scheana Shay before ending things off with head matriarch in charge, Lisa Vanderpump.
The opener concludes with a shot of Los Angeles and the show’s title. See the stunning Vanderpump Rules intro for yourself by watching the video below.
Why did Vanderpump Rules get a new series intro?
The Bravo series received a new intro just in time for the epic Season 11 premiere, but this isn’t the first time Vanderpump Rules got an updated opening credit. During Season 10, showrunner Jeremiah Smith explained to The Wrap why Vanderpump Rules took on a new look and why he wanted to shine a spotlight on a few of the businesses the cast owned or worked at.
“The universe that the show exists in has gone from one restaurant to four,” he shared. “I wanted the main titles to show off the whole ‘Vanderverse,’ as I call it. I wanted to include Schwartz & Sandy’s, Tom Tom, and SUR.”
While Jeremiah championed a new series intro, he was adamant about not changing the show’s opening theme song.
“When you hear that song, you immediately know what show is on TV. You immediately know [what] you’re in for. So we decided to keep that and just change up the visuals,” he said. “I love the song.”
You can watch the series’ opening title and sing along to the theme song weekly by tuning into Vanderpump Rules Season 11 on Tuesdays at 8/7c on Bravo (the new season premieres this week). Stream episodes the next day (and catch up on Seasons 1 through 10) on Peacock.
