Does "Central Perk" cafe exist?

According to Wikipedia, Central Perk was a set at Warner Brothers Studios, so it wasn't real at the time the show was filmed. Reality, however, has caught up:

In 2006, Iranian businessman Mojtaba Asadian started a Central Perk franchise, registering the name in 32 countries. The decor of the coffee houses is inspired by Friends, featuring replica couches, counters, neon signage and bricks... Central Perk was rebuilt as part of a museum exhibit at Warner Bros. Studios, and was shown on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in October 2008... From September 24 to October 7, 2009, a Central Perk replica was based at Broadwick Street, Soho, London... In Beijing, business owner Du Xin opened a coffee shop named Central Perk in March 2010.

Now Central Perk not only exists, but does so in many locations.

As far as I'm able to learn, there was no single inspiration for Central Perk (ie. that existed before the show was created). The exterior shots of Central Perk were filmed in Greenwich Village, but there's no record of what that particular building is or was.

The rest of the show was filmed at Warner Brothers Studios in Los Angeles, so there wouldn't have been any interior location shots of Central Perk in New York.

Since the show ended, there have been a number of cafés opened around the world based on or inspired by Central Perk. Wikipedia has a list of these. There was also a café in New York called the DownTown UpTown Cafe Lounge that claimed to offer a 'Central Perk experience' but this has since closed.

So, in short: no. Central Perk never really existed, but has since been imitated countless times.

Let me just tell you, that Central Perk does exist, it is located in the corner of Spring and Hudson street Soho, Manhattan. It is the exact replica of central perk and it´s for the 20th anniversary of Friends.