Strangest bar you have ever been to?

I cannot wait to see the responses this thread gets haha. I personally haven't been to any strange ones luckily.

 

No Scum Allowed Saloon, in White Oaks, NM. A 20 foot-square brick builiding at the end of a 10 mile dirt road in a ghost town.

 

Sounds like what we call a Keg party here in the states.

 

Double wide trailer in a small country town in lousiana with an in law. Luckily they had premium beer that night so I could get a budweiser as opposed to the beast everyone else seemed to be "enjoying." I was quite happy to make it out alive as I assumed the in law was taking me there to have me killed

 

With a good beer selection or doesn't matter?

 

Noc Noc in San Francisco. Cool, but trippy. I particularly like the bomb hanging from the ceiling.

 

This place called the Juice Bar. There wasn't a single beer to be had, even BMC. Couldn't figure it out...

 

When I lived in Singapore during high school there was a bar, I think it was called the Mider, but it was basically a small hotel that was partially burned down and only served Tiger (Singapore's local beer) out of bottles from a really crappy fridge that barely cooled the beer. It looked abandoned from the outside with no maintenance of the property whatsoever and overgrown vegetation everywhere. They had one room for rent upstairs for like 25 bucks, but the water didn't work and there was a big hole in the bathroom floor. Sounds like a nightmare, but I'd give anything to relive that night.

 

Snake and Jake's in New Orleans... although it is a famous bar. - Schlitz and Jager

 

Finally a good thread! My favorite law mower beer is...just kidding. A bar in Clifton, NJ that was in the owners house - the place has to be grandfathered. It was on a side street and you could sit on the couch with him in his living room watching TV with him between orders.

 

Man I spent 6 weeks on the road on a cross country trip and hit bars all over the country. Texas has some weird dive saloons for sure, black hills has interesting stops, the wagon wheel in the Badlands comes to mind, most honky tonks in Nashville are def different, the piney bars near me, Adirondack mountain bars, tombstone AZ was filled w good saloons. All those places are def diff than what most city folk are used to. I could prob name 100 weird ones, doesn't make them bad in the least way tho. If there was one thing I learned about bars and being on the road, it's that usually the scariest looking places had the friendliest folks. There's no bar I'd have to think about entering or be scared to do so, as some folks are.

 

This place looks like there's a possibility that homeless people may be squatting inside. When you approach the front door it is nailed shut leading you to believe its closed. I would have peered on the windows but it has none. I walked to the back and the rear door is a little open. I go inside and am the only one there except for two employees both sitting at the bar drinking and watching "pawn stars". Surprisingly good beer list but the prices are high even if the place was nicer.

I order a beer. I ask about food and they tell me they don't have food. They then order for delivery 1 min later without a thought to ask me if I'd like something. I finished my beer waited for another but it never came. Played a game of pinball. I cashed out and left. Weird place.

 

This is hilarious to me. What kind of drinks did he offer? Did it seem like a legit bar or just some dude in his house looking for people to hang out with?

 

There must be something pretty f**ked up in NYC, I'm just struggling to think of it right now. Anyone?

 

Legit bar. Genuine wooden bar, beer on tap- everything. It was just in his living room.

 

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when i lived there it used to be the Mars Bar for me. i believe they shut it down though. Place was a HOLE. reeked of piss and mold. the regulars were all whack jobs. i had a friend who loved going there and you drag me along. the bathrooms were straight up scary.