It's been a long time since my friends and I regularly occupied the far corner of the bar by the jukebox. This four square feet of space was my home, my salvation, my therapy, my nightly vacation for many, many years. And though The BriGuy has passed on to the drum kit in the sky, sometimes early in the morning at 4am in the wind on Adams Ave you can hear him jamming with the band. I remember once when I had only recently turned 21, I was told a story about Brian & Rudy standing out front sweeping or something. Then an old Russian lady (Eastern European at least) came upon them in front of the bar and looked up at the sign. In a thick accent she told them "In my language Bog means God". And with those few words she validated all of us at...
Read moreI've only been here one time, but this place is great. I didn't know what to expect from the outside. I thought I was entering another typical Scranton city bar. Little did I know, this place is really supportive of the local arts and performance scene. Just walk over to the jukebox... You immediately notice its all local bands! I've been to many bars in my day, but haven't seen anything like this before.
If you're looking for a warm and inviting atmosphere with a friendly staff (and some adult beverages) I highly...
Read moreFor me, going to The Bog is a no-brainer:
Being tucked away from the want-to-be night clubs of Scranton Pennsylvania, The Bog offers a different kind atmosphere for those who prefer a more laid-back, and personable drinking experience. The bar tenders are all cool dudes each with a great taste in music, and a welcoming personality that will help any stranger call the place home. They're all easily approachable, and have always offered fast service even when the place has been packed, and friendly conversation...
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