A neighborhood bar is less about a theme and more about a feeling: a place close to home where you can stop in for food and a drink without planning a night out around it.
What makes a neighborhood bar
The best ones tend to share a few things:
- A casual atmosphere where nobody needs to dress up
- Straightforward food that pairs well with a drink
- A place to sit that suits the weather and the group
- Easy to reach, so it becomes a regular stop rather than a special trip
The Bar at the Patch
The Bar at the Patch is a local neighborhood bar on W Grove St in Scranton, Pennsylvania. It's a simple, casual spot for food and drinks.
Food
The menu covers the bar-food basics: wings with 19 sauces, chicken bites, tenders and buffalo shrimp; homemade sausage, Texas weiners, burgers and cheesesteaks from the grill; pierogies, grilled or deep fried with fried onions; plus starters like homemade chips and mozzarella stix, and plenty of fries. Browse the full menu.
The patio
Out back there's a covered deck under a big white tent, with lounge couches and high-top tables. See the patio.
Getting here
We're on W Grove St in Scranton. Use the directions button on our contact page to open the map, or call 570-341-3510 with questions.
Stop in
Whether it's a quick bite, a round with friends or a seat outside, the easiest way to get to know a neighborhood bar is to visit. View the menu or get directions.