Skinn Bar

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Skinn Bar, patrons often noticed something peculiar late at night. A little girl with long blonde hair would appear in the reflection of the bar’s mirror, smiling enigmatically and then disappearing into thin air. Regulars dismissed it as an optical illusion until one day, their pet dog started barking frantically whenever she passed by. One evening, a delivery driver saw her out of the corner of his eye while unloading packages. Thinking it was just another mirage, he waved casually—only for his pizza boxes to start flying off the cart, scattering across the street like confetti. Since then, everyone orders extra cheese when visiting Skinn Bar.

2. At Skinn Bar, one regular overheard an unusual conversation while waiting for his haircut. ‘Did you hear?’ whispered a delivery driver to another man, pointing towards the bathroom door. ‘The barbershop’s ghost only appears when it’s almost closing.’ Curious, our regular approached the bathroom door just as it quietly clicked shut. Inside, he heard a faint voice singing along to some old rock ballad. When the barbershop finally closed and everyone left, there was no sign of any ghost—just an empty room with headphones still playing on the counter. The next day, someone found them switched to classical music.

3. At Skinn Bar, a delivery driver once pulled up just after sunset. The dog in the backseat barked furiously at the reflection of a woman in the rearview mirror—only she wasn’t there. The delivery driver shrugged it off, thinking maybe his imagination was playing tricks on him. A few minutes later, he heard a soft voice from behind saying, 'Are you sure I’m not sitting right here?' Turned out it was just an empty chair that looked suspiciously like someone’s double. After that, he always made sure to tip extra generously.

4. At Skinn Bar, on particularly windy evenings, customers began noticing strange things in the mirror. Their reflections seemed to whisper secrets only they could hear. One evening, a delivery driver looked into the mirror and heard his reflection say, ‘You forgot something.’ Confused, he checked his bag—everything was there. Later, when he left, he glanced back and saw himself still standing inside, holding an empty box. The next day, everyone laughed when he walked in with two copies of the same package!’