Bragg's Niagara Falls

As close friends, I have known the present and prior owners of Braggs as personal friends for 30 years. Braggs is truly a place to call your own, just like Cheers.

This Place is a s#*! hole

sounds like a place i'd wanna go!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gee, here it is one month later and this place gets more and more charming. Yep, can't wait to visit this lovely establishment. LOL

01/19/09 07:41 AM
Two assaulted in melee at bar closing time
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NIAGARA FALLS — A closing-time melee early Sunday in Bragg’s Tavern on Ferry Avenue left one man with his head sliced open by a beer bottle and another stabbed twice with a knife.

Police said that shortly after 3 a. m., several men began fighting as they left the tavern. A 33-year-old man from Swann Road, Youngstown, was smacked over the head with a beer bottle, causing a large gash to his forehead. A 44-year-old Cayuga Village resident sustained puncture wounds to the side and back.

Witnesses told police that the same man assaulted both victims, but he fled before police arrived. Both victims were intoxicated and uncooperative, police said, and were taken to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center for treatment.





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O great, this sounds like a lovely way to spend an evening out!

Buffalo News, December 15, 2008

NIAGARA FALLS — A bouncer at a Ferry Avenue bar was charged with misdemeanor assault Saturday for allegedly punching a woman in the face and knocking her down a flight of stairs.

The victim suffered a facial cut that required five stitches to close, as well as injuries to her knee and head, police said. She was treated in Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.

Paul L. Granto Jr., 27, of North Avenue, was charged with third-degree assault and harassment following the 2:25 a. m. incident, which occurred on a porch outside Bragg’s Tavern, police said.

Boy, this sounds like a lovely place to visit!

December 15, 2008, Buffalo News
NIAGARA FALLS — A bouncer at a Ferry Avenue bar was charged with misdemeanor assault Saturday for allegedly punching a woman in the face and knocking her down a flight of stairs.

The victim suffered a facial cut that required five stitches to close, as well as injuries to her knee and head, police said. She was treated in Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.

Paul L. Granto Jr., 27, of North Avenue, was charged with third-degree assault and harassment following the 2:25 a. m. incident, which occurred on a porch outside Bragg’s Tavern, police said.