No Name Saloon While the family-owned biker bar kept its name during Taffer's renovations and is still in business, the bar has been temporarily closed since May 31 due to “property issues,” according to a Facebook post on the bar's page.

Created by Mark Gruenwald and Paul Neary, The Bar With No Name debuted in CAPTAIN AMERICA (1968) #318. The location was originally intended as a peaceful place for villains to hang out. There's even a policy against fighting, which has been on several occasions been enforced against heroes trying to bust villains.

Wideley known by its address, 69 Colebrooke Row, this nameless bar in London's Islington has been at the cutting edge of cocktails for a decade. Drinks at the small, retro establishment benefit from a nearby lab, once housed in a tiny space above the bar, and yet the menu remain simple and refined.

Hidden by its secret and ever-changing location, the Bar with No Name is one of the few places where costumed villains can relax in between their various schemes. Although the Bar has strict rules against violence, it has seen more than a few fights break out between feuding villains and their heroic rivals.