Q. What is it supposed to be on the show? A. A  dive bar. Q. Where is it supposed to be on the show? A.  In Moose Creek, New York. Q. When did we see it on the show? A. In Episode 5, of Season 9, "Runaway". Dexter is looking for a guy named Miles, a street dealer  who sold the lethal drugs that almost killed his son, Harrison. Miles is reportedly operating out of a dive bar In Moose Creek, so Dexter goes there and hangs out until he spots the guy dealing drugs. Dexter pretends he's in the market for drugs in order to lure the guy outside the bar to the parking lot, where he sticks a hypodermic needle in his neck, planning to kill him in his usual manner. But just then, the police show up in the parking lot, so Dexter pretends that he is beating up the pusher. Logan pulls him off the guy, and has him come back to the police station with them. Later, in Episode 8, a suspicious Angela goes to this bar and talks to Miles about his run-in with Dexter, and she learns that Dexter stuck a needle in his neck. Q. What is it actually in real life? A. It's a real bar.

Q. Where can I find it in real life?

A. In the real world, this is known as B-Man's 140 Tavern, and you'll find it at 344 Redemption Rock Trail, in Sterling, Massachusetts. (The number 140  in the Tavern's name reflects the fact that is an Massachusetts Route 140)



The photos below were shot by Ron B.:

(This same bar will also appear in the 2022 remake of Stephen King's "Salem's Lot".)


The town of Sterling is about a 38 miles west of Boston, and about 50 miles southeast of Shelburne Falls, where they filmed most of the main the Iron Lake locations.

They filmed for two days here over the Easter weekend, and according to the owner, they didn't change much about the interior.

A. I learned very early that they were going to be filming at this bar, when the first newspaper reports about filming in Massachusetts started coming out,  B-Man's 140 Tavern was  mentioned as a location, In the Telegram & Gazette, even before the new production had actually begun filming in the state (although they didn't actually film here until May).

Then Ron B. drove out and shot photos of the bar, which you see above.