American Legion

9.6 mi

I attended their Wednesday evening Bingo. I had so much fun! I didn't win but was good luck for a…read morefriend. The people working were very helpful and friendly. For the basic package plus a couple extra games and a dabber cost me around $21.(the progressive is a must, right now they're at 57 numbers called and jackpot is around $1500.) There's an upper and lower level, I seat in the lower, have no Idea how many people the upper seats. It's a fun time.

From the owner: We are a non-profit group of Veterans and Volunteers that work to provide services and support to…read moreveterans and our community thru rentals, bingo and fundraisers. We have been here in Utica since 1943. We work with the Church, Marine Corp League, Lions Club, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, to name a few. Please contact us at pio.alpost351@yahoo.com.

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American Legion

4.8

(4 reviews)

12.1 mi

Friday fish fry is the best! Everybody is friendly, and there are many special events, such as…read moreveterans day, (where my nephew signed up) and many others. The war museum is well stocked and maintained. Every time I take a friend to the club, (usually for fish fry) we do a tour. If your new to the area, and looking for a club home, stop on in for a cold one, and something hot off the grill. Gary G

GREAT food great people and excellent waitstaff. Love the…read moreFriday fish fry FIVE STARS Workers and wait staff are awesome Many friends there

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The American Legion

8.7 mi

If you enjoy Bingo this is the place. I have been coming to this venue for over ten years. There…read moreare different types of Bingo games played during the night. The people working at the hall are all volunteers. It starts at 6:15 so come early to get your seat and sheets. Food is available for those of you coming straight from work.

This place ROCKS! Karaoke is freakin' awesome on Friday nights, plus the hosts are on top of it…read more The drinks are cheap and there is a good mix of people, age groups, race and music. It's open to the public too!

Berkley American Legion Post 374

(5 reviews)

9.4 mi

Located on 12 Mile, near busy Woodward. Large parking lot. The club room is large and in good…read moreorder, large beer and liquor selection, good pub type food items, all well prices. Outdoor patio with a long table and sports TVs. Staff was friendly and fast. We transferred our membership here based on our visit. There are a number of signs not allowing pot smoking on the property, I assume because next door is a large pot retailer.

Very appreciative that members came to honor my father-in-law, an air force veteran, with three…read morevolleys at his funeral. It was so cold, yet they were there. This made a HUGE difference for our family and his widow of 56 years. Thank you so much.

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SSG Leach memorial.

American Legion Frank Wendland Post 253

2.5

10.1 mi

I have had great service at this Post. Friendly folks! I wish the bar had more seats! Reasonably…read morepriced drinks. Most of the food is great. They have a new menu. Give the Royal Oak Legion a try. They also have games, good karaoke, and some great entertainment.

This is my American Legion Post, I and my wife transfered our memberships here when we moved, I…read morehave been a member of a number of posts over the decades. My rating is based on a new veteran who has never been to this post before. Long timers at this post would rate this much higher. Cramped but adequate sized private lot north of the main area of Royal Oak. Inside is a bright, clean, large clubroom, with a central bar. Good cocktail choices, okayish beer selection. Okay bar food choices, and monthly special dinner events. The staff are douches. One accused me of lying, in front of many members. about renewing my membership online because it was too newfangled for someone to really do that. Anyone who wasn't born and raised down the block and then joined the post in the 80s gets slow and surly service. The members are the same, they turn their back on anyone who hasn't been at the post for 30 years. I discussed this with the commander (the Legion version of a president), and some of his leaders, they agreed it is a problem, but it obviously is not going to be solved. I haven't been back for almost a year, and have decided to start trying other posts in the area.

American Legion Devereaux Post 141

(5 reviews)

38.4 mi

American Legion Devereaux Post 141, including the Ladies Auxiliary, is exceptional in service to…read morelocal veterans and their families and to our community. The Post is always GIVING, orchestrating free events for their own members and for the public. Commander of the Post Laura Goldthwait is always seen giving of her time, relating to others with humility, friendliness, and compassion, a hard worker. And Bobby Brite, past Commander and Historian, is a treasure to the Post: exemplary Public Relations man, a man of SERVICE, energetic, humble, compassionate, a hard worker. The Post is A-1, always clean, looking-good, family-friendly. The meals provided are delicious and inexpensive; the kitchen staff merit praise for their SERVICE, also. Just look at the Post's monthly events and you'll see that we're not exaggerating in our praise--from honoring the monthly Vietnam Veteran, the annual Kids Christmas Party, Veterans Day Ceremony and Luncheon, Combat Veteran's Support Group, Rosie the Riveter and Tuskegee Airman Recognition. so much more. We thank you, American Legion Post 141, for your SERVICE to our community--Well Done! signed: Ken and Olivia Verfaillie. Merry Christ-mas and Happy Holy-days!

Great post they do a lot outside of the doors…read more Not just an "old man" drinking spot.

Front Bar at the American Legion. The BCD

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American Legion Charles Edwards Post 14

6.7 mi

Adam is by far my favorite bartender! What a quaint place. They always have something going on.read more

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American Legion-Flint Council

40.9 mi

Great atmosphere. Karaoke on Fridays from 7-11 as well as a delicious fish fry and the wait staff…read moreis awesome. Drinks are cheap and you're always greeted with a friendly face!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Community Organizations…read more- Social Service Organizations - Veterans & Military Organizations - Volunteer Placement Services

American Legion Memorial Assoc

43.4 mi

I have been coming and helping out at the American Legion for about a year now. The people here…read moretreat everybody like family. You can tell that they have a real camaraderie amongst themselves. The dinners that they do on a monthly basis are open to the community. Diane and Erick do an awesome job and all the kitchen staff makes awesome meals. I've never heard of anybody going away hungry. If you're in the area when they have one of their dinners, whether it be a walleye dinner, a steak dinner, or a German dinner, you should stop by. You will not be disappointed. I hope to be a little work with them for a very long time.

Just had an amazing NY strip with corn on the cob, baked potato, salad bar and a couple of drinks…read morefor under $20! Good home cooked and grilled food, fun company and great prices. No frills just simple and all you need. Didn't even know they had food until recently. Stop in to check out the specials for the evening. Support your community and our veterans.

CJ Barrymore’s

Family-owned & operated

I haven't been here in such a long time and this trip was filled with fun and laughter! It was a…read moregreat time! They have 3-4 different go-kart tracks. I loved them all. So much fun! Also the spinning coaster and the other roller coaster. So much fun! I skipped the zip line. It's seated and only fits 2 at a time. The line was rather long so we went inside. They have tons of games, bumper cars, and a drop ride indoors. They also have food and a bar. Oh and the bumper boats. I didn't get on them (it looks like you can get pretty wet) but they looked like a good time. I would go back.

This is so fun the rides were amazing and me and my family had fun we went on so many rides some of…read morethem were scary but worth the one hour drive!

Roller Coaster and Go Karts

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Michigan State Fair

3.2

(19 reviews)

17.5 mi

Even though I am giving the fair two stars I want to preface the review with the fact that we had a…read moreblast here and stayed for hours having the best time. But my review is not only based on the good times we had but the fact that the State Fair used to be something very different than it is now, and compared to other states' fairs, this is not the best of the best out there. It is conveniently located in Novi for those who live in the area at a hotel. So I basically parked for free in the hotel parking lot. That was great, very convenient, but it did not give epic State Fair feels. This is also at the same place at Comic Con. For Comic Con, this is a great spot but as a pavillion for the entire state, it is pretty sad. You walk into the conference area of the hotel and get tickets. We only spent $10 a person plus free parking, not bad at all. But then you walk through the doors at you are at the fair where the comic booths usually are. It is so small, like the tiniest art fair ever. Mostly local vendors selling stuff, but not enough and not enough variety. Kind of like Comic Con, my child did find some cool anime stuff to buy but it was so sparse. They had a "Cool Zoo" trying to sell exotic animals cooped up in tiny cages looking sad or selling $10 and up hugs, but were a bit deceitful, as they asked my child to touch and hold the animals but did not indicate it was for pay. Meanwhile, the livestock are thrust in the same space as the vendors in the teeniest of spaces. We enjoyed seeing the animals and giving them free pats and pets with permission from their keepers, but when this was once in Detroit, they had their own separate area. Then tucked in the same space were the kiddie rides and a few food areas. The best was the all you can drink chocolate milk for a buck, worth it! Outside were a handful or rides, a few food trucks, the midway games, the concerts, and the circus. It was a tiny backyard behind the hotel, like a teensy parking lot of things to do. It was a lot of fun. We tried a couple stuffed pepperoni pizza rolls, a tiny taco, a mini mango lassi, listening to some good music under a tent, played some games, saw some clowns and tiny dogs driving a car. You can come here for hours and have fun. The downside, most of the food trucks charge about two dollars to use a credit card (not even a percent a flat fee) so I went through most of my cash here. The main problem is when I was a child the State Fair in Detroit was huge, an epic yearly event I looked forward to. They had multiple buildings for selling art, seeing animals, a very large variety of rides and games and even more interesting food. The food trucks were the same ones from all of the summer art fairs, nothing special. Just hot dogs, pizza, and funnel cakes. I even confirmed with my parents that the fair was really large on a nice size property. While it was more convenient for me to drive 20 minutes to the fair, I miss the Detroit location and do not understand what happened. It is a shame. But, as I mentioned, we did have so much fun. We did spent hours on end doing all of the activities, eating, shopping, seeing animals. When we went there were really small crowds, so we could do things multiple times. We had no problem with too many people. My kid really enjoyed it because this is the only state fair here. I would probably go again next year if they price is the same. But many of the other reviewers are correct and perhaps there is a better fair in Michigan to go to, or maybe just visit Michigan Adventure if you want some good food and rides. It costs a bit cheaper to go there for a Cedar Point type experience instead.

No Shrine Circus?? What happend? It cost $15.00 to see the Moto Cross. Not good, should be free…read morewith cost to the fair.

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I truly join this club for cheap drinks. Now that I've made my confession I will let you know that…read morethis club is the most entertaining, diverse, fun to be around a group of people you will meet in Ferndale. Not only do they have great drinks and good entertainment. A place to sit on a Friday night. But the drinks are cold and the clubs presents in the community is large. Not only do they give to a national scholarship foundation they also give statewide but most importantly they take care of their City. They have a lot of local scholarships for kids, as well as programs that benefit the less fortunate. Our membership is strong, if you'd like to become one? Come on in. If you don't know anyone, just tell Angelica at the bar you want to be a member. She will sponsor you or gladly find you to sponsors to start you on your journey.

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