This review is strictly about the volunteer service arm of VFW Post 3350 in East Rockaway, NY. I'm…read moresure the hall is as lovely as the gentlemen associated with the space. Here's what I wrote yesterday.... Saying "thank you" is not enough. But it is important to say even if it feels like a soft whisper. Today veterans from the Robert F. Garrison VFW Post 3350 (East Rockaway, NY) dedicated countless hours to help my Dad, Carlos Velasco. Pete Vitulli, Gary McCusker, Pat Iuliucci. These men are incredible men. If you don't know who they are, you should. They served our country nobly. And now they are giving of themselves *all* over the New York state area. Through their post they manage a diverse set of tools to help the disabled. They are givers. Their hearts incredibly large. Dad, a Korea War veteran, is 85 years young and recovering from a recent fall in the home. Accessibility in and around the house has been an issue. While VFW 3350 really wanted to gift our family a chair glide, the layout of the house did not match up. After speaking to our family they identified an area they could help with: Wheelchair ramps for the front and back doors. Charlie and Betty Moll-Trabold (VFW Post 400, Farmingville, NY) housed these rather bulky ramps in their garage for some time. Words cannot thank them enough for their donation. Early this morning (it was still dark) the East Rockaway team met to pack the ramp. They drove over an hour to get to work. One would never guess this was their first wheelchair ramp installation. The ramps are p-e-r-f-e-c-t. The team thought quickly on their feet to make modifications. When it became necessary they eagerly jotted off to Lowe's Home Improvement to purchase additional materials. The partnership between New York state VFW posts was seamless. A veteran in need was helped. Tony Mazzacone, Dennis Sullivan (VFW Post 4927, Centereach) brought their usual cheer along to make my Dad smile. We are all smiling tonight. These ramps have opened doors for our family. Please accept our gratitude. Thank you.

Cool place and event spot . Been here like 4 times but no Msg…read more Staff is friendly . And food courts smells like deep fat fryers

Leaving a 5 star review as a thank you to the Westchester County Center for hosting the Game 3…read moreKnicks watch party! It was so well organized. Not too over crowded and a great alternative to going into the city!

This post is terrific and they take care of special events Veterans and their families that are…read moremembers of the post. They also contribute to the Borough of Little Ferry, New Jersey in many ways such as supporting the schools the Police department the Fire department EMS departments and other matters as they arise. Stop by when you have time take a look at their spacious hall and also the recently renovated veteran lounge area . I'm very proud to be a member and look forward to many more enjoyable experiences, parades, and barbecues.

Beautiful art space with tons of history in the heart of LES. Steps away from the L train with lots…read moreof lively restaurants near by. There are events that take place, workshops and most importantly art work showcased by local artists. Beautiful space. Come inside and enjoy!!!

So fun! Staff is great. we got good instructions before we started throwing. Lots of fun games to…read moreplay in addition to traditional target rings. Great group activity.

For my dad's birthday this year, we decided to try something new and chose axe throwing as our…read moreactivity. We picked a location that was the midpoint between my home in Connecticut and my parents' home in New York City. We couldn't have chosen a better place than Banana Cabana! From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by a staff member (I wish I had caught her name) who greeted us with a big smile. She gave an excellent demonstration on how to properly throw an axe, let us practice a few rounds, and provided helpful tips on positioning our arms and legs for the best results. The venue had a great drink menu with plenty of options, including non-alcoholic beer. We also loved the variety of games available Battleship was a favorite! Another fun touch was the TouchTunes music system, where we could purchase credits and play our favorite songs. We definitely took advantage of that! Overall, we had an amazing time and will 100% be returning if we're ever in the area again.

I came here for the Women's film series, I watched the film JACKSON. It was amazing, not just the…read morefilm but the overall experience of the Documentary Center. They had a Q&A with the director and creator. That was definitely icing on the cake. I loved hearing from about the characters and their lives. After I finish watching a movie I always wonder where are they know? Parking wasn't too bad: We panicked and parked about three blocks away to then see that there were spaces everywhere. I hate when this happens :( I walked in and they had suggested donations: $5 Bronx Resident, $10 General, 18 and Under Free. I paid $5 it paid off to be a Bronx girl. The staff was so friendly and helpful. They had a cash bar that was really cool. Before the movie started they advertised the other programs they offered. Things To Know: -Parking wasn't too bad -Affordable -The space is small- Arrive Early -There's a Cash Bar I am definitely considering becoming a member. I want to return over and over to this wonderful place.

This center provided me with one of the most amazing experiences I have had in the recent past…read more I came upon this gem after a friend invited me to a screening of a documentary that chronicled the violence going on in the Southside of Chicago as well as parts of Philly. The documentary played outside on the wall across the street from the center. Inside were a plethora of photographers and the "who's who" of the journalism world. As soon as I entered the space I knew that I was in the presence of a great and vibrant group of people. The energy in the place just made me excited to be there. And it wasn't until I left the event that I realized that many of the people I became acquainted with were at the top of their games in the photography and journalism field. That is essentially how down to earth many of the people are. I love this place so much that I am going to take time to volunteer there whenever I can. It is always a blessing to find a place with good and positive energy. I will not be giving this opportunity up.

First time I'd ever been to Bergen PAC and it was a very good experience. Go early to get parking…read moreas there's a train station lot right across the street plus lots of street parking. Sound in the venue was good and our seats, Orch Row G were excellent. We saw The Commodores and they put on a very good show. They had a bar/snacks area right in the center when you enter the theater. No merch for this performance that I could see. I will definitely add Bergen PAC to my list of concert/performance venues.

I'm so glad, that not only is the Bergen Performing Arts Center close to home, but it presents well…read moreknown performers, popular bands, and top notch comedians. Today, we went to see Rob Schneider. Rob put on an entertaining and sold out comedy show and sang, as well. The theater has great acoustics, comfortable seats, has been nicely renovated, and the staff members keep the attendees moving and safe. I look forward to constantly return to this great performing arts center and hope everyone does, as well.

Came here for an intimate birthday celebration and it was exactly what it needed to be, fun and…read morecozy. It's also clean and well kept. You can't beat the fact that you also help be super veterans here as well!

Such a cute vfw! The bar is downstairs unlike the other vfws i've been to but they have a pool…read moretable! Also they have a backyard too! There's a lot of windows and a lot of open light if you're having a day time event.