This nonprofit is housed on the 2nd floor of a building right off of George Washington University's…read morecampus, which can have an adverse effect on hunting down parking spaces depending on what time of day you come - but, provides you with a smorgasbord of food truck selections should you feel peckish before your class/event at the center . Although the primary focus of the center is to assist disabled veterans with finding career opportunities in the Washington DC area, many of their workshops and events are open to the local veteran community and are held primarily during weekday daytime hours. They also run the Washington DC Kaufman FastTrac class for new and aspiring military veteran entrepreneurs. I came here for the FastTrac program, which I'd highly recommend to anyVET who's contemplating owning and operating their own business. You do have to sign in at the front desk of the building, but sometimes the concierge is inconsistent so I'm not sure if it's a building thing or what - either way be sure to check in with the front desk. There are other nonprofits that inhabit the building but I'm not sure about their mission/focus. At the veterans center on the 2nd floor there's restrooms, two classrooms and a mini-lounge area with materials about other veterans-centric programs/events occurring in the area. They're not open on the weekends but I think that's because the building itself isn't open then. Lastly, check out their facebook page for upcoming events/details: https://www.facebook.com/Nationalvetsgetstarted

From the owner: Powered by Student Veterans of America - the nation's largest student veteran organization - and…read morethe HSC Foundation, the National Veterans Center develops, tests, and delivers new solutions to help student veterans 1) have a smooth, healthy transition to academic life; 2) achieve maximum grades and graduation rates, and 3) quickly find the best jobs and careers upon graduation.

Fish n' chips! Perfectly coooked and seasoned. Nice pint of citraliciious American Indian pale ale…read moreby 2 silos brewing company.

American Legion Post 24 is one of the oldest legions in the country. They've done a nice job…read morerenovating the bar area. Nice new pool table. The only bad thing is the limited hours/days it's open. Love Taco Tuesdays at the Legion.

Great Post serving the community and those who've served…read more Check the Post out if you're in town.

I came here Tuesday for the (free) weekly "world tavern poker" games, first one at 6:30pm. It's a…read morefriendly fast-paced group of 3 or 4 tables of six to eight. I finished "in the points" this time! It's held in the hall that you get to through the small bar. You get to the bar through a door with the Canteen sign above it off the parking lot. It's a very low-key place, with some VFW memorabilia. As a non-member, I signed in by the door. The decor is old and homey. There's around a dozen seats at the small bar, but i dont recall if there were any tables. There are some kind of lottery or scratch-off ticket machines, and a tv. The bartender keeps things moving, and there's a simple menu, hot dogs, pizza, cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets and fingers, a philly cheese steak, fries, and more. The burger was hot and juicy, and i think it may have been microwaved. Tasted fine. The fries were pretty good and piping hot. The people all seemed friendly and relaxed. If your at all cool, you wont find much for you here, but if you're just a regular person, this seems like a nice place for a quiet drink and some regular food.

Small facility but friendly staff..a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the airport..read more

Kerstin L. at the Reagan National USO was very helpful and immediately helped solve my sudden…read moretravel problem.

Luke's Wings is a non profit organization that helps active duty wounded in battle. They help…read morefamilies travel to visit loved ones during recovery. The staff members are nice.

I am a USAF veteran I had tried to claim disability after I retired and was unable to figure out…read morehow best to win my case. 15 yrs later, I was referred to LSA and Renesha was my case worker, she is absolutely wonderful. She walked me through the process and answered my questions. I was able to get a big increase in my disability rating. LSA knows the process and the right medical terminology to best support your case. It was worth the price. I will send all my veteran friends to LSA. Thank you Renesha and Larry.

if you are a veteran this is the one organization you don't want to be without. I've been trying…read moreto get my VA Benefits since 2012 and it's now 2022. I was given a zero rating service connected disability. Thank God almighty that I was referred to Larry Stokes and "boy" am I glad. this gentlemen took my case from zero percent disability to 70% in a matter of months and I am more than grateful. Without Larry I probably would have expired with a zero rating but his persistent paid off in my favor. I can't say enough about this organization, team of professionals or Mr. Stokes. If you are a veteran trying to get your benefits and having a hard time getting them, forget the lawyers and go with Larry Stokes and you will see the difference in cost and results. His cost is worth your time and his results will last you a lifetime. Greg Towns

We went to this place Friday night, and when I tell you we had an amazing time. The DJs were…read moredefinitely cranking!

I always have a good time!drinks are good, karoke,dancing, r&b music. There is plenty of parking…read moreand security. Its is safe for the grown and sexy.

Was in town for the Elks Parade of Heroes event in DC. Stopped by this local VFW to support & hang…read morewith friends over drinks. Had a grand ol' time. The people there were so friendly & welcoming that I felt right at home. It was trivia night & saw a lot of young people. This was refreshing. Was told this is a top VFW in the State of Virginia. I understood why right away. Made contact with all the leaders at the Post & made new friends while I was at it.

Tucked into a corner of older Arlington (on a side street mostly used as a shortcut to avoid…read morewaiting at the light), this VFW post does a pretty good job. I am a fairly new veteran (got back from Afghanistan in Jan 2012) but my father is a member as well. So to start off this place has a steep entry cost, you have to have served overseas in a designated war zone (check out the VFW site for all the minutea), other than that membership costs are pretty low. I think it great that there is an organization that allows vets to congregrate together in a protected place where there is a common bond of service.

I was invited to an event at The Gathering Spot, and while the event itself was wonderful, The…read moreGathering Spot truly felt like the perfect place to host it. It was a happy hour and learning-style event, and the space worked incredibly well for both. There was a great balance between areas that encouraged socializing and connecting, while also having comfortable spaces where everyone could sit down and focus during the learning portion. The staff was phenomenal. They were attentive and proactive in a way that stood out. They seemed to anticipate questions before we even had them and made sure everyone knew where things were and felt taken care of throughout the evening. I also ordered the spinach artichoke dip during the class portion of the event and I need to take a moment for that because it was, without exaggeration, the best spinach artichoke dip I have ever had in my life. I'm still thinking about it. A few others at the event also commented on how incredible their dishes were, so kudos to the kitchen because clearly this was not a one-off experience. I'll probably be dreaming about that spinach artichoke dip for a while.

If you're looking for a great place to hold a meeting or a gathering. The gathering spot is your…read moreanswer it has all the chic pizazz of a lounge but the sophistication of an office setting. The happy hour menu is the best in the city and the staff is amazing. If you're looking for a membership hit them up and as for Mr. McCraw tell him Donica sent you.