A little hard to find but tucked away from the roadway is this little gem, American Legion Post…read more336. Amenities include a large "U" shaped bar with a large selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages (to include four NA Beers). There's a large dining area that holds about 100 (seated) that's very tidy and connects to a large kitchen. The day we visited they were serving a member buffet with several home made dishes...delish! They serve food on a regular schedule with some themed meals.

You can go wrong with the American Legion. The food was excellent. The crowd was wonderful and the…read moreprice is right. We will be back.

The folks at this legion are a tight community. When I was getting ready to go back overseas they…read morehelped my mom throw a going away party for me here and it was a lot of fun. When I was a kid we used to go to many of their events as well.

The Legion in Port Charlotte, FL is a fun place. The problem I've encountered is bar service. They…read morehave a huge bar and 2 girls (sometimes just 1 girl!) working. It's a very large area and really needs at least 3 people working on days when activities are going on. If you're not sitting at the bar, but wanting beverages for a table, you wait forever. I've resorted to bringing a bottle of water.

They have finally voted to stop the smoking in the Post home! I have been a member of the Legion…read morefor several years and have never gone to the post in Port Charlotte because of the very heavy smoking! In early June they voted to ban smoking in the post. They have not announced the date this will start, but as soon as they do I will start supporting this post. So happy with the veterans making the right choice!

Best prices around for both food and drink. You must show your American Legion card. Friendly and…read moreefficient staff. Only negative for me was the beer selection, it was like something out of 1986. But if this is what the members drink, this is what you serve. They have a full calendar of events and several gaming machines. Cigarette smoking is permitted, but not cigars or pipes.

Not my favorite place. Smoking is allowed in the bar. The whole place smells like cigarettes…read more Even though there are air filters to help with the stench. They are not always in operation. The food has gone downhill. It used to have some flavor, but now it is bland. I know the service is volunteering. But if you aren't going to try to be sober while serving, then don't volunteer. And the bartender on Tuesday night is crabby.

I am not a member of the American Legion, but a member invited me to play stick bingo. What is…read morestick bingo, you might ask? Instead of a bingo card, there were three random numbers on a popsicle stick. I picked my sticks off a table and grabbed a handful of glass marbles to put on the numbers when they were called. You only need to get three numbers to win. And win I did, three times last Saturday. They were about to kick me out lol. But honestly, I had a blast and won more than $200. It was $1 per stick for each game. I played with three sticks. This American Legion had a large patio equipped with ceiling fans. Inside was kinda small compared to others I've visited. But drinks were less than $4. Hello, that's dirty cheap in this economy! And, the staff and patrons were friendly with a family atmosphere. Can only, no cards accepted. I didn't realize all of the workers were volunteers. Pretty cool. The bathroom was clean, which is always a plus. And the fries, me and my friend shared were hot and deliscious! They were starting karaoke as we were leaving. Pretty fun spot! I would go back again if invited;)