Came here last night for a meat raffle. This was a new experience for us and so much fun!…read more American Legion Halls always give me a warm feeling that includes early memories of my childhood and my Dad. He was always so proud of being a member. This particular hall is large and very clean, including the rest rooms. The bar for this event was serving free beer and pop. You could purchase mixed drinks for a nominal fee. The bartender was quick and friendly. The setup worked well for the meat raffle. The space can also be used/rented for other large gatherings. Thank you to all the veterans for your service. 2923-107

Attended a Meat Raffle at this Post. Although I didn't see the entire facility, the large open hall…read morewhere the event was held had pleanty of space to accommodate large events. They also have a full service bar in the hall. Anyone looking for a large venue in the Lackawanna area should check this place out.

Been to a few events here recently but I became familiar with this Post when my son played American…read moreLegion baseball for them. Uniform pick ups. Drop off. Meetings. Lately my workplace has taken to using Lamm Post to host off site company meetings and picnics. Very accommodating site for such events. Indoors- not modern but with over 100 plus people we were not packed in like sardines. Rest rooms, kitchen, bar (sadly not used for the meeting. Lol)The picnic/Pavillion area is great. Covered shelter, large field for games, restrooms, kitchen/bar window. Served draft beers and wine by Lamm staff. I even went to a meat raffle here. I think it's a great multi use facility for those looking to host a no frills event.

$5 pitchers of beer (Sam Adams) and cheap meals. Open to the public on Fridays. My in laws like…read morecoming here to eat or I never would have considered coming here. It's hit or miss as far as the food goes, I usually really like the pierogies here. But, the most recent visit - everything was overcooked and dry. My husband and I split the clam bake for 2 ($25) and I was not impressed. Looked and sounded awesome - lobster tails, mussels, clams, potatoes, and corn on the cob. But it was all bland and overcooked. Ordered my kids a half a quesadilla to split (it was still HUGE). Far from authentic quesadilla - more like a chicken finger sub wrapped in a flour shell instead of bread. The atmosphere is extremely casual and the service and people are all friendly.

This Legion post is outstanding, by far one of the best. Friendly people and great prices.read more

Very Delicious, homemade sides and you get a little of everything. Haddock, Mac Salad and Slaw,…read morechoice of American or German Potato Salad, choice of Potato Fries or Baked. Staff are friendly and good price for what you are getting. Remember they are a non-profit organization. Please Tip Going back Sunday 8/10/25 for fundraiser pancake breakfast with the works. Choice of 3 types of cakes, eggs cooked to order, sausage and your choice of drinks. $15 for All 9-12:30 Basket Raffle = pulling tickets after Breakfast ends.

Got here around 5:30, was immediately seated. The waitress came over about a minute later. The…read morehostess already gave me a menu so i was able to order right away. The place was packed! Only a few empty tables outside. I figured that's why it took a long time for my food to get there. 45 minutes! The food was delicious though and the fish was hot!! Total for 1 broil and a water came to 14 something.

I consider all Veterans organizations of great importance, both here in America and our allies. The…read moremany men and women who have given their lives for us. We must never forget this. From my personal family members going back a couple of generations over seas, to friends I've made through the years here in the states. DAV Monroe Powers Chapter 15 and all other Veterans Organizations must always be supported.

From the owner: This is The Chapter office for Monroe Powers 15. We provide assistance in starting a claim for…read moredisabilities by submitting the necessary papers to secure your date and setting an appointment with the Department of New York DAV Service Officer. Our Meetings Are Held: September thru June 2nd Saturday of each month (except July & August) Time: 9:00 AM

Private social clubs may seem like a bit of an outdated notion, but I think they have been integral…read moreto the spirit of this neighborhood (Black Rock). This American Legion post plays host to voting, fundraisers, flea markets, cultural celebrations, concerts, and all kinds of special events. There is a large seating area around the bar, but also several adjacent banquet rooms that easily seat over 100 guests each. A picnic grove at the rear of the facility offers additional options for gathering. There's a very working-class, community vibe to the whole place that makes it feel quite welcoming.

We are here to volunteer at "A Taste of Life", a fundraiser for Roswell, specifically for lung…read morecancer research and treatment. The whole first floor and courtyard are set up with beer, wine and a few hard liquor choices. There are tastings in each of the three rooms and the courtyard. Some of the tastings are: bruschetta with assorted toppings, Bavarian pretzels with a cheese sauce, a smoked turkey wrap, 4 different wood fired pizzas,macaroni and cheese, several cheese platters, a really beautiful dessert table with mini fruit tarts and chocolate eclairs, Mexican street corn, mini cupcakes, jerk chicken bites, empanadas. Of course the most important part of the evening was hearing an inspirational story from a 17 year survivor and her battle.

We volunteered for a Roswell event here called "A Taste for Life". This year it was specifically…read morefor long cancer research. There are several rooms downstairs and a courtyard. There were tastings of bruschetta with a variety of toppings, 4 wood fired pizzas, cheese platters, Bavarian pretzels, empanadas and jerk chicken bites. It was a wonderful event and the staff of the Saturn club was very friendly and helpful.