My first time at Cardinal O'Hara bingo and it was excellent! Very well organized and they even had…read moredifferent premade bundles of boards to buy which was great for me bc it's been a while since I've been to bingo last and I really want sure about all the extras. Their food station also sells tape rolls and bingo dabbers and little things to help every bingo fan when in need. I got a cup of coffee for $1, sold by the students - so many cream options for flavours including dairy and nondairy. Loved the options and they were great people. I definitely will be coming again. Didn't win this time but lots of prizes and payouts so there's a great opportunity to enjoy the game and not leave empty-handed. Snacks and good luck elephant not included .

Good place to play bingo in the suburbs. Been here every time we visit "home" and always have a…read moregood time.

The siren call of Queen of Hearts being down to one card is what brought me to Saint John's bingo…read morerecently for the first time. Knowing that a night with a guaranteed $7K+ QofH payout would be a madhouse, my BFF and I got there early to snag our spot. They have a weekly game on Saturdays at 7pm. The bingo hall is in a basement-level room with stairs to enter. There is plenty of free parking in the church lots. It is not a huge space, but they pack in as many tables as they can to accommodate a decent crowd. I went again the following week, (after not winning the QofH grand prize, boohoo), and there was still a decent crowd, so going early to get a table amidst this hall of dedicated bingo-goers is a good idea. With the tables crammed in, it is hard to maneuver once people start filling the room. The concession window in the back can be challenging to get to in the tight, narrow aisles between tables. But once you make it, they have hot dogs, pizza slices (both pepperoni or mushroom, the vegetarian being a nice option you don't see everywhere), as well as a variety of homemade sheet cake slices for a dollar each (last weekend's pistachio cake and pineapple spice cake slices were YUM), and your usual candy, snacks, coffee, tea and sodas. Admission al la carte is $3 for a three-face, or they offer a $25 packet with nine-faces of all regular and special games included, plus one early bird. On top of those games, they run a special Letter-X game for an additional $2 per card, a special tic-tac-toe game for $3 each, pull-tabs, and as aforementioned Queen of Hearts. Regular round robin games payout from $40 - $100, with specials paying a $200 consolation and up to big progressive wins that have been over $2K. One downside to this hall is, since it is in a basement, there are several pillars that obstruct the view of the called numbers board. For the early bird, they do provide a worksheet to mark numbers and bring back to your seat, so you don't have to stand next to the board if you can't see behind a pillar. I don't love this of course, but if you get here early enough, you can get a spot with a clear view of the board. One perk of this hall though is their frequent player punch card. With every punch, you get a raffle ticket for a chance at a fun raffle basket each week. Ten punches gets you a free early bird. I play at several halls, and don't know of any other that has a free raffle chance each week for loyalty players, so very nice indeed. Overall I like the atmosphere of this bingo hall. It is bright and clean, and although a bit tight on space, the folks crammed in are friendly and fun. And ... drum roll please ... for my second visit I won a regular bingo all to myself and took home forty bucks! A win definitely has a way of making you like a hall more, haha. Even so, I genuinely enjoy playing at Saint John's, and look forward to my next visit!

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.

We decided to try and do something different and attempted to try and go to bingo. There is a very…read morepopular bingo here on Tuesday evenings. Doors open at 6pm and the first ball is pulled at 7:30. We didn't think it was that serious and came about 6:45 to be safe. The parking lot was packed and there was only seating in an enclosed smoking section. Needless to say we did not stay. We might try again another day. If we do I'll write an updated review of the experience. If you want to come and sit in the non smoking section I'd say you need to be here by 6:15. Beer and wine are also served here which is cool.

great bingo game on tuesday nights at 7:30 door open at 6:00. and next tuesday april 28th 2026 the…read morequeen of hearts jack pot sparting at $25,000 !

Bingo is a game of chance there is no rigging., Staff is friendly and very helpful if needed. :)read more

Games are rigged, same people win 4 times in one session, like this guy. Tell manager about the…read moreissue, they don't do anything. This hall isn't very honest

The hub'ster and I went here last Sunday for the 4:00pm game on an impromptu trip over the border…read morebecause a church bingo close to home was cancelled. I've been to Fort Erie Delta a few times before this, and each time I go it is a good experience. Know that everything is cash only, boards and concessions, but they do have ATMs that dispense Canadian cash, of course. The caller was a little fast this day, but she had to be because it was a very slim crowd, so she had to keep up the pace since more numbers typically needed to be called for each bingo. I like that a snack and coffee cart lady goes around during the game, so you can have your calories and caffeine rolled right to you. The muffins were yummy. We finally signed up for the Inner Circle club, which got us two membership cards, points towards earning free snacks and boards, and two free daubers! I went with teal, my husband got periwinkle, and we're all set for more bingo date nights to come. No win this time, but so, sooooooooo close. Maybe the periwinkle dauber will bring us to victory on our next bingo adventure.

Coming from North Carolina, we weren't exactly sure what to expect but we were looking for a good…read moretime and some fun. Our group had never played bingo before and were a little confused at first. But then an employee, Justin, said we looked a little confused and totally clarified all the rules for us. He periodically checked on us throughout the night to make sure we were still following along. I think it's useful to know that other players brought small coolers with drinks and snacks. Overall a good experience!