I am a retired veteran living in Austin and needed a ride to& from the Veterans Clinic for an…read moreappointment.I called United for the People (referred by U.S.Administration on Aging).I spoke with Mr. Shorter,he gave me my options and made an appointment to pick me up. This is a Great service for Veterans in need.Jermaine was on time & very courteous and a true gentleman. United for the People 512 298 2532 Thank You Mr. Shorter for all you do. Ron Caro

Stellar organization, great people, amazing products/services, genuinely amazing.read more

My son was a Marine/killed. Bonnie Carrol who his head gal there, made sure I got to Washington for…read morethe annual event. I had head injury. When I got there..I was..lost. Nice gal from Homeland called Bonnie and asked if they knew who I was..Oh Yes we know him! Im deaf. Gal from Homeland got to the gate where the TAPS buses were just in time. Look up TAPS on line Tragedy Assistance for Parents and Survivors......of someone killed in Military 5 Stars.

Amazing support for someone that has lost a loved one that was active military. These people care…read moreand put together incredible seminars to help those that have experienced huge loss in their lives learn how to deal with grief and moving the next step forward and keeping memories alive. My son passed away October 22, 2016 while he was an active duty marine and it is amazing support to be part of this great group of people that have also lost someone in a similar circumstance and they understand and really care. Well put together classes for those that have lost their loved ones many hears ago and for those that it is more recent. Thank God for this wonderful group of people.

I am ever so grateful for this team of people. I am a veteran that was so close to experiencing…read morehomelessness. It's one of the scariest things I have ever been through as a veteran. I applied so many places for help and I was starting to lose hope and then I came across help2vets. And although it was a process they were able to help me and save me in one of my most darkest times. I am just in awe with help2vets. Thank you for seeing me hearing me and helping me. My kids and I are forever grateful.

It is amazing to have a place that helps veterans and their families in their time of need. Staff…read moreis very welcoming and friendly. I met with Gilbert Lauriano and his knowledge and skills are beyond amazing his help with my resume landed me the job I had been wanting. I am very greatful not only to Mr. Lauriano but the staff here. Will recommend all veterans to reach out.​

Daniel help me with everything, explain how to get to 100% on my claims and got 100% in the matter…read moreof months, he is very helpful and a trustworthy person. trust in the process and it will pay off in the end. Daniel can help you with anything you need with your va claims and information about your benefits. I highly recommend to get in contact with Daniel to help you get that rating you deserve. Thank you once again foxhill 4 vets.

Daniel is all smoke and mirrors. I have given him chance after chance to deliver. If anyone is…read morefamiliar with the term blue falcon pretty much sums him up. He fails to deliver on promises, has excuse after excuse as to why he can't perform. Since day 1, he promised results, but after talking to the VA, he didn't do anything and still wants to charge $60k to help with something I did all the legwork. Don't let him or his staff fool you into thinking they're helping, they're not. I've seen incompetence, especially in the military, but this takes it to a new level. BEWARE!!!

Felt shady, like collusion between regulars and dealers. Probably won't ever be back.read more

There are good people I like who work here so it's unfortunate that I have to share this review. I…read morehave Wilson's disease which is a disability that affects my central nervous system. My hands shake, when it gets colder, it shakes worse. I used to wear cut off gloves to this game because they kept my hands warm and decreased my shaking and a dealer said he wanted to give me a cup of soup , implying that I guess I look like a homeless person, which is probably true. I wasn't insulted by the comment. It was just insensitive, and I knew he meant no harm by it it. When possible, I sit in the 1 or the 9 seat which is closest to the dealer. I sat in the ninth seat most recently, and I would say fold instead of pushing my cards and the cards are literally next to the dealer and I guess she didn't like that too much because she said something smart about it along the lines of " I guess I'll fold your hand for you. "I said I have a condition that makes my hand shake. It's easier if I just say fold To which she replied, you're not getting any sympathy from me. Nobody wants sympathy. A little empathy would be considerate. It sucks having a disability. It sucks even more that you have to explain yourself. Some of the staff can use some disability sensitivity training. On a good note, All the managers here are really cool and professional. When I asked to exchange my chips to lessen my stack, they help me put it together and of course I always tip. I know my condition can sometimes slow the game down so I tip generously and I am considerate at making fast decisions.

Austin Club My…read morecousins hosted a wedding reception at the beautiful Austin Club. It is formerly The Millett Opera House. The food served, the drinks from the bartenders, and the overall classy and timeless feeling the Austin Club gave made for a beautiful reception full of joy. For dinner we were served a Chicken Piccata with Brussels Sprouts and Mashed Potatoes that was top notch. I haven't had a regular meal here, but the Austin Club was a great event space as a guest, and I had a great time at the venue. RIYL: Class in the heart of Austin

Dec 16, 2025 Came…read morefor my Aunts 90th BD celebration with 12 of her closest friends I had a shrimp cocktail to start, a filet mignon with garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus for the main and candied pecans with vanilla ice cream for dessert. Everything tasted fabulous. Others had stuffed chicken or sea bass. I got to try the sea bass; it was delicious as well. Props to our waiter George! Top notch. Each dish had a fresh orchid on it, which I collected most of to take home. I snuck away from the dinner party to look around. Now, what I discovered. The blue ceiling mural has a face of one of the local opera singers back in the day; Priscilla. In the video you'll hear the story told by Alex (the asst mgr) who was kind enough to show me the upstairs and tell me about Ms Priscilla. Great food, great svc, lovely historical bldg. If the walls could talk...