Had an event here yesterday. The preliminary meetings were great, but day of event the key holder…read morewas 20 mins late. We called all of the phone numbers we had, to no avail. She arrived apologetically, however a call to the host would have been nice and since now we are almost 30 mins in to our 3 hr set up time, you'd think she would have offered to assist. Outside of that. It is a wonderful venue so long as you bring enough decorations to transform it into your own event. They are not strict, and allow access to kitchen amenities. I'd recommend it for sure.

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.

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.

The Legion put a new bar food menu out recently and it is very good. I had the crab cake sandwich,…read morewhich was excellent. The prices are incredibly low for both drinks and food. Once a month or so they have entertainment on a Friday or Saturday night, which we've enjoyed.

Excellent food and drinks in a wonderful atmosphere! Especially love the new upper deck.read more

As a Legion member, I visit Post 166 whenever I come to Ocean City. It is a veteran's service…read moreorganization, so it's generally not open to the public - although a member can sign in a guest, and members of other veterans service organizations have access. The post was remodeled about three years ago, and the ground floor members lounge is very nice. They have cooks on staff and have daily specials in addition to a regular menu. The food is always good here, and the service is good. And since it's a member's organization, the prices are very reasonable. Nice post, and nice people.

We were invited to a party this weekend at the pavilion here at the Lewes American Legion. What a…read moregreat outdoor space! I've ridden my bike on the trail by here a bunch of times but I never really noticed it here. Would dev love to come back.

I have been in a lot of American Legion Posts and this is the best; small but not too small; very…read morefriendly and even an outdoor bar. I joined two years ago and I feel like I have known everyone for decades. Lot of laughs and easy conversation.

Adult Bargo every Thursday nite / like bingo, but more fun. Cash Bar on 1st and basement floors…read more Fast food being sold from 5-7 pm on this nite. Come on to support this event.

Customers and staff told a friend that they could not play what they wanted on the jukebox and that…read moreit had to be before 90s because they prefer oldies. Yelled at her when she tried to play a slot machine because she wasn't a member rather than just informing her. There were no postings about it. Then when they were done with their drinks, they pushed their drinks aside and got up to leave and the bartender quickly opened another beer and told him he had to pay for it and argued with him about it. That he needed to play the bottle down if he didn't want another. It was just all around an awful and purely rude experience. Staff and customers need to be completely redone and traded out for fresh and kinder models. Bitterness and rudeness isn't cute y'all.

If you are a veteran, this is a friendly, affordable Place to relax, have a beverage of your…read morechoice, and potentially make a new friend or, at least, have a nice conversation.

Stopped in here after a dedication ceremony (Dept of NJ buried a time capsule - to be opened in 25…read moreyears). It was a beautiful day and the Post was jammed. I didn't have time to look around but it looks like they do not have a parking lot. That could be troubling during the summer as the hordes descend on the city. Overall, the facility looked very nice. BTW, I don't know if I will be around to open the capsule ...

Played the course 3 times in 2025. July, September, and October. The course has grown in since…read morethe summer. Looking forward to the Spring of 2026! The staff is doing an excellent job.