It's a great place to have fun and enjoy a night. The staff is friendly and professional, the games…read moreare fun and the concessions are fantastic.

From the owner: Weekly Cash Bingo games with a cumulative Cookie Jar and Pull Tabs for extra fun. Refreshments…read moreon-site.

I'm not exactly sure what membership includes or what this building is primarily used for but have…read morebeen here several times. Twice to weddings and twice to bingo. I believe anyone can rent out the space, which consists of several rooms and kitchen area. While the view is scenic and overlooks the river and woodland, the majority of the interior is dated and very 1970's with dark wood paneling. There is a newer, more modern space where the bar is located, which would be ideal for smaller occasions. However this review is based solely on bingo - which takes place Monday and Thurs nights. While Monday is open to the public I'm not sure about Thurs. They operate a well-oiled machine with high payouts, courteous staff, and even machines you can rent that play for you (min purchase of paper cards required). You can spend as little or as much as you want. The lowest amount of cards you can buy is a 3 pack for $3. Specials are ran throughout the night and are $1 each, with cards being sold before bingo starts as well as right before that games starts. There's pull off tickets, door prizes, and other ways to spend and win. Payouts are in cash. There's also an early board game and food available for sale. Halfway through the night is intermission, enough time to run to the restroom, catch a smoke or grab some grub (you are welcome to bring your own). Do arrive early to claim your seat. There's two rooms of bingo (playing the same game via monitors) and it attracts a big crowd. Do bring cash, water, multiple bingo dabbers, and snacks. It's also helpful to bring tape - to tape your special cards together and to tape your door prize number to the table, a highlighter - for marking special letter games, and a pen. Don't buy more cards than you can handle. Games are fast paced and with the additional of pull off ticket sales there's a lot going on around you. Do pay attention and be sure to grab a game schedule - so you know what game will be played on what card. Do bring a friend - it's no fun playing bingo alone although everyone I've encountered there have been nice. Plus you'll have someone along to help you figure it all out the first time. Good luck!

Can only vouch for their bingo which I attended once after finding their event on Facebook. Bingo…read moreappears to be a big fundraiser for them and something they do on the regular. Best to "like" their page to see upcoming events. Bingo is one of my favorite things to do, and it's even better when you can help out a local fire hall in the process. This bingo is held at their fire hall. The kitchen was open and offered several food options, including homemade chicken noodle soup. Everything was very affordable. Bingo can be won 8 ways and they have those ways pictured on their board. While they do have a visual of the ball they call they don't have a "board" to check what numbers were already called. The caller was ok, a bit on the slow side, and I did have some issues "getting in the groove" with his "call" method. Regular games were .25/card. A volunteer came around and collected for each game. Special games were $1. The payouts were 1/2 of what was collected, some of the specials paid out in full. On average winnings were $15 per game give or take. They also had door prize tickets and 50/50. Overall the energy level wasn't there. I like bingos that are more upbeat and lively. At age 50 my friend and I were the youngest folks there. The specials weren't a shape or anything challenging - the only difference was the price/payout. They offer cardboard cards and plastic chips. I have my own magnetic chips and used those. It wasn't especially crowded but not really set up to properly social distance either. No one was masked. There were several "false" bingos called which wasted time and is looked down upon and strongly discouraged at other bingo halls. Here it seemed to be a normal occurrence. The addition of a bingo board would help with that. Overall it was a way to kill time on a Friday night and hopefully win a few bucks in the process while donating to a worthy cause. I do prefer callers that move a little faster and games that stay away from basic. Probably won't be back.

Bingo world is a unique experience that offers you look into a traditional pastime of America…read morenostalgia. Nestled in a large lot with a huge parking lot with two smoking areas. You walk in and see a traditional bingo hall. They offer multiple rounds and floor games. My advice is to get there early and bring cash for the floor games. The food is surprisingly good. The crowd typically leans towards our sassy seniors, so be patient. While I didn't win, I would definitely go back.

bingo world allows you to charge your packet, but does not tell you that the charge would be…read morededucted as a cash advance which then incurs a fee and interest. I was surprised when I got my discover bill and the saw the fees. I am very upset as the staff did not mentioned that the monies will be deducted as a cash advance.

Proud to Be A Member of the Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion. Joined with my Records of My…read moreBrother a Vietnam Veteran and MY Dad a War World II Veteran. Proud to be a member They do Alot For Our Veterans, Community, Families and Raise alot of money to Donate Back to Our Community. Now they are Raising Money for Jason Park, To Bring Our Park back, To Our Community. Fundraiser for June 22nd 2023 When they do a Fundraiser All Money Raised Donated to that Cause Which Jason Park. We Thank You For your Respect, Dedications To Our Veterans And Community. Our Mayour Just Gave A Presentation and Proclaming the American Legion 372 Columbia PA. Giving A Proclamation on April 22, 2023. We Dedicated that Day which goes down in History From Thw Mayor Lutz and From Our Borough Of Columbia. We Thank You and Very Proud to be A MemberGod Bless The Post, The Ladies Auxiliary, Sons of the Legion From Our Mayor Lutz, with His Proclamation April 22, 2023. Thank You John Reitzel For Coming and Taking Professional Pictures. That will be soon Posted In Our American Legion Post 372. Thank You And God Bless Kathy Willuams

The Columbia American Legion....where do I start? This is a social club which means you have to pay…read moreto be a member. Depending upon your military or civilian status you could pay between $15-$25 a year to be a member here (and yes, people with absolutely no military background can become social members). What you get in exchange for your dues is the most amazingly cheap drinks you will ever find... Mixed drinks and shots $2, 12 oz draft 75 cents, 16 oz draft $1, 3.75 small pitchers. It really doesn't get cheaper than this. There is also a small kitchen that has burgers fries that kind of thing on the weekend...food here is hit or miss, heavy on the miss tho lately. Additionally, if you are offended by thick disgusting smell of the day's many cigarettes as well as the sunk in acrid odor of old stale smoke this is not the place for you. ventilation is minimal, windows are nonexistent. It is a given that I have to wash whatever I wear there in a strong detergent immediately after leaving. There is a pool table (free pool on sunday, pool leagues on monday and tuesday, scaryoke (karaoke) every friday, occassional dances, weekly wednesday night bingo, and small games of chance (pull tabs, punch boards, daily book drawing). Compared to some of the other illustrious (read: mindblowingly scary and white ghetto) establishments in Columbia, the American Legion may be your best bet.

This is the all American VFW! This a private club. But, easy to get social membership! The main…read morepurpose is to support our local Veterans which is amazing and a great cause! They have daily and weekly numbers for members which is a chance to win money! They have a full kitchen and bar. Lots of different drinks! The food selection is good and the food is even better! My personal favorite is the fried pickles! Also have weekly activities ie; Bingo, Karaoke, live bands, pool table leagues, open mic nights and so much more! Highly recommended you to check out a social membership and to check this place out when your in town! The restaurant and some special events are open to the public! (No membership needed) Note; this place is cash only and it's a non-smoking place!

From the owner: Our VFW provided support to our local Veterans and Military members. We also have a Full Canteen…read more(Restaurant/Bar), which is open 7 days a week; offering lunch specials, a full menu and Friday Night Diner Specials. Daily specials are also available. Follow us on Facebook for daily information on the Post and Canteen!

This was my first time playing bingo so I really didn't know what to expect. I believe 6:50PM is…read morethe early bird special. Regular games start at 7:30PM. You go in, get your bingo package (lowest was $18 to get a stack of bingo games + a computer), get your computer off the rack, then sit down. There are multiple clerks wearing aprons that can help you out. Be prepared to know what "small round robin" and "postage stamp" means. It's actually really easy to google and the computer screen will light up the pattern you're going for. During some of the games, the clerks go around to offer more games for more money. Kim, one of the clerks, was so kind to me and made sure I was on track. She answered any questions I had and it made the whole experience more comfortable as I had gone alone! The bingo itself was super fun!!! I would love to come back with friends. At first, I was intimidated due to how fast the games were going during the early bird special. But, the pace is much better for the regular games (not including the quickie games). However, I do think this place needs to be cleaned. Oddly enough, the bathrooms reeked of nair?? Like it smelled like strong chemicals and wasn't the cleanest. Tip: ask for the program and bring drinks/snacks. Expect to be there from 7:30-11PM. Also, bring cash!!

Rating Pulaski Bingo a 5. Nope, I have no comparison since this was my first time going to bingo…read more I'll tell you what though - phenomenal. You park and walk in. Games are already going (early bird started at 7pm, and I have no idea what was being played) Peppe hadn't just arrived either. They were seriously settled in. You go to the window and are handed the standard cards. Then, you pick the package. No idea what the packages are, but I walked away with a ton of cards and a dauber. Then, you'll grab a small computer. Let's make it more intense and add a machine that auto plays for you. Ask for the program. You'll see each game has a slot and will be able to follow the sequence easier. There's an option to buy food (if you arrive early enough) People pack coolers. Pack a cooler - it takes so much focus to play, snacks are important. There's a few breaks. That's good because there's no room for error. Don't miss a number. Games move fast. Big money is tied to the last game. Smaller games are sold all night and have large prizes. One attendee must know which cards are hot because he kept winning. Amazing. Loved it.