We had a great time Sunday at their St.Patricks Day themed tea party. They had live music and food. The girls that were working there, I think they were from Kennedy High School, were really helpful, friendly and polite. Shannon was a super star and helped me with something off menu for my diet restrictions. So thoughtful! My toddler had a great time roaming around and hanging out (more like just watching) the other kids there. Great band for the live music. Everyone was dressed nice and enjoying themselves. Fun event! read more

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Played pickleball for a bit. BBQ on Thursdays nights. Food so tasty. The patio had a nice Delta breeze. That is what I luv about Pocket. 8 oz cheese burger juicy, baked beans and potato salad tasty. Me likes watermelon alot. $15 and I don't think u have to be a member. Just chillin... read more

Elks Lodge No 6 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Sacramento, California

My sister & I had a wonderful Sunday Breakfast at Elks Lodge no. 6 in South Sacramento with some wonderful neighbors & it was wonderful!! If you haven't tried it one definitely should whether with friends, family, or alone! Every one is friendly & the food excellent!! read more

I have met some very nice people at the lodge andI think that I shall be very comfortable there. As a new. member I shall be five minutes away from good food and drink, a heated swimming pool, billiard tables, a game room a well fitted gym and weight room. It will be better than a home away from home. read more

Sunday Breakfast Brunch Buffet is 8:30am - 11:00am I've heard great things about this buffet and finally experienced it this past Sunday. Here is my review: As you walk into the main hall at Elk's Lodge No. 6, you are greeted by Cathy, sitting at a small table that will collect your $9.00 and direct you to the plates. The seating is seat yourself as there are about 16 round tables that will seat 10 each. On the tables, you will find paper place mats, silverware and maple syrup. The food is served at stations that are located along the perimeter of the hall along the windows and kitchen wall. There was an Omelet Station, Eggs Benedict and Corned Beef Station, Pancake and French Toast Station, Waffle Station, Biscuits & Gravy and Potato Station; and Bacon and Sausage Station. There is also a table with fresh brewed coffee, juice and water. The Omelets are made to order and include your choice of Ham, Onions, Spinach, Tomatoes, Jalapenos, Mushrooms and Cheese. My omelet was awesome. Perfectly made and cooked just right! In my opinion, this station was the Star of the Show!! The Eggs Benedict was amazing and perfectly made as well. The lady behind the station will carefully fold an egg into one of the boiling pots of water to poach your egg to perfection. Right before your egg is ready, she will plate a prestacked English Muffin and slice of Ham onto your plate. After she tops the ham off with the poached egg, she will ask how much Hollandaise Sauce you would like. At this point, your mouth is salivating and you are contemplating whether or not to get more food or go sit down to devour this work of art. The Corned Beef Hash is nothing special. No crispy edges and looks plain and boring. It reminded me of the time I was in Las Vegas at the breakfast buffet at the California Hotel's Market Street Cafe. If you like that easy and feed the masses type of Corned Beef Hash, you'll be content. For me, I like crispy edges with my Corned Beef Hash to add texture to what I'm eating. The Pancakes are also amazing and the French Toast looked just as amazing, even though I did not have any. Lona (I think was her name...) was behind the griddle with obvious experience and skill was serving up some of the fluffiest pancakes I have ever eaten. She even made "Mickey Mouse" pancakes for the children. She couldn't tell me what brand of batter she was using, but it tasted wonderful and cooked perfectly. Poorly tasting pancakes could kill a business, but Lona was a veteran and knew what she was doing. The French Toast was made with Texas Toast and I didn't hear any complaints for the people around me that had one. The Waffle Station was making Belgian style waffles. Your typical pour and flip waffle iron created some crispy goodness. I found out they will serve you a full waffle, half or quarter, as my niece return with a quarter of a waffle with whipped cream on top. I didn't have a waffle myself, but if its anything like their pancakes, I'm sure it's amazing. I didn't have any Biscuits and Gravy, but I overheard the gentleman at the table behind me, say it was his favorite item to eat at the buffet. I would have loved to try it, but I already had my share of carbs from the pancake. I really like biscuits and gravy. Something about a restaurant's gravy will tell you something about how good the eatery is. You know....from scratch or packaged. Maybe you could try them and let me know. The Potato Station has country style potatoes only. No hash browns, but there are tons of other carb options, although the potatoes are still good and perfectly grilled. The Bacon was thin and crispy, just like I like them. You can't really mess up bacon and the cuts of bacon were well balanced with meat to fat ratio. The taste was also excellent and not overly salty in taste. You could eat a lot these, so be careful. The Sausage Links were all gone by the time I got there, so I'm sure they are good. The Sausage Pattys were full of flavor, cooked perfectly and rich in taste. I was offered two more pattys at the end of the buffet while they were tearing down the stations. I desperately needed something to offset the richness in taste of the sausage. Too much to eat by themselves. The Coffee was surprising good. Hard to explain the taste, but its a taste you can't get from your Keurig at home. All in all, I would definitely come back and recommend others to try this wonderful Sunday Breakfast Buffet. Maybe I'll set up an UYE if there is enough interest from you fellow Yelpers. Drop me a message and let me know.... Simply Wonderful in my backyard known as the "Pocket"!!!! read more

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Holiday Parties & Retirement Parties For Those Who Don't Have Their Own Space! SITREP So. You are in the Downtown / Pocket Area of Sacramento. And you want to plan an office party. But unfortunately, you boss (or bosses) what to dial this party up a bit. It already looks like your board room, of office patio is going to be way way too small anyways, when you start pot-lucking, and need some extra space for setting up tables. Then someone gets the WILD IDEA "Let's BBQ!" and someone else says, "Let's invite our spouses / significant others / business partners, etc. etc. And before you know, there's NO WAY IN HELL you are going to fit everyone into this planned shindig. THE SETUP Well, that's where the Elks Lodge comes into play. * They got LOTS of space! * They got LOTS of FREE PARKING * They got a full size restaurant-ready kitchen for you to utilize (and clean, just FYI) * They got a full back patio BBQ set-up for you to cook your tri-tip, your chicken, and other meats * They rooms, both Large AND VERY LARGE for you to host an event in the hundreds * They also got a full service bar with a bartender in the room for you to host an event if you are only talking about 50-75 people. There is lots of potential..... HOLIDAY PARTIES We've hosted my office CCLD office Holiday parties here several years and running over the last 20 years. We've been able to leave sufficient room around the stage (yes, there's a stage!) where we can have award ceremonies, announce the winners of the raffles and silent auctions, and we even have a DJ set-up. And along with the DJ is the dancing on the floor space (not covered by the circular tables. RETIREMENT PARTIES Several of my bosses over the last 15 years have hosted - or rather their staff hosted - their retirement parties here. Usually not as big as the Holiday parties, these can easily be setup in the bar side area, making it easily convenient to grab a drink and grab a napkin to dab those tears of sadness..... THE LOWDOWN A great external venue to host those large-sized functions you can't do at work. read more

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Agree with the other reviewers that this is the best Sunday breakfast deal in town. I DISAGREE about the drinks. This bar is a private club, and that has certain benefits when it comes to drinks. Where else can you get a cocktail for 3 or 4 dollars? The bartenders, Cindy and Cheryl are always friendly. What other bar has popcorn? Very few. The bar is only open to the public on Sunday mornings; otherwise it is members-only. If you are not a member, but are a friend of a member, they can sign you in anytime. The other great deal right now is dinners in the bar; only 7 dollars from 5:30-7:30 pm Monday through Friday (7 pm when there is a meeting. On meeting nights, the bar closes at 7 too.) It is cash-only for bar, breakfast and dinner, but dues can be paid by credit card. If your complaint is that the Elks are too old, then DO something about it. Bring the average age down. Join up! It is 200 a year, and you will be welcomed in any Elk lodge across the country. They have gym facilities, including a pool, jacuzzi and handball courts. Gym membership is a great deal too; compared to the cost of other gyms. Men pay $205 a year, Women $190 (because the men have bigger lockers and a bigger locker room. ) 24 hr fitness is overcrowded and twice as expensive and you are likely to have your stuff stolen there. Not at the Elks This is a well-kept RVers secret, too. You can usually dry camp for free overnight at any Elks lodge, and although there are maximum stay requirements, many lodges offer fantastic amenities (full or partial hookups) for 10 or 15 dollars a night. Where else can you find lodging in Beach towns like Santa Cruz or wine country like Napa or Santa Maria for 15 a night? The Elks are NON-PROFIT. Nobody there is hoarding money. The money they do generate goes only to pay for the building and maintenance and charity. In the case of the Elks, the big charities are veterans and therapy for crippled children. Requirements of membership: To be eligible for membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, you must be a citizen of the United States over the age of 21 who believes in God. You must be proposed for membership by 2 current lodge members. Then you have to attend some classes on Elks History, I recall it was 2 once a week evening classes, then you will be admitted on the third weekly meeting (at a regular Lodge meeting.) Membership is subject to a unanimous vote of the members. Membership also has a lot of other perks and discounts Just Google Elks benefits for all the perks. read more

Elks Lodge No 6 - For the frugal-minded, the members-only bar has the cheapest drinks in town. - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Sacramento, California

Went here for New Years Eve Party. They had a silent auction in the hallway and separate bar area once you enter the building. The main event area was huge and there were at least 200 people. It was decorated to a T and there was a stage for the live band and dance floor. They also had a bar area in the main event room. The prime rib meal was huge and totally worth the $55 ticket. Only water was included with the meal. The members that we met were nice and welcoming. Cindy at the bar was really nice. Didn't get to really see all that it had to offer- understandably so because staff were busy manning the event, but definitely seems like a great place for active 50's plus adults and retirees. They also mentioned if you join as a member bar prices and events are discounted. It was nice to check out, but the prices for membership seemed a bit steep for us at this point in time. Also- they did not offer a large selection of wine or red bull and the events such as trivia night and karaoke are not technically open to non-members, but you can come if a member signs you in. read more

Attended the SARTA Theatres Elly Awards 2015, held at Elks Lodge 6. Located in the Greenhaven area, I honestly never knew it was here! The closest I've been was probably Scott's on Riverside. Plenty of parking, registration in the lobby, and the first thing I noticed was how large the event space was. I mean, from the stage to the dance floor, to all the tables setup plus the bar and tables for food in the back. Lighting was nice, backlit the stage as well as disco-ball effects during the live performances as part of the program. There was a candy "bar" table self-serve, as well as the drinks bar (heavy-handed bartenders!), coffees and water on the other side, and then the food. First was a mashed potato bar (not baked potatoes) with either sweet or Yukon potatoes, and all the toppings/fixings you'd want -- bacon, sour cream, green onions, cheese...they also had pinwheels (wraps, either meat or veggie options), sausage "flowers" (wonton wrappers), various chicken wings (regular buffalo, spicy, BBQ), bruschetta, etc. Tasty but the lines were long and the timing of when certain items became available didn't make sense to me, oh well. Overall, a hidden spot that was a pretty decent event space for such a large crowd. Will make a mental note if I ever have to plan a big shindig in the Sacramento area. read more

Elks Lodge No 6 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Sacramento, California

We were planning on checking this place out as a venue for our wedding, but when we walked in Laura was in her office on a phone call so we patiently waited outside in the hallway. She gave us an off putting non-welcomoning vibe. She was really acting unprofessional on the phone complaining about a customer who had booked with them. We had to leave as this is not the type of person we want helping us plan our special day. We feel bad for whoever had booked with her as she was talking behind their back. We will look elsewhere for a more positive environment for our special day. No stars would be more appropriate here. #badvibe read more

Review is based on what the Elks is and what it provides. It is a wonderful organization that is great for networking and helps local community groups. I think things like this are a rarity nowadays. I am a member. I like using the gym. Probably cheapest around. And since there's not a lot of members, you practically get the whole gym to yourself. The bar area is great and very friendly. read more

This is a great spot for events, from formal to casual. Like any Elks Lodge there is a certain "rustic" feel to the place, but what it lacks in modern charm it makes up for in convenience and accessibility. I cam in for the first time when I was delivering some goodies on behalf of my company as a sponsor for the "Ladies Day Out" fundraiser. It's a spacious auditorium, with a stage and plenty of space for seating many, many hundreds of folks. That occupancy is matched by a giant parking lot with ample parking for guests that puts those expensive downtown event spaces to shame. It's a little out of the way, but keep the Elks Lodge in the pocket in mind should you be planning a large-scale event. I know they are now near the top of my list. read more

This place carries some memories for me. I would usually come here for the art and craft shows they have when it is held here once a year. It is in a good neighborhood and this place has plenty of parking. Parking does get full fast so if its a big event get here earlier otherwise parking can be quite far. They have a room where there is a bar for you to drink. If you like to hold a birthday party they can rent half or the room to you. In my situation we rent half of the room with half of the bar. The price is not too bad. Its just a normal room with 3 long tables where each table can fit about 10 people. We got half the bar where it can fit about 15 to 20 people. We had the room to ourselves where we can do whatever we want. We rented a dj and cater our own food and had a FAT bday party. Ps. You can't bring your own alcohol, since they have a bar. Drinks Just to summarize it quick a corona bottle for $4.50 which is not too bad. Martinis or fancy drinks, you will get it in a plastic non fancy disposable plastic cup. I got one of the miller lite on tap, and man was it flat and tasted like water. Each cup is $3, i highly suggest you order a bottle beer. yes they have shots and liquor which is a plus if you need some. Cash only bar, they do not take credit cards. the bartender for the night seemed like she was bored. She was busy chatting with the other bartender. Not much personality or interest in making convos with patrons. Overall i thought it was ehh experience.... Overall i like the location. The building is kind of old. The room inside is not fancy but just a regular room with tables and chair included. If your on a budget and are looking for a decent size room to host a private party of 50 to 100 people, this is an ok place. read more

We stayed here in our RV. Great Lodge. We jumped into the pool and Jacuzzi. Very nice people... Big BBQ going on...... Close to all kinds of fantastic stores, restaurants, etc. We'll be back. I am a member from Red Bluff, California read more

The Elk's Lodge on Riverside and Florin has the best Sunday breakfast around. Pancakes, waffles, made to order omelets, eggs any style including eggs benedict, bacon, sausage and more with special menus for Mother's Day, Father's day, etc. Lots of other fun events too - crab feed, Cinco de Mayo, Hoe Down, music events. read more

The 2018 Christmas breakfast event at the lodge was very disappointing. The food was absolutely horrible. Microwaved pancakes served cold/barely warm. Watered down orange juice. Scrambled eggs that tasted like they were made from a powder or poured from a carton. Biscuits and gravy with biscuits that were hard and dry. Paper thin bacon. Somewhat decent cinnamon rolls. All this for $10. I was with a large group of people and everyone barely ate anything because the food was all so disgusting. The pic with Santa was good, but at an additional $10. I wish we could just pay for the pic with Santa and not have to pay for the inedible breakfast as well. Extremely disappointed in the lodge for changing the menu from prior years. I most likely will not be attending the event in 2019 since 2018 was such a bad experience. If I do, it will not be with the large group that do not have kids so they don't waste their hard earned money on a lousy breakfast. I'd do it for the pic with Santa and my kids. read more

The Elks Lodge No 6 offers a delicious Sunday Morning Breakfast for $10. What a deal!! Enjoy omelettes, waffles, pancakes, biscuits & gravy and more!! It's hosted by very nice people too. FYI, it's cash only. read more

Lots of food and coffee and juice and the bars open for $9 except for the bar good deal on Sunday mornings. I think this is our new place to go almost every Sunday now read more

HALL is HUGE! Its old school INSIDE, smells liek OLD-TIMER " Ben-GAY" probably great for events! wayy cheaper than " Le Rivage Hotel". PLACE is very private! ask for PETE, he goes to the BUDA! read more

Greenhaven's dirty little secret. I'm probably going to piss off the regular patronage of this place for exposing such a great little secret but that's OK because this place still has plenty of room to fill and the money goes to a good cause. Hands down the best breakfast deal in town period! If you can make your way off the grid to south Sacramento this is an edible score. On Sundays only the elks lodge serves up breakfast at different stations by loyal and caring elks lodge members. Breakfast for one is 8 bucks (drinks at the bar are charged separately. And by the way the drinks here are pretty weak but that's OK because drinking would only fill precious stomach space that you have an other purpose for today so don't waste your time. Go to the Shady Lady for Sunday drinks after breakfast if you still feel the need.) and you can visit the hash brown, omelet, eggs Benedict, corned beef and hash, sausage and bacon, and even waffles and pancakes stations as many times as you want. My friends and I used to stand out like sore thumbs (dred locks, tattoos, etc..) against the older crowd here but they are always grateful to have people eating here. They only ask that you donate to their local charity by dropping a few bucks into the plastic purple pig in the center of the table. So do this and enjoy eating at this wonderful place. read more

went to the elks sunday breakfast-... elk omlettes , scrambeled egg with elk , elk benedict, elkcakes , frenchelktoast, biscuits and elk,corned beef elk, elk bacon and elk sausage-am sure I am leaving out something...any way great deal and friendly atmosphere all for 8 bucks...make sure thoug you do not park in the Grand Elks private reserved parking place or you will see some Angry Elks! read more