Friendly BINGO Hall with many regulars coming back week after week. Pot is $1000.+ weekly. They…read morehave pull tab games and horse races too as well as the shared 50/50 games. Good light meals, ample parking with no steps and good callers too!

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.

Such an unexpected surprise. I've never been to an bingo…read morehall so I didn't know what to expect. It's an older crowd but all into the game. There was a nice gentleman who helped us out with the rules of game and how it all worked. They have happy hour deals where you get an extra bingo board!

I bought my 85 year old Nana here last Saturday just for a fun day out. She used to go to bingo in…read moreSouth West Phila religiously but they burned down and she's since to find a new bingo home (it's been like 10 yrs). Any who, you know how one minute you're thinking something then the next minute an advertisement is on your phone So we trucked it 34 min from West Phila to the Northeast to check this place out. Long story short, even I played the entire time most of the people were way older but they kept up with the fast games and even told a few jokes (mostly insiders for the regulars). Needless to say we had a blast! 2 hours and 20 min and we spent less than $20! Truly an amazing time with my lovely Nana doing something she enjoys. Too bad it was a non-smoking facility (thank the lord) or else I would have never got her out of there. I didn't give it a full 5 Stars because of the distance and I felt like they should have sold little snacks for newbys who didn't know to pack a lunch If you're ever up for a good game of bingo this is the place...don't forget your sandwich!

I've never actually seen one of these until this week. People actually flock to this hall in…read moremid-afternoon on weekdays to play bingo! It's shocking to me! The people watching is amazing. A woman with a microphone calls a number, players then check off the number on their card. And they love it! Here's my proposition: if anyone has the gear, we should make a documentary about this place. The winners, the losers. What they do when they leave the hall. I'll split artistic credit with any takers. It would surely rock YouTube.

New owners, more fun!! This used to be Wellington Bingo but they have reopened with new owners and…read moreits a great game. Not as fast-paced as it used to be, BUT: - regular games pay $10, $20, and $50, double if tabletop - night coverall guaranteed $200 at the end of the night - the workers are NICE, and the manager is awesome - jackpots and quickies every hour - free play if you hit in less than 7 numbers - bonus pot if you hit in 4 numbers - free coffee & tea, plus snack and machines A little hard to find. It's in the alley off Frankford Ave & Cottman, next to the smoke shop & Rent-A-Center. They have a Facebook Page!

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 ...

This place holds so many special memories. Love the place to death!…read more Slot Machines! YuengLing! and a JukeBox filled with outdated music!

This is the greatest place on the eastern shore. Whether you want to play pool, drink copious…read moreamounts of Alcohol with camp couselors over the summer, or just for BINGO night, post 246 is there for ya! Cheap, fun, relaxed..... the jewel of the chesapeake

Had a good time with friends ! 8 of us , I didn't win anything but had 3 winners at our table ,…read moreincluded beer or wine ! I had coffee lol there was chances for baskets , 50/50 etc. all in all was a good time they have nice bingo's ! Been to a lot of bingo's there always nice

I chose this facility for rehab after my ankle injury. I will say the place is really clean and…read morestaff seems nice although they were understaffed, those that were in were efficient and patient with my needs. I will say that this place needs to have a better system in place when admitting patients. I arrived around 3:30ish and was placed on my room with a bunch of people coming in/out - the head nurse showed up made sure my call bell was there and disappeared! Next time I saw the Nurse it was that evening and was told something totally different(wasn't his fault as my dr hadn't sent one of my meds with me to the facility) however, two broken ankles but no Physical Therapist to do an assessment until the next day? Wow! That mean patient isn't given a commode, wheelchair, crutches nor walker until someone sees them. I was given a bedpan the size for a child(I weigh 225) and basically told to figure it out! Big No no! Then the mattresses was so thin and uncomfortable if it wasn't for me not able to walk, I would've left the facility. I asked for an egg crate topper and was told they don't have them, so I did the next best thing-ordered one from Target up the street for delivery! One of the nurses was adamant I couldn't have it and administration was called! Clearly this wasn't a fight they weren't going to win! For the amount of money my wonderful insurance was paying, the good, the bed and the interactions should've been different. At one point, there was staff in the hallway discussing patients(me) and it wasn't a positive statement. At that point I'm feeling what are you saying about the other patients that are older and have no one to speak up for them? And yes, I mentioned all of this to administration when they arrived at my room in the morning. It's so much more I could say about the facility but what I will say is that please research before you place your loved one in any facility. Check for admission procedures, ratio of staff to patients, food service(they had nothing I could not wanted to eat there -I wouldn't serve that to my enemy) , cheap yogurt(c&c) never heard of them and I'm sure they're getting top dollar for each of those patients held there. Research, Research, Research!!!!!!

My mom has been at Springfield Senior Commons Assisted Living for almost 4 years now. Having to…read moremove into a facility is sad and scary but the professionals who work at SSC are the most caring, kindest group of people I have ever had the pleasure of working with. And, I feel we are all working together to give my mom the best qualify of life. I feel very peaceful knowing she is in good, loving hands. Thanks Adrienne, Claudette, Nadine, Jen, Evelyn, Gina, Jessica to name a few.