Okay, so, I totally expected going to the AMVETS as a 22 year old girl to be COMPLETE boring…read more Boy, was I wrong! I went because my grandpa requested that I came out with him to the bar portion of this place to sing karaoke. To be honest there's a ton of really old people whom you can't really understand when they sing, but there's some that are actually really fun to watch. It's even fun to jump in yourself (which is what I did)! All the employees here are super nice, the drinks are CHEAP! (I'm talking like maybe a dollar or two for a beer and mixed drinks), and it's definitely low-key. Plus, they have an amazing view of Mount Rainier. Not sure how often I'll be here, but I won't be as apathetic when my grandpa brings me here next time.

This is an all volunteer run business in S Tacoma that has great people in place to keep things…read moremoving. Great drink prices, great food. On Tuesday they have a dart league, on Wednesday they have games, Barstool bingo, Texas hold em, Karaoke on Saturday and bands on Friday.

Great place to meet and talk with other vets the staff is nice and a lot of time there some type of…read moremeal going on or some type of event

Nice post, very friendly staff. Come here after work all the time! They have Bingo every Saturday…read moreand dancing on Wednesday.

They are a City of Lacey resource and referral agency for Military Veterans and Active Duty…read moresoldiers. They have VSOs on site as well as Housing. Work and Education specialists, a computer lab open to the public, a food bank. Appointments can be made on their website https://www.laceyveteranshub.org/

From the owner: The Lacey Veterans Services Hub provides a single point for Veterans and their families to access…read moreVA benefits, Employment, Financial Assistance, Healthcare, Housing, Education, Legal, Nutrition, and Transportation services.

Ok, so I have seen a recent review about a customer who recently joined this post. As a previous…read moremember of the post and a member that cannot wait to get back to this post, I would like to greatly extend my apology for the horrible experience you had while being there. I cannot wait to leave the San Francisco area and get back and help this post out. I have a lot of passion for this post and I again am sorry for you horrible experience. There are many of people who know me at this establishment and I promise you it is not normally like this. There are a lot of great veterans there and also some of the staff that works there are strictly volunteers and do not understand all of the rules that go on with the VFW. They have many great feeds and an open bar with great prices. The food is extremely affordable and the service is usually spot on. There may be a few patrons that push people away, but for the most part, this post is very accepting of new people and helping spread the word. Jim Weaver is an excellent man and this post is one of my favorites. I miss everyone here and cannot wait to get back.

I joined the VFW mainly because they have a nice pool table that I can play on during lunch. I went…read morein, asked all the pertinent questions about the table (in terms of things such as availability, do I need to purchase food to play, etc.). Content with the answers I received, I paid my $25 fee and was given a card indicating membership. Now, the problem. I go in Friday at lunch and the bartender comes over and tells me that a group of men come in every Friday to play and that I'll have to leave when they show up as "they have kind of a reservation". I then asked, "Oh ok. So I can reserve the table for other times?" She responded, "No. You can't reserve the table. But, they're 4 people and they buy lunch." (In other words, they spend more money than you, so you need to go away.) Ok. At least 2 problems I can see here: 1) How is it that these 4 men have carte blanche to "kind of reserve" the table if it can't be reserved, and 2) if it can't be reserved, what business is if of hers (the bartender) to police who's on a table that can't be reserved?! Her business is behind the bar. I'm sure that when the guys showed up, we could have worked out an agreement. Maybe, I leave. Maybe, I join them. Who knows? The bottom line is that it's extremely rude and unprofessional to effectively imply to a paying customer that other paying customers have special rights not enjoyed by all. If they have some sort of nepotistic thing going on here, then fine. Tell me before hand, and I won't join. But it's poor business to take my money and then tell me after the fact that there are two sets of rules. Ok. It's a measly $25, but it's the principle that counts here. I planned my lunch hour on this, and now have no time to go anywhere else to eat or shoot some stick. I'm definitely going to complain as loudly to the highest levels I can to get my $25 back and to ensure that others know about how these people conduct business.

What a wonderful place! We had a large group and they took the time to explain what to do and gave…read moreus pointers thru out the process. Very clean and fun place to throw axes and other sharp objects!

What a fabulous experience! While Castle Rock isn't far from where I live, we had never taken the…read moretime to go. Last Saturday my friend and I were looking for something to take our teens to do and decided to give it a try. It was THE BEST decision. From being greeted warmly by a younger employee, to then the owner introducing himself and ensuring we got just the "right" lane, and going above and beyond to ensure we were all happy with everything. He went over all A-Z to make sure we had the best experience! Employees/owners were present to make sure our time there was the best! We cannot wait to go back.