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I love this newer facility, I believe it opened about 5 years ago. The parking lot is big and there's PLENTY of handicap parking. The space inside is open with a lot of areas to sit. It is very clean and bright, even in the restrooms. Most of the staff are friendly and accommodating and there are a lot of services available. read more

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636 E Main St
Brownsburg, IN 46112
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American Legion

5.0

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5.0

(5 reviews)

6.1 mi

Great post! So friendly & lots of fun! We were here 2 weeks…read more& visited almost everyday! They made it so enjoyable & food is great . Shout out to Nancy & Becky for making us feel so welcome, also to the commander& everyone at the post to make it so enjoyable.

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American Legion Post 500

5.0

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Great ambiance and a welcoming atmosphere. I like that it is non-smoking and that they have a…read morevariety of activities and live bands! They also have a great space available for private parties and it's absolutely the place to be during May for the Indianapolis 500! All are welcome to come in!

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5.0

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10.5 mi

It's my home away from home. The occasional Euchre or Poker game in the background. Celebrated…read moreSlovenian American Veterans and Citizens of Indianapolis and beyond. Best locally (and regionally) produced Slovenian sausage. Greasey spoon menu also includes a pork fritter as big as a your hand. Dinners Specials for member and public every Friday that include stews, strukela, krofta, potica and other Slovenian specialties. Slovenian wine and beer available as well as domestic.

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