The kitchen has been taken over by the former owners of Tired Texans and they have brought the same…read moredelicious food and friendly service with them.

No longer a post for Veterans. No longer supports Boy scouts, Legion baseball, Quilts for…read moreVeterans. It's all about a restaurant with crappy service and even worse food! No longer a place for friends to meet and share stories. There are a lot of other places to drink and eat WAY BETTER food!

We were kinda strong armed into this place when walking to dinner from Staybridge suites! I'm so…read moreglad we're. The drinks were cheap and the people nice. We went back the next day and played Bingo and had more drinks. We were there for a memorial service and they were even sweet enough to dedicate the bingo games to our friends.

One of the best places for a veteran to grab a good priced beer, a quick dinner, or do a little…read morekaraoke. I'd say the average age can be pretty high but if you're looking for an escape and want to strike up an interesting conversation with some of your fellow vets, you'll find it all here! Dues are cheap and worth every penny with all of the organizations and kids this group defends rights for. Do them and yourself a favor and stop in sometime!

Two words: Chicken Dinner. It always is very good. Salad bar stocked, chicken always comes out…read morefresh and hot! Staff is friendly. Drinks are always cold and you can't beat the prices. They have karaoke after as well if that's your thing. I usually attend with my friend who is a member but believe it's open to the public in general. Go support this organization and eat some great food!

Get place for a group..they had us in a separate area for our occasion..the staff was very nice and…read morefriendly ...great space, great parking and great food provided by "The Alley"..

Attended a fundraiser here that wasn't well publicized so unfortunately the place was nearly empty…read morebut it gave me a chance to look around. Checking out the bulletin board, I discovered that they have a fish fry every Friday 5-7pm during Lent. Huzzah!! My nearby church only does it every other week so this fills the gaps nicely. Meals range between $6 for mac 'n' cheese to $11 for fish *AND* shrimp with a bunch of sides - rye bread, baked potato, coleslaw and a pickle spear. On St. Patty's Day they had corned beef and cabbage for $8.00. The building itself isn't very sparkly and new. The floors weren't shiny and there were water stains on some of the ceiling tiles. Still, it is very functional for the events I've attended here. The kitchen is good sized.

This location was chosen for the gathering space. it fit our group of 50 or so just fine. The…read more fee for rental was a bit fair, however the beer fee was outrageous. there is no IPA. The bartender knows how to make shots. as long as it's Jack, Jose, Fireball purr something that requires no skill. our next party will be elswhere.

Very welcoming . Taco Tuesday specials…read more House salsa has a good kick. Not too terribly greasy fried tacos Decent beans/rice Delish chunky spicy chili.

My dad has been a member of this post for two decades. Whenever we are in town, we visit with him…read more He has a lot of great friends. He comes down a couple times a week for dinner and conversation. The American Legion, commonly known as the Legion, is a nonprofit organization of U.S. war veterans headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is made up of state, U.S. territory, and overseas departments, and these are in turn made up of local posts.

Yes, they even have fish fries at VFW's! The best thing about having it at a VFW is if you don't…read morewant the traditional beer/wine option, you've now got a full bar! This one is a bit pricey (around $16 per person), but the food explains the price once you are served. You get either fish or a whole fish, yes, you read correctly, a whole fried fish! You'll have to poke around the bones, but it was cooked perfectly. The sides aren't great, standard sliced bread and thick cut potatoes. The median age here is also much older than your standard fish fry, but the company was very pleasant. If you are out west, this is a good one to support.

My wife and I went to this American Legion last month for a good-old fish fry!…read more The way they do their fish fry's is a little odd. You purchase a 'chip', you give the chip to the kitchen attendant, and then you wait and wait, until they call your name. My wife and I waited about 15-20 minutes for our fish to come up, but it was worth it. The fish was hot, fresh, crispy and tasty, as was the tarter sauce and fries. The fries were honestly some of the best french fries that I have ever had. They were hot, crispy, and definitely fresh. The bread was tasty. The only caveat that some other fish fry's have is that you only get one plate here, it isn't all you can eat. The portion is probably enough for most people, but I always want more. (I ate the rest of my wife's fish). Next year, I am definitely coming back to this fish fry.

If you've got love for the 'ha and want to show it in your style -- but don't want a big "OMAHA"…read moreemblazoned across your chest a la middle school swag -- then the River City Social Club has a line for you. They sell an original line of t-shirts that highlight different neighborhoods by listing the local streets. Need a reminder of where you came from or directions on how to get back? Just look down. I personally opted for the general Omaha shirt (Center, Pacific, Saddle Creek, Dodge, Leavenworth & Maple) as there has yet to be a Tomahawk Hills/Keystone design ... Apparently the 90th & Fort crew just isn't as cool as North O, Dundee or Benson. Go figure. Neighborhood-specific options: - North O (24th, Ames, Fontenelle Blvd, 16th, Redick, 42nd, 30th, Lake & Sorenson) - Dundee (Happy Hollow, Chicago, Underwood, 49th, California, Davenport & 50th) - Benson (NW Radial, Maple, 62nd, Military, Blondo, Corby)