You can expect to enjoy yourself with friendly people, and for those who do kareoke, you can visit…read moreSundays starts at 5pm. Parking is limited so arrive early to have close by Parking choices.

I was returning home from Columbus, Ohio on 8/14/25 after burying my father yesterday. My father…read morespent 10 years serving in the Navy as a Seabee. He was stationed all over the world during his tenure, including Vietnam. While in the airport, I met a young man who had also served in Vietnam as a Seabee and met two wonderful veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. They were from Don Diego VFW Post 7420. During our discussion, they were kind enough to present me with a coin, which stated "Wecome Home Vietnam Veteran". I can not express the gratitude I felt receiving this coin. It helped me put a little bit more closure to my father's death. I will forever be grateful for our fateful passing in the Columbus Airport (of all places). Thank you to all of the veterans who served so bravely to defend this great country of ours. And a special Thank You to the two veterans that made my day. I will carry this coin with me always, remembering both my father and especially the veterans that presented to to me. Thank you to all Veterans, Allen Nutter

Clean facility with plenty of space in two rooms full…read morekitchen area rear parking lot outdoor smoking patio karaoke cheap stiff drinks great bartenders snacks available for purchase hot food available for purchase clean bathrooms off street parking My first time here to celebrate a friend's birthday and it was a great way to welcome in the New Year. She reserved the smaller room- which still held a good amount of people. Tables and chairs were provided and she had a table set up for hot food- crock pots to be plugged in. And another banquet table for gifts to be set upon. There was so much room for guests to pass through freely to the main room and outdoor patio/ rear parking lot that nobody had to squeeze between others. I'm pretty sure bartenders are volunteers here- so please be kind and tip them!

Great people and good food on most Saturdays. Live band sometimes. Inexpensive drinks and 50 cents…read morefor a cup of coffee!

VFW Post 1774 "The Ship" in La Mesa is your typical VFW hall. It is old, dark and the furnishings…read morewill remind you of your grandma's living room. Tables on one side of the room, bar on the other, dance floor/stage in between. Our friend's band was playing at the VFW (a gig's a gig, right?), so we thought we'd check it out. Upon entering we quickly realized that we were easily two of the youngest people in the place - awesome! Everybody was so nice and welcoming. We were made to feel comfortable right away. For a requested $5 donation we could've enjoyed a pork roast dinner with mashed potatoes and all the fixin's. We opted not to, but it looked delicious. Homemade for sure Drinks were incredibly cheap! $3.50 for a bottle of Pacifico or a Bud Seltzer. Trish was our outstanding, super friendly bartender. We loved Trish! Good times aboard The Ship.

A WONDERFUL, FRIENDLY AND WELL-RUN YACHT CLUB. Fun events…read morecalendar that includes meaningful community activities. The Gem of San Diego Yacht Clubs!

Great place. Perfect for events. Service were nice and friendly. Club was gorgeous and the food was…read moredelicious

Great views over all of San Diego, and an amazing membership program with fun events to get…read moreculturally immersed. I particularly love the sunset sips monthly wine tastings, the travel talks dinners where we explore different countries cuisines, as well as all of the chef driven pop-ups. This is an excellent membership for those that are looking for a co-working space that is elevated and where you are likely to run into lifelong friends. I personally have this membership for meeting like-minded peers and enjoying food experiences that I would be hard-pressed to find anywhere else in San Diego.

If you enjoy dining with your (white) grandparents in a deathly silent mausoleum, this place is…read morefor you. I researched online and their membership is way down because downtown San Diego is dead. There are way better options if you're looking for a lively place to conduct business and network. Also, if you are a person of color, you most likely work here, NOT a member. This is still clearly mostly a club for old, white, powerful men. As a diverse woman of color, I did not feel welcome. In fact, I was DISINVITED to join. In writing. Nice views but is it worth the $750 initiation fee and monthly dues of $260 and up? (It is not. Lol. I found much better alternatives at a much lower price point without a one-year contract commitment.)

Great Post great Vets, member, and friends many wonderful memories. Sadly, due to the way the post…read moreis currently being commanded everything had changed including what's happening right now. Even when reports were filed and help was requested nothing was done. So now we all suffer going elsewhere just to enjoy life. Hopefully things we change remember the VFWs are not about individuals or groups but about the Veterans, their families, the communities, and our great country. You cannot hide or block the truth it must be revealed to heal.

The friendliest, most welcoming ...that's why I became a member there. I am always greeted with…read moresmiles when I walk in.

The Alpine post of VFW is very nice. I called before…read morestopping in and the woman who took my call was friendly, inviting and knowledgeable and was a pleasure to talk to. My friend Bob Sortillion invited me to hear the band. The served a steak dinner on the night I visited. Thanks to bidenomics the dinner was $22.00. A bit more than I wanted to pay. But to be fair to me I was born in 55 and remember my parents saying how much prices have raised over the years. I ordered my steak very rare. The only way you can get it to me too rare is if you don't wave it in the smoke before plating it. It came out perfect. A nice big ribeye. It came with a baked potato,with butter sourcream and cheese, corn and a dinner roll. All were cooked well. The potato was smaller than I was used to, but then I don't need all the extra carbs. The ratio of corn to steak was great. I did feel for 22 bucks a sliver of dessert would have been a nice touch. My server was good. The guests were friendly. But not as friendly as those at the Ramona post. I have never sat alone at the Ramona post. Strangers have always invited me to sit with them. Perhaps covid has ruined that. Over all it was fun night, with good music, and good food..

I had breakfast here at his VFW in Alpine, a breakfast that is opened to the public, and I ordered…read morethe 2 egg breakfast, which I asked if they could make it into a omelette with the side of bacon and they sure did for $8.50 I believe. I had the breakfast with crispy hash browns and for a $1 more, I upgraded my toast to a small side of biscuits gravy. Honestly, I thought the meal was a three star affair to 3.5, but I upped it a star on the account that, even though I was a stranger in the mix, everyone from the bar keep, veterans, patrons, my lovely server, and the local biker club made me feel at home, therefore comfortable. This was very important to me because I felt very out of place when I showed up. The omelet was good but a little on the cold side given it sat at the makeshift pass for a bit. The singer server at the time got slammed by a large unexpected crowd, so patience was in order. The eggs were well prepared and it came with a very good amount of chewy flavorful bacon and melted cheese. Seasoning was good, but I added some simple black pepper because that is just the way I roll. The hash brown came with a crispy exterior and was soft center. They tasted good, especially with a couple of serving from the "Cholula" hot sauce they offer in the table. The biscuits and gravy were pretty good. I liked the biscuits given they were fluffy yet semi dense and had a light crispiness on their exterior. The offer a mild flavor which balanced well with the savory sausage gravy a top. The gravy came with tender bits of country breakfast sausage, and other than the gravy needing a little seasoning, it was good. This VFW is much larger than it appears from when you first arrive. The amount of inside seating is modest which include a good size bar, but they also offer a lot of outside seating, including a portion of the patio that offers a terrific view of the valley below and onward to the coast. It was a good breakfast, but like I said, it was an even better friendly bunch of people at this VFW: the cornerstone on what they do so well. They treat people like people should, like equals.

Yesterday (8/11/2026) after a two year absence, I visited the San Diego Yacht Club with a…read morefirst-time guest. This well regarded Club hasn't changed a bit and continues to live up to its reputation. First class service top to bottom. The patio lunch on a gorgeous San Diego summer day overlooking the water was fantastic. Without exception, every member of the staff treated us well and the food was delicious. My guest was most impressed, which made for an overall exceptional experience. I hope to occasionally return more often. Thank you. Paul Souza Coronado NYCSD

We came here for pickleball and loved it! Our friend is a member and got us a reservation for an…read moreevening. Parking was super easy. The few pickleball courts are clean and there's also tennis with seating areas.