It's a place to speak your feelings, share your pain, and hope to find themselves. You can in and…read morelisten, talk, or have a cup of coffee.

Many moons ago I spent most of my waking hours in the summer in this swimming pool, or taking…read moretennis lessons which I never got good at, or stretched out on a beachtowel getting that suntan that is probably going to be my downfall in a few years. It is a great pool and full of teenage memories. My parents used to be regulars on the dance floor. Superb dancers. He retired from the military a few years ago, but they were the bell of the Officers Club when they were there. I had my senior dance here. Ah, I remember it well. In those days we all sponsored an end of the year event of some kind. Mine was a formal dance at the "Club." Everyone I knew was all dressed to the teeth, instead of jeans & t-shirts, bobby-sox and loafers. Over the years the club has been renovated a couple of time and it is even better today then it was then. Stopped by a few months ago to just make sure it was still holding its own. From the perspective of a lazy 17 year old lounging at the pool and eating lunch in the snack bar, it was pretty damn good then . . . . and still is.

Not like the good old days of Officer Clubs but this place isn't to bad if you are looking for a…read morequick cafeteria style lunch.

This is a pretty good spot to grab lunch. The food taste good in a homemade sort of way, nothing…read moretoo fancy. I would recommend the cheeseburgers and catfish fillets.

If ever visiting Fort Hood, Texas (Killeen), the Fort Hood Rod and Gun Club (Hook and Bullet) is a…read moregood, affordable place to eat. For $6.25, I had a catfish basket which consisted of catfish, fries, small container of coleslaw, and sweet tea (you can also have unsweetened, but it's a Southern thing, gotta have sweet tea). Decent portions and taste - better than the fast food restaurants also located on post. It supports the Morale, Welfare, and Recreation fund for the Soldiers stationed on the post. You will be surrounded by Soldiers, former Soldiers working on post as contractors or government employees, or family members. Makes you quickly realize that you are on a military post. Rod and Gun Clubs are found on most (at least larger) Army posts. They sell fishing/hunting licenses, fishing/hunting supplies (rods, reels, lures, ammunition, and some even sell rifle, shotguns, and pistols). Depending upon the posts, rifle/shotgun range(s) are also available.

Best place in town with no BS or anything love...can't say to much about other places but he's in…read moregood hands

What a wonderful place. Have to say cheap drinks and fun time. Staff is friendly and people,who are…read morethere are great. Be on the look out for special events. Most are free and fun.

Very comfortable environment and family oriented. Customer service is top-notch. Have a nice little…read moreoutdoor smoking area. Also you can rent the hall for functions.

Daniel help me with everything, explain how to get to 100% on my claims and got 100% in the matter…read moreof months, he is very helpful and a trustworthy person. trust in the process and it will pay off in the end. Daniel can help you with anything you need with your va claims and information about your benefits. I highly recommend to get in contact with Daniel to help you get that rating you deserve. Thank you once again foxhill 4 vets.

Daniel is all smoke and mirrors. I have given him chance after chance to deliver. If anyone is…read morefamiliar with the term blue falcon pretty much sums him up. He fails to deliver on promises, has excuse after excuse as to why he can't perform. Since day 1, he promised results, but after talking to the VA, he didn't do anything and still wants to charge $60k to help with something I did all the legwork. Don't let him or his staff fool you into thinking they're helping, they're not. I've seen incompetence, especially in the military, but this takes it to a new level. BEWARE!!!

This location of Goodwill has a workforce/job assistant center toward the back of the building. The…read morefront of the building has their thrift shop. Household goods, clothing, shoes, everything you typically find at a thrift shop is here. Staff are very friendly and helpful.