Love all the people who work there. Really nice I play bingo every Monday night. Thank you allread more

Prime rib and dance to the Elvis impersonators with advanced music degrees from the best music…read moreschool in the country! If that's not 5 Star entertainment, you don't know what fun is!

i just need to get this off my chest: my girlfriend and i go almost every Sunday for your bingo…read more and always enjoyed ourselves very much. but lately there has been more and more of the workers saving tables for a few, so that they can come in at the last minute and just have their choice of the best seats. we feel this is not right. it should be first come first serve.we always get there at least an hour and a half early so we can get a good seat and they are all full with bingo cards and signs saying don't move these cards.my girlfriend asked about this a few weeks ago and was told that he was going to end the saving of seats and that we could sit anywhere we wanted, so yesterday we come in at 12:45 for 2:30 bingo and there are more saved seats then there was before. so i go up to complain about this and was told goodbye we don't need your business.i have been an american legion member here for 2 years and for many years up in Wisconsin before i moved here.we would spend at least 50 or 60 dollars per person every time we went.i just don't feel that this is right. being that i am a paying member of this post and a vet. i should be able to sit where i want over a few old women who think they own the place.i will be changing posts and will never go to 104 ever again.my money will spend just as good at the eagles or the moose or a casino and be treated better then here.

i wouldn't recommend renting the banquet room. it was near impossible to get anyone on the phone to…read moretalk about my event/issues and even though they told did a walk through with me afterwards and verified my address for the deposit to be sent to I never got it. and apparently they throw they're receipts away after an event so have no record of my deposit. this place is a joke.

Do you know anyone can join the VFW as a axillary member and the public can attend the various…read moreevents. This VFW post in Greenwood is managed by the nicest staff. They have a wide range of activities such as karaoke and bingo in car games and such. And lots of events giving back to the community with various food, clothing and toy drives and offer a free Thanksgiving dinner and chili cook off and such. We are currently located in Craig Park but are moving into a really nice new building on the east side of I 65. I served food on Thanksgiving. Met the nicest people. And great homemade food.

Here to see their monthly show, Do Tell." The theme is It's Raining Red Flags My friend is…read moreperforming a story here. I sat at the bar and the service was great. No food, but there's a full bar. Do Tell: A Night of True Stories: "It's Raining Red Flags"

Performances at White Rabbit are always a great time. LGBTQ+ positive venue that always has an…read moreeclectic clientele that is really fun. Venue is well appointed as an intimate setting to take in a little bit of everything from Drag, burlesque, comedy and music. We always have a good time here.

Cool winery with plenty of seating and a playground for the kiddos to burn off some energy…read more The pizzas were delicious. Thin crusts with the right amount of sauce, cheese and good quality toppings. Fair warning, specialty pizzas are only available during weekends. Simple topping pizzas on Mondays and Tuesdays. The highlight of our meal was the baked Brie. Warm, creamy and gooey cheese that was complimented well with a fig jam and baguette slices. The drink selection was great. Lots of variety and even frozen alcohol slushies. Service was great at the counter and very helpful in selecting food and drink items.

Confession: I'm not the biggest fan of Indiana wine. (This isn't actually a confession or a secret…read more I will gladly tell anyone who will listen that I don't like Indiana wine.) It's usually way too sweet for my palate, even the dry wine. But the wine I tasted at Urban Vines was really good! Could it be that I can no longer say that I don't like Indiana wine? If you like dry wine like I do, I suggest sticking to the Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah. Those were the red wines that I chose for my wine flight, plus the Pinot Gris from the white wine section. These were all delicious and dry enough for me. (If we're really quibbling, they were still slightly sweeter than I like, but I realize Indiana wine can only go so dry.) Mostly, though, Urban Vines is ideal for people who like sweeter wines. The people who see "cotton candy" on the wine bottle and think, "Yes, this is what I want. I want my wine to taste like liquified sugar." That said, I did taste a sample of the Wine-A-Rita, which is a sweet wine infused with agave and lime, and served on ice. Whoo! That's a nice little sippin' drink. I could see killing a couple of glasses of that on a hot Indiana summer evening. I should also mention: The pours that they give you for the wine flights are generous! More than generous, actually. I am no wine lightweight, and I could feel the sweet and bitter fruits flowing nicely throughout my bloodstream by the time I took my last sip. Luckily, Urban Vines has food to offset all of the wine. I came for a pizza flight, but they weren't offering them when I visited, so I got the margherita pizza instead, which came with torn pieces of basil, marinated and roasted tomatoes, and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar. It was very tasty! They also offer things like boards (veggie boards, breadstick boards, cheese boards, meat boards), plus salads and desserts. They also offer brunch on the weekends. This is a pleasant little place to hang out and enjoy wine and food. It's also family-friendly -- they have a small playground that's near the patio seating, so you can relax and also watch your kids play. Urban Vines is a nice place to unwind with some wine and food, and just enjoy the day.

We really enjoyed our visit at this reindeer ranch! The gift shop was filled with lots of reindeer…read moreand Christmas products, an old-school furnace in the middle to keep it nice and toasty, an upstairs full of colorful Christmas decor and trinkets. The highlight was the running train in the middle on top floor as you sit and sip on the hot cider while waiting for our reindeer tour at around noon. Luckily at the time we went we were the only once so we basically got a private tour. Who knew reindeers love graham crackers? It had snowed a couple days before so it was so special to see all the reindeer in the snow. The lovely gal answered a lot of our questions about the farm and the reindeer and my 4 yo daughter really loved feeding and patting the friendly and soft reindeers. It looked like they had a fun playground and an onsite cafe (it was closed) and some other amenities around but they were all covered in snow when we went. The only thing is it would have been nice if they plowed their parking lot after the snow for safety. This was in the same town we were visiting family so it was very close. I thought it was worth the price ($12) and I would recommend this for other families to come check out with their little ones and have a unique experience!

Such a cute little place. Did the corn maze with a bunch of friends, was so fun despite the heat…read more The little christmas shop was super cute. I wish they had some proper drinks like cider or something for the hot days but they just had this smashed pumpkin pie with icecream and a donut on top. It was delicious but a whole lot of sweet assortments I guess. Would love to return and do the maze in moonlight, if not for the horror movies I watched