Great, smart, and experienced staff. #1 in the state and #6 in the country for successful claims…read moreand DIC. Free services and everything you are awarded is yours. They survive on donations, so please help them out..

Bingo is great! For a reasonable price anyone is welcome. If f it's your first time you will also…read moreget a free dauber! Although I didn't bingo I still had hours of entertainment And had a taco salad for $25. You can't beat that! Just a heads up , they only accept cash.

I've been a member of the American Legion for many years and am still serving in the Army Reserves…read more The drinks are great and this is a close location to my home, however, they still allow smoking here. I understand the desire to smoke, however, I enjoy the ability to not have to smell like smoke or deal with second hand smoke when visiting an American Legion. It would be beneficial if the patio was smoking like most locations and inside was nonsmoking.

Never would I think I would be denied service at an American legion. I'm traveling for work came in…read moreand told them I don't have my id but even asked them to look me up Inside. I had my veterans I'd with me. Even with that I was denied service maybe it's cause I'm in Arizona and my skin was a lot darker than most In there.

My coworkers and I volunteered on Veterans Day sorting food donations for the care packages. We…read morewere all impressed by how organized, efficient, and fun the the process and experience was.

This is such a great way to support our military fighting for our freedom. It's an easy way to give…read moreback especially when they are alone for holidays. Thank you @packagesfromhome

New Chef, New Menu and lots of excitement! Serving Breakfast every Saturday and Sunday…read more New Lounge Snack Menu along with delicious desserts and a full lunch & dinner menus.

Best Legion post in greater Phoenix. Resto and bar are priced right and serve great things. Well…read morerun great members. Lots of fun.

I put 2 stars instead of 1 because of my prior experience with them that was good, 5+ years ago…read morenow. I'm not sure what's happened there since then. All I know is that for this past year (it is now March 2026), every time I try to sign up for something that Heidi Heniger is in charge of/decides who gets selected to attend, I DON'T get selected. It's supposed to be based on if you've attended an event recently (as in, those who haven't attended an event recently get selected first), how many events you have attended recently, etc. In this last year, I've attended 3 events: a 12 week Personal Training FYI session (not sure if there is a limit in capacity for that) in May 2025 and two sessions for the First Friday Walking Club (which I don't believe anyone is denied as it is outside at a park, so there is essentially unlimited space) in June and September 2025. Prior to that, going back to July 2024, I attended 3 virtual events and 1 in-person event. In this last year, I have attempted to sign up for a spring training game, a garden event and this recent sound bath event. All have been with Heidi and all have been denied. After this recent denial for the sound bath event I emailed Heidi and asked if there is something I needed to do to get selected. I never received a response. Since I didn't receive any emails or communication from Heidi, I spoke with another WWP POC of mine at a different office since I can't seem to get ahold of anyone at this office here in Phoenix. After they spoke, I was told that the reason for my continual denial was some coding thing that was wrong in the system. Yet I can get approved for online things or when someone else runs it, but not Heidi? And Heidi never contacted me about this? Never responded to my email when I asked what can I do to get approved? All I received was the standard denial email stating "Regretfully, I am unable to accept your registration for this event due to the high interest and limited number of spots available." Yeah, that's BS and we all know it. Oh, and I had signed up 8 days prior to this denial email AND the sound bath event stayed open for registration for at least a day after I received this denial as well. I have still received no communication from Heidi. If this coding error was truly the case, you'd think she would want to respond to me herself and clear things up. I don't know what is going on here...are these events actually being held? Do others get approved for these and it's just me who keeps getting denied? Or are they just listing events but not actually doing them and just pocketing the money? Whatever is going on, they need to be looked into and it seems like they need a HUGE overhaul.

Jeremy is a wounded warrior that was able to go on the Soldier Ride December 9, 2021 in Tucson…read moreArizona. He is nearly blind but because of the adaptive bike he rode he was able to be independent. Not having to have to steer the bike as there was also another rider steering on the tandem bicycle. We met so many amazing people both staff and people that came to the event. We did yoga to help relax, it was really geared for the people that were there. The staff was simply amazing. They talked to each person as if they were family & loved ones. Everyone was included no one was left out no one was left behind. This is an event that I wish every soldier could go on after their service. It's that amazing! Thank you to all the donate to the Wounded Warrior project and make this available. And thank you to the wonderful people that put it on.

Good, strong drinks. Friendly people. Shuffleboard, pool table and juke box. Updated kitchen and…read morenew kitchen staff. Used to be a total dive bar / biker bar. My kind of place! Stopped in here to check the place out. It is a bit hidden, being around the corner from the front of the plaza, but there's good signage. Plenty of parking. The new location opened up about six months prior, and they decided to move because their old location was too small and membership was growing, and they didn't have any options for expansion. Here, the place is about 2-3 times as big and the neighboring business has already mentioned they might sell to the post in the future, because they belief in our cause. The post has done a lot of work to the place. It was an old, run down motorcycle bar and they've redone the floors, and done work on the bathrooms, bar, and kitchen. They just hired a kitchen team and food so far has been real good, with an emphasis on smoked meats. One con about the place is, as of now, there is no designated smoking section but they try to keep the smokers on one half of the bar if they wanna stay inside to smoke. Most days you don't notice it but I hope they are able to change that in the future. The people are friendly. Like, more friendly than I would have thought possible. My first time in I just went for some basic information and ended up staying for three hours. Second time in I ended up staying late and ordering food. Transferred my membership here last month. Don't be put off by the fact the front door isn't unlocked. Just ring the door bell during business hours. There's riff raff in the neighborhood - just trying to keep them out. Right now the bar is open only to members but we do have events open to the public that have been going really well, like car shows and motorcycle events. You can become a member if you're a military veteran in good standing. You can also become a member of the Auxiliary if you're the spouse or widow of a veteran, or if you are the son of a veteran (SAL), so there are options. The post isn't full of old timers either, we had quite a few younger members and some of which are still serving. As of last meeting, we're up 20+ members, most of which are transfers, like me.

This bar is old, run down, beat up, and just plain awesome! Think "Cheers." The people here are…read moreextremely friendly. Everyone treats you like family. This is a place you could go to solo and yet you won't be alone. The food selection is amazing for bar food but the kitchen is not always open. The alcohol is low cost and if you play your cards right a "regular" might even show you the trick on how to get the quarter in the shot glass t the bottom of the fish tank to win a beer. (It took me one try.) The downside is that this is a membership bar. You will either need to be military, former military, or an invitee of a member to go inside. Expect to pay about $60 a year to maintain membership.

Okay, so this is an update to confirm that the band is no longer there. The Legion is still a…read morepretty cool place but it's just a DJ and karaoke on Sunday currently. So, I mean it's still a cool atmosphere but it's not the same without the band. I just wanted to clarify that...imo.

My family I went to this location a few times before and always had a good time this time we went…read moreto the first Friday of the summer, which was after the holiday. They charge $10 a person to get in as a cover, and we found out that the air conditioning in the building was broken and they should've customers that before hand and also should not have a fee to get in to come into a place with no air only had two or three fans going on inside the whole building building for the whole night. Very unprofessional, the air broke and two still charging people to come in at a hot establishment, not being made aware of the condition that the establishment is in. We stayed for about two hours at the max to order our food and listen to some good music and then we left to go somewhere else because it was extremely too hot in. The future, the business owner and staff workers should make it prevalent that all guests are aware when there's an issue going on in the building and or to close the establishment until the issue is resolved no restaurant or business without air conditioning in the summertime when the weather is over 110° daily.

I was drawn to Valor 4 Vet by their clear fee schedule and the fact that they work within the laws…read morethat govern VA benefits. It's hard to find service providers that aren't out to grab as much of a veteran's benefits as they can. I had an issue that required some customer service, and it drug out far longer than necessary. However, when the problem reached the attention of the director, she went the extra mile to make it right, and I was satisfied with results. I've been a Veterans Service Officer for about 10 years, and I can count on one hand how many of these companies I would recommend to the veterans I work with--I'll be adding this one to that very short list.