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!

Alright, it's the VFW in Jasper. On Saturday nights, they have live music and dance, which is…read moreusually attended by the older crowds. This isn't the lively hang-out for younin's looking for a good time. It is, however, a great place for food. Why? Well for one they have good fried chicken, which is a MUST in Jasper, IN. And two...they now have Rosie's, aka the Calumet's, pizza! The Calumet was sold and went downhill fast and closed. Locals like me were devastated, especially since we lost Monte's around the same time. But dry those tears! The lady who made the pizza for years and years and years at the Calumet knows Rosie's recipe and is now making it at the VFW! $1 off on the weekends! It's a simple place, and yes they do have a 'back room' for non-smokers and under-agers. But Rosie's Pizza! *swoon* OK I realized I have written this like a local for locals. Rosie's pizza (AKA the Calumet's pizza) is classic midwestern/southern Indiana pizza. It's a relatively thin, sturdy, yeast crust that is crunchy rather than crispy. It has to be to handle all the toppings, including their homemade sauce and anything else you want to pile on it. Get sausage, because it's the classic Dubois-County slightly spiced crumbly sausage, and they pile it on high with lots of cheese. This is my favorite pizza anywhere, probably because I grew up with it. But even within Dubois County, this is my *favorite* pizza. I give the pizza 5 stars, but the VFW doesn't have the ambiance, decor, or service to get 5 stars overall.

Ok, never knew you could get food at a VFW...always thought it was a place where vets traded war…read morestories...but this post is popular in Jasper for their pizza "Rosie's style" (Jasperites will understand the reference)...and a full bar to boot.

Oldest VFW post in Indiana. Great small post with an awesome staff. Bar has great beer and mixed…read moredrinks . They also serve simple filling bar foods. Members are friendly and welcoming.....when in Bloomington I recommend this great post.

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.

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 am a member and think this post could improve or upgrade the decor. It's a smaller building…read morethan some of the other legions nearby. It really needs a makeover and the space they have could be utilized better. It is a smoking facility and is one of the only ones left in the area, as most establishments are non smoking by law and also by overall choice. The food is decent and priced fairly. They have drink and meal specials and they also offer other indoor activities planned monthly. They also plan family events as well. They have an outdoor covered area for the warmer months. They support the community and donate to groups and charity.

Good food for good prices. Little understaffed when busy during the week but food wasn't cold so be…read morepatient and your food was never forgotten just like our veterans that gave the ultimate sacrifice. I do not go for outstanding food I go to help support the legion.

I tried to go here, found it on Happy Cow and was super excited about the cereal bar but apparently…read moreit was not open when we went. Beautiful place just disappeared we couldn't eat. We checked the hours first so not sure what happened. Would love to try it again.

For actual coffee, this place is like a 1. For a cool spot for quiet, historically located in an…read moreinteresting old church and to help benefit a local community entity, this is like a 3.5. Don't let my 2 discourage you from stopping by, I mean that! Life is about managing expectations. For purposes of looking at this old church, the beautiful stained glass and the organ, absolutely pop in to take in the beauty of this old building. Just know what this place is and know what it is not. I stopped by during "library hours" from 10AM-4PM with to check this place out, read my book and grab coffee. During this time, the coffee is self serve, in urns, probably sitting there for some time, not hot and pretty bad. Powdered creamer is available. I made a donation of $2, got my bad coffee and sat in the open, quiet space of the Meeting Grounds for about an hour reading my book. So despite being dissatisfied with the coffee, my mission was accomplished. When I was there, there were three older men who were having a Bible study discussion and there were two guys who must live in the area who stopped in to grab coffee and then promptly left. I felt comfortable being there, taking some photos, minding my business, doing my thing, despite the kind of odd surroundings. The room is big and this would be a perfect little spot for a group to meet or book club to gather. They have snacks and other simple coffee drinks, but those are available for sale during the non-library hours I believe. The Meeting Grounds itself is open to the public from 8AM-8PM, according to the sign at the door. The church itself seems part hippie revival/part lazily renovated/part historically cool. It is an interesting old space.