Went for Sunday bingo! Had fun and had a winner, did not eat but had some cookies, will be going…read moreback

Nice facility to host a gathering. The building itself is definitely showing its age but has a…read moregathering space, kitchen, bathroom, and ample parking. Definitely could use a remodel, though.

Food is always very good, service is good & there is always room for " a couple of extra people "read more

I joined my husband's family in celebration of his birthday. We had a late lunch at a local…read morerestaurant and convened here to continue the celebration. I have never been to a VFW, but found this location to be a fun and relaxing venue. I met a few veterans and their families who brought food for all to enjoy. Libations were offered at the bar at a reasonable cost. A band was scheduled to play at 7 pm, but I had to leave and didn't get to hear them. I'm sure they did a good job. Out of curiosity, I did a little research about this particular post and its namesake. I learned that the Harry E. Anderson Post 9545 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States was established on July 19, 1947. Corporal Anderson was the first soldier in Will County Illinois to die during World War II. He was killed in Guam on December 7, 1941. On September 12, 1995, the post was completely destroyed by fire. However, plans to rebuild the it began almost immediately while trailers served as the temporary post. On November 19, 1996, the new building was completed and formally dedicated on January 11, 1997. VFW Post 9545 is one amongst approximately 9,000 posts worldwide. Its mission is to "honor the dead by helping the living" through veterans' services, community services, national security, and a strong national defense. Frankly, I'm impressed with the organization and its structure; specifically, VFW Post 9545. I took a photo of its organization chart. I'm an American who actually likes being an American. Yes, the country has its issues just like all countries. But the USA is my home

Great place & great prices with great people! $1.25 mug Mondays! Tuesday Busch $1.25 bottles!…read moreWednesday $1.25 Highlife bottles! Thursday $5.00 pitchers! Pabst Blue Ribbon always $1.50 mug always! Every second Friday of the month Karaoke night!

Great place! Fun crowd great service great prices! Very…read morenice bar to hang out Fun fun fun fun

Great place for a nice afternoon and great lunch. We always enjoy ourselves and meet people every…read morevisit

Everyone is so friendly. My family enjoy playing Bingo. You get a lite dinner and have a great time…read moreplaying Bingo and yes I have won several time. The drinks are so much cheaper than you'll find at any bar. So it's a win win

Great friendly bartenders, nice owners, free catered events, and Bingo night on Friday nights!…read more Woohooo! Happy to be an American Legion member!

Good atmosphere and great prices as well as a welcoming environment! Nice fish fry on fridays…read more Daily drink specials!

Breakfast is served on Sunday mornings, from 9-11AM from a relatively short, but complete menu…read more Eggs, meats, omelets, B&G, french toast. Bargain bloody marys if you have a mind to imbibe. I went with two over easy, bacon, seasoned potatoes and rye toast. This is one of those breakfasts I would personally describe as "art." Half credit to the chef, half to quality ingredients. As in spectacular bacon, and perfect potatoes. You don't have to be a member to dine/drink at this private club. Personnel are warm and helpful, they also have a fish fry on Friday nites, of course. Whether you served or not, go get served at the West Dundee VFW.

Workshop 88 is a newly founded space where people with common interests; generally in science,…read moretechnology, and/or the digital and electronic arts, can socialize and collaborate. Come share ideas, have fun, learn something new or make something. Meetings and classes are open to the public so if you are interested, drop in. Check the website or follow them on twitter @Workshop88 for details on meetings and other upcoming social events.

Workshop 88 is not closed!…read more They are a lively community of creative talented makers who are active in the maker community, attending Maker Fairs, teaching classes and more. The space is well equipped with 3D printers (dual head, PLA, ABS, delta types), a laser cutter/engraver, vinyl cutters, a wood shop, lathe, mill, metal working tools and much more. There is no access to the space from Main Street which probably led to this confusion. Access to the space is via the parking lot behind main street, the parking lot entrance is actually on Pennsylvania Ave, North and East of the address on main. They have open house Thursday nights - come check it out!