This was my first time going to The American Legion in Florida…read more It had a very warm and welcoming feeling. I went there for a yoga class. I've seen the sign offering a yoga class, so l checked it out. I was quite surprised to see how crowed the class was in addition to seeing 2 classmates from my regular class at another locations. My dad was a member in Georgia. They have quite a few functions that go on there, including breakfast. The best part of all, its 3 minutes from home. I will be back and l will check out what else they offer.

Went here today for the first time for an all- you- can- eat breakfast. For 8 bucks and open to the…read morepublic from 8am-10am on Sunday, food was great and can't beat the price or portions either! We met some really nice people there too as an added bonus.

Cheap drinks, good talks, and old time laughs. This is the smallest Legion I've ever been in, but…read morestill the brotherly and sisterly love. New spot to talk to my fellow veterans.

McCormick's vision is to reduce veteran suicidal rates and strengthen families…read morewho include an individual with special needs by expanding access to effective equine-assisted therapies worldwide. The 12-week program for veterans is an amazing experience! The office staff is amazing, which includes Eric Davidson, Carlton Davidson, Clark Flippo, and Caity Waller. KUDOS to the whole staff for providing supreme quality tender loving care to all horses and veterans as well as special needs. I highly recommend all to try this program and support this wonderful organization with your donations and resources!

The people were nice enough here they let us right in at least one person most definitely has to…read morehave a membership card because of the local laws they cannot serve you anything. anyway everyone was pretty nice. Beer is cheap .

I've been going to bingo for several weeks now, and there is excellent food available right before…read moreyou play. The plate costs $9 which is super reasonable compared to what you pay nowadays. I have had several meals and each one has hit like a homemade meal. Baked Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Green Beans. They also serve it with a croissant and butter. It's great to have food that feels homemade in an unlikely spot like a Bingo Hall!

Rule #1 of Bingo: Show up on time. This isn't a drop in anytime arrangement. If you come too late…read moreyou won't be allowed to play. You pay the initial cost for a packet of games for the whole night, and there are additional games that you can buy that don't come in the main packet. You can leave whenever you want, but since you've paid for the whole night you might as well settle in and get your money's worth. There's also scratch off games and raffle tickets available. It can feel kind of nickel-and-dimey at first, but anything beyond the main packet is optional. The people here are serious about their bingo. This isn't like casual bingo at a restaurant or bowling alley where you can carry on casually with your friends. Sit down and keep your conversations to a barely audible whisper. There are plenty of monitors for you to see what numbers have been called, but there are some seats that have an obstructed view, or are at a bad angle, so keep that in mind. There's also food available for purchase. I tried the grilled chicken. It was overcooked; I wouldn't get it again. They were out of brats, so that's probably the better choice. There's also lighter snacks and dessert choices. I'll stick with those next time.