Saving lifes one day at a time. When I was lost, they found me. When I was blind, they took me by…read morethe hand and showed me the path. When I needed answers, they gave me the insight to find my answers based on my needs.

Love the fact that this place is here for our community. This club is a great place to get to know…read morepeople on the right path and feel more comfortable in tour own skin. It helps saves lives and I hope it stays around forever. Totally recommended to anyone unsure of the idea of making it regularly here. For more information, inquire within!

Went to play bingo on Sunday. If you decide to go play, plan on it being a long session. They're…read morevery slow! Sometimes there's two older gents, sometimes it's just one older gent. Very slow. The microphone decides to work, then not to work. Seemed like the same people win multiple times. You need to be patient to play here.

Great Legion with lots going on! Offering food most evenings, Bingo on Wednesday, Karaoke on…read moreFriday, and dinner with live music on Saturday. Loved it! Glad we found it!

Maybe this location has closed it's doors, but in any case the American FLAG flying at the rooftop…read moreneeds to be retired or replaced! It's shameful to fly such a tattered flag. I tried calling but the number doesn't work.

The more gentrified Alberta becomes, the more this unique blast from the past stands out…read more IMAGINE: You are walking down the street taking in the Last Thursday offerings, noticing that week after week the art becomes more and more expensive and the people buying it become more and more Pearlized. Then suddenly you stumble upon the American Legion. The live mullet-head band is playing classic rock under fluorescent lights. Or older vets are plugging "Freebird" into the jukebox. Keith Richards's doppelganger is pouring you a $1 beer. The rusty 25-cent cashews-and-M-n-M machine calls to you, as well as the signs advertising Sunday night Bingo. You are the most attractive person in the room. You are drawn in, don't deny it. Like moth to flame.

What a wonderful place! We had a large group and they took the time to explain what to do and gave…read moreus pointers thru out the process. Very clean and fun place to throw axes and other sharp objects!

What a fabulous experience! While Castle Rock isn't far from where I live, we had never taken the…read moretime to go. Last Saturday my friend and I were looking for something to take our teens to do and decided to give it a try. It was THE BEST decision. From being greeted warmly by a younger employee, to then the owner introducing himself and ensuring we got just the "right" lane, and going above and beyond to ensure we were all happy with everything. He went over all A-Z to make sure we had the best experience! Employees/owners were present to make sure our time there was the best! We cannot wait to go back.

This is a great post and (IMO) the best in Oregon. A close second would be the post in Newport…read morewhich is also very good. I joined the legion in 1968 when it was old geezers who served in the Great War and WWII. These days, I'm the old geezer and most of the Legionnaires are younger than I am. Time sure flies. Very friendly crew here. I happen to enjoy sitting in a corner, quietly watching the world go by while enjoying a cheap (inexpensive) Colorado Koolaide. These guys won't let you :) Folks are always coming up, saying hello and introducing themselves, always with a handshake. Couldn't ask for a nicer group of folks to hang out with. They have several bartenders and they are all super. This post has a lot of activities along with cheap beer. Several days they serve lunches and dinner and the chow here is pretty decent. The hall is larger than usual for a post with a good sized bar and a lot of tables out on the main floor. They also have a huge gazebo out back that is very pleasant on a Summer evening. Lots of parking. As to the whining: This is a great post but if there is a secret handshake to get free drinks no one has clued me in on what it is. I pay for what I consume just like everyone else. And as to her friends... are they still in short pants or what? It is an individual responsibility to drink responsibly. Yeah, bartenders have legal responsibilities to be a nanny for idiots who don't know when to stop but perhaps you should find friends who have already grown up instead of posting negative reviews. Personally, I'm happy you and your alki friends won't be coming around again. I hate being around drunks. As another reviewer mentioned, each post is different and this one may or may not suit you. I've been to scores of other posts as a guest and some I liked a lot and others not so much. If Post 158 works for you as it does for me then that's great. If not, there are other posts in the general area so I'd advise checking them out as I did. The Aloha post is quite good also so perhaps you'll like it there. If you aren't into food, booze and camaraderie this post, like most others, does a lot of social outreach to Veterans homes, charitable work, memorials, flag retirement ceremonies and so on. There is also a Patriot Riders chapter here.

I thought I already rated this Post, but don't see it in the ones visible on the 'ratings'!…read more Anyway, have been to several dinners, so far--and the food was very well-prepared and tasty! This lodge offers meals on a monthly basis, several times a month. There are also the regular bar and basic gambling machines. I believe the lodge is trying to bring in music entertainment on a more regular basis, as well. It seems a fairly well-rounded group of members for the organization. Friendly, and the actual main area for all of this appears very well kept up and clean. I believe it is a good organization and think so much, that I have now transferred my membership from my old unit in San Francisco (the 444th), to this one! (Belonged to the 444 for 37 years, and while living in Portland, never attended a meeting, but kindly supported it, and it's mission!) So, hopefully I will be able to become more physically involved in activities here, as time goes on....thank you for being so welcoming! Dr. Mary Ann Humphrey-Keever

Great people supporting American Heroes! Safe place to bring family and friends. Decent prices.read more

This is a great Legion Post! Wonderful folks! We felt so welcomed! We'll be back! Obviously!read more

My father-in-law (John) is a WWII career Navy vet and needed a place to celebrate his 100th…read moreanniversary. I contacted the Tualatin VFW and Pat took care of us. Approximately 40 friends and extended family attended the gathering at the VFW Hall and Pat said some initial words that meant a lot to everyone. He also presented John with a couple of commemorative coins to make the occasion more special. Highly recommend this VFW Hall and Pat.

From the owner: Join our Post as a Veteran of a Foreign War, or rent our building for your next function.read more

We stayed just a couple blocks away and with all the Seaside Tourists around, where else were we…read moreextended to drink with peace and quiet? The Seaside Elks Lodge of course. We met some of the officers and members. The bartender Brandon was probably my favorite. Not because he was more friendly but because he was slingin drinks. lol. I like the Seaside Elks Lodge. It has some old school charm. The Lodge Room was awesome. It was similar in setup to the Toledo Lodge. Unique. We really like it at this Lodge and will have some things to talk about at my Lodge. We will be back

If you want to be a part of a fantastic lodge, join Seaside Elks! The Elks are a compassionate and…read moregiving organization that cares about our youth's future and eye health. We have a restaurant, low cost drinks, ambience and fellowship.

I went to the club for the first time with an existing member and had an amazing experience! The…read moreclub is split between a cave of wine lockers and a tasting room, both of which require exclusive access from members. The wine cave is temperature regulated and spacious. High ceilings and lockers that require tall ladders for access. Each locker has rows that are a depth of three bottles. The tasting room is sophisticated and classy. Upscale decor with plush seating. No windows but there is a fireplace and they offer spirits for those who need a break from wine (is that a thing?). They have a server there five days per week (Tuesday to Saturday). If someone offers to take you to this club, you should enthusiastically agree. One of the most interesting places I have discovered in all of Portland in a very long time.

Sokol Blosser decided to have one of their wine pick-up parties at the Boundary. This was…read moreespecially nice because it saved my friend Jeannie a long drive out to Dayton. Perhaps some folks from wine country may have made to the Portland metro area. They provided a nice charcuterie platter. One of the cheeses was very soft and spreadable and another cheese that had a waxy appearance but was not a hard cheese. The spreadable cheese seemed to be a goat cheese with a very mild flavor, it was slightly earthy and sweet. I know, what a weird combination, but it was super good. Based on the other a cow's milk cheese and had a very mild and forgettable flavor. But it's probably for the best to serve safe flavored cheeses at such parties. The ambiance at the Boundary was really nice for a wine tasting/pickup party. There were overestuffed chairs next to a fire in the fireplace, and plenty of seating around the bar. There was always someone staffing the wine pouring stations. Hopefully other wineries will take note and hold its wine pickup parties close to downtown. The Boundary is the perfect venue. 2022 - Review # 24