New staff and new management = great place to bring friends. Cheap drinks and great company round…read moreit all off. Support your local veterans and visit the VFW. New members get a free beer, and members get a free beer on their birthday. If you haven't been in in a while check it out.

love the atmosphere, the friendly staff, and the pizza. They also have a a bunch of local beers…read moreand Blanton's for $6!

Love going to this bar. Portland used to be a wicked inexpensive place to get a drink but no more,…read moreif you are looking for the best cheap drinks in Portland, best $5 grilled ham and cheese, friendly group, free pool, free popcorn, free darts then this is the place for you. When you can't get a table at Bird & Co. than get your food to go and bring it to the VFW and drink for half the price of anywhere else around. They have great bands, dinners and a function hall that is probably the cheapest in Portland to rent.

great place to meet new friends and have fun, address changed to 7 Legion drive. but it still comes…read moreup as 294 capital St. ext after over 11 years

Nicole was the best bartender around. Her personality was charismatic and she had our whole group…read morein stitches. Will definitely be back again when Nicole is working!

From the owner: The American Legion is the nation's largest wartime veterans service organization, committed to…read morementoring youth & sponsorship of wholesome programs in our communities, advocating patriotism & honor, promoting strong national security, & continued devotion to our fellow service members & veterans. American Legion Post 51 is hosted in Epping, NH.

American Legion in Portland Maine was a fun spot to go visit on the magical history tour I at first…read morewas a little taken back by walking into smoke through the basement bar but once I went upstairs to all the old pictures and artifacts and history and stories of filmmaking of the Preacher's wife.. I was delighted with what it had to offer him and our Portland community

We'd heard good things about the Friday fish fry so my wife and I checked it out last week. It was…read moreawesome. They are set up for about 10 tables that hold about 10 people each, and each table had at least a few people sitting on them so we asked to sit by three local ladies. We were warned that the wait might be long but that the food was worth the wait. So I grabbed a beer (just $3) at the bar and enjoyed the conversation while we waited about 35 minutes. We both got the haddock and sea scallops. It was a small portion of haddock with about 6 large scallops over a huge order of natural cut fries. The scallops were sweet and tender. Perfectly deep fried. The woman at our table who ordered just the fish got a huge portion. Others had the shrimp and said that was great. We'll be back to try the shrimp.

A great place to go on a Friday for there fish fry. Casual, laid back & very friendly folk's…read moreworking & good food!!

This is A BIG asset to our community. It befits our youth with Scholarsips, baseball ,etc.Employes…read moreare the best. A great place for people who love our Country. BJ

Very nice place! A non smoking location which makes it better. Bartenders are very pleasant.read more

Would love to adopt one of ya dogs been looking i need a best friend to help me with depression…read moreand anxiety

Despite having a successful adoption for a cat a few years back, we felt we were treated poorly…read morethis time when trying to adopt a dog recently. It was a Boxer, and we have owned several .Actually showed one in Obedience. Own our own home, and semi retired, with excellent vet references. Had 2 successful visits, but when we brought our Pom puppy, she was not friendly and unwilling to play. She gets car sick so was out of sorts already. Second visit was a little better. So thats 5 times we had already been there. We were told we could " come as often as it would take by a staffer names Robyn. The 6th visit we were told the dog was in"medical quarantine" and they'd let us know when we could come again. They never did and his pic was removed several days later. We were sad, but hoped he had gotten a good family. That hope was dashed yesterday when we actually ran into the new adopter, a disheveled young man with no teeth. We are stunned, and wondering how this fellow, who cant afford dental work, can afford a pure bred dog susceptible to cancer and Degenerative Myeolpathy. Our hearts break for this beautiful dog. My hubs actually also passed him on the North/South road because the dog had his head out the car window. Vermont plates so I hope he was thoroughly vetted. We've adopted from other rescues, but will pass on Conway in the future. We felt dismissed and disrespected.