Visiting for the weekend and heard of this spot with ole school music and on point drinks. Had a…read moregreat time! Will definitely return.

They have a outstanding old time DJ. They are starting a up stairs spot for new school. They need…read morethe young crowd to jump the thang off!!!!!! 21 & over.

Absolute garbage. I'm a VFW Past Post commander (3713) and i can tell you in no uncertain terms…read morethat there is NOT an active post in either Opelika nor Auburn, AL with their own property and that there is no canteen available at either "part time" post. Three CMOH (congressional medal of honor) green berets from here, but no "real" post. This is the prime reason that I, a 5th generation combat vet and 2nd generation SF would never consider to "move back home." Terrible.

From the owner: Due to the 4 of July the Post Meeting will held be on Monday 10 July…read more.. I would encourage all veterans to be an active member of Post 5404 by attending the meetings held on the First Monday of each month dinner starts at 5:30 PM with the post meeting following at 6:00 PM.

Legion isn't a bad place. Im from the north so its a big culture difference. But over the culture…read morehow it is down here its good. They have an upstairs n downstairs. Which is fire since 2 bartenders are upstairs. Also they have hookah upstairs. Cons is the kitchen closes so early

This is a very solemn and sacred place for Army Rangers. Probably the most moving aspect of this…read morememorial are the bricks with the names of past Rangers engraved on them. While not all the names are those who've made the ultimate sacrifice for God and Country, many are there. If you are looking for a particular name on a brick, there is a directory on the grounds. There are several smaller monuments at the memorial that recognize specific campaigns that Rangers were involved in - Panama, Vietnam, WWll, etc. Both the Ranger Creed and Rogers Standing Orders engraved on the two stone pillars leading to the center of the memorial. The Maneuver Center of Excellence (bldg 4, the infantry center for those old school Benning folks) While there is plenty of parking, it's not immediately at the memorial - but probably only a 2-3 minute walk to the site