I've lived here two years and the Newcomers Club has made this area so much fun. Everyone is…read morewelcoming and friendly. There are tons of activities, including hiking, card groups, book clubs, monthly luncheons, small coffee groups, and Happy Hours. Plus some couples events like Dine-Out and Jolly Hour. I've made new friends quickly through the club.

Would be a 5 Star Legion, but they allow smoking. I'd like to stay longer, but can't expose myself…read moreto carcinogens.

Had a great time at the Legion. They had a live band in one section and karaoke in another...lots…read moreof people having a good time. Drinks are made well...great bartender. He was personable and attentive. The Legion always has something going on to get involved with. Will definitely be back to visit!

First of all, I was surprised the pricing of the food was pretty reasonable considering this is a…read moreprivate membership club. Yet the service felt like a five-star hotel. I ordered avocado toast and added fried egg on it. I was a little disappointed that avocado was more like a spread instead of chunks, but it tasted pretty good. I'm not so much over football girl but the view from this place is nice.

Fantastic servers and the food is absolutely amazing! I had the Arizona Bowl with chicken and it…read morewas so good: warm and hearty, perfectly fitting for a rainy chilly day in Tucson. I also tried the nacho appetizer and it was so delicious with the perfect mix of flavors and top notch guacamole.

We came for steak night and was not disappointed! We ate, and stayed for the live music and some…read moreDrinks! They had a live band and we danced and had a great time! Staff was friendly and the place was clean and nicely lit. We Will definitely visit again.

I wanted to like this place. Coming in I thought wow, how nice, a place for military family and…read morefriends to gather and get to know one another. Share stories, etc seeing as how isolating this town can feel. They have a nice bar and a large separate area for gatherings. I was there as part of a large group gathering and I felt everything but welcomed there. What we got were condescending looks from old ladies. As a little miIitary family I would think they'd be more warm. They were only upbeat and nice when they wanted money for their little ticket lottery which we happily gave money for and not carimg if we won or not. Toward the end of the evening my son was fed up of the event so he would run around the room and it was hard to keep him sitting still but our group event was still happening. Well, I got a rude condescending demand from an older lady to not let my son play with her computer (he had been walkin around it and I would keep trying to take him out of the area to mo avail). It was something blurted out for everyone else to hear, and embarassing. Even people from our group function made remarks about how rude and grouchy they were. Do they not remember what it was like to have a toddler? They should just have a strict no child sign or something because this place is clearly not family friendly whether you are military, veteran, whatever. Or maybe they dont realize how hard it is to go out as a family when you have no support or person to watch your child so you can enjoy a night out and attend a group function (the true life behind a military family). Chill out lady. 1. I don't wish for my son to play with your computer whatsoever. I kept trying to stop him from touching it. 2. Your tone did not have to be so rude. If you talk to me like a person I will listen and happily try to do my best to follow your request. 3. Maybe you should keep your computer and tip jar and money drawer out of reach and somewhere safer and higher so I dont have to keep getting rude looks because you probably assumed I was there to steal your tips when really I am just trying to keep my toddler calm. I'm just a mom trying to keep her child out of trouble without handving them glued to a screen, I am not a thief or careless person. 4. Lady, you could have come up to me or called me over to you and I would have happily come over to you and considered your words. You could have told me this in a nicer tone, especially since you didnt even call my attention except for that one rude time. Did you think I was having fun trying to keep my child calm? I have no interest in returning to a place that makes me feel like scum....and this my first impression....feeling unwelcomed. They say the young are entitled, well the elderly are not far from it. The only 2 stars are because the cook/gentleman collecting plates was actually a nice man.

What a fantastic place for building stuff!…read more My dad first learned about Xerocraft when he needed to rent a particular type of woodworking machinery, only to learn that he could come in to the shop and use it. They have a massive wood shop full of tools and machines, so whether you're an experienced woodworker who needs to use something special, or if you're new to building stuff, it's a great place to check out. The laser cutter is super cool! You can cut or etch a variety of materials, including wood and acrylic, using your own designs on the computer. They have a ton of 3d printers, so if you need to make a weird little part for something, minis for your D&D game, or anything else, they're happy to show you how to run the equipment and get you going. If you want to be prepared to rebuild after the zombie apocalypse, you can even learn how to weld! I have no idea when I would ever need to know how to do it, but I wanted to learn, so I attended a Thursday night class and got hands-on practice, and now I could build an epic Mad Max battle wagon if I felt like it! There's also WTF nights (womens, trans, femme) where folks get together for all sorts of neat projects. If you join their Facebook group, you can see what events are coming up. If you want to get started, your best bet is to send an email message so you can set up a meeting with a staffer/volunteer who can show you the ropes and get you set up to work safely. The hours can be a bit odd, but all the folks I've worked with have been very helpful, and they'll make sure to take care of you.

Well Pete tried to repair this Dyson but circuitry is complicated. He was patient and explained…read morethings well. It's worth the visit! 4.2 stars

Steak night was amazing g! The food was awesome and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. We love…read morethe band nightlife!

The camaraderie in this place is unmatched. This is the place where you can unwind from the…read morerigorous demands of life and per se "shoot the sh*t" with great people from all walks of life. I was welcomed to the club with open arms and I gladly accepted it. And the ice cold beer was just an icing on the cake. Perusing their facebook page, this club is a pillar in the community providing services and activities to veterans and local citizens. I recommend this place to all veterans and fellow active duty members. I think it's time for us millennials (at least my generation) to put down our electronic gadgets and enjoy the simplicity of real interaction.

Arizona Heartfelt Hounds is an incredible volunteer-based organization dedicated to rehoming…read moreretired racing greyhounds and other sighthound breeds such as galgos, lurchers, borzois, and others. When we were looking to adopt a greyhound and we're having no luck despite months of searching, Jean went above and beyond to ensure we got the perfect match--we even ended up adopting two litter mates! The pups we adopted are beyond perfect and we couldn't be happier to have two instead of one. AHH truly cares about matching dogs with the ideal owner to ensure the animal has the best possible quality of life. This is critical to ensure the dog is not subjected to a life with someone that is not fully committed or is unable to provide the care that is needed and deserved. We can't thank AHH enough for matching us with two beautiful pups that have become such an integral part of our family. Jean and the entire AHH family are amazing to work with and we are forever grateful for the perfect pups you brought into our lives.

What's not to love. Ben's Bells is has been such a positive influence on promoting kindness…read morethroughout our communities it is just amazing! I always love to stop by their gift shop and get something fun to brighten someone else's day.

This is one of the best non profit's in Tucson which shares Kindness. I give the bells and coins as…read moregifts to people I work with and to my clients. It's a little gift which means so much to the person who receives it. The studio is open to whoever wants to stop by and volunteer. I've been many times with my boys. It's always fun. It's a wonderful cause.

They have raised funds through their annual late winter rummage sale. The rummage sale generally…read morehas complementary mammograms for the underinsured. The funds raised go to great causes for girls and women. It's the perfect place to shop for all the things you know you're a home is missing and to find some you haven't even thought of yet.

The Junior League of Phoenix is an amazing organization of women focused on promoting…read more volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving the communities in which we live. Our focus: All people in Phoenix should have access to healthy food and to the information that can help them improve their families' health. The Junior League of Phoenix is Building a Healthy Arizona with programs addressing: (1) food insecurity/food access; and (2) nutrition and obesity. Thru the Junior League of Phoenix I have found like-minded women to serve my community with. These women have become life long friends. I get to have a lasting impact in my community thru the power of over 1000+ women striving for a better tomorrow and making it happen.