I stopped by here during a visit to Round Rock, TX. I met with several members and everyone was…read morevery nice to this visiting Legion member. Teri was on duty, very nice, and introduced me to all the members sitting at the bar. She really made me feel like I was welcomed. I was disappointed to find out they only served beer and wine. But she told you can bring your own hard bottle in and buy set ups. I gladly returned with my bottle and of course personal lyft driver. Hidden gems for sure, both Teri and this Legion.

Exactly what you'd expect from a non-political non-profit veterans organization…read more Smoky old bar. Pool table and shuffle board. $2 beers. 1.50 for Thirsty Thursday. The door says members, but sign in as a guest and belly on up.

I am a retired veteran living in Austin and needed a ride to& from the Veterans Clinic for an…read moreappointment.I called United for the People (referred by U.S.Administration on Aging).I spoke with Mr. Shorter,he gave me my options and made an appointment to pick me up. This is a Great service for Veterans in need.Jermaine was on time & very courteous and a true gentleman. United for the People 512 298 2532 Thank You Mr. Shorter for all you do. Ron Caro

Stellar organization, great people, amazing products/services, genuinely amazing.read more

Felt shady, like collusion between regulars and dealers. Probably won't ever be back.read more

There are good people I like who work here so it's unfortunate that I have to share this review. I…read morehave Wilson's disease which is a disability that affects my central nervous system. My hands shake, when it gets colder, it shakes worse. I used to wear cut off gloves to this game because they kept my hands warm and decreased my shaking and a dealer said he wanted to give me a cup of soup , implying that I guess I look like a homeless person, which is probably true. I wasn't insulted by the comment. It was just insensitive, and I knew he meant no harm by it it. When possible, I sit in the 1 or the 9 seat which is closest to the dealer. I sat in the ninth seat most recently, and I would say fold instead of pushing my cards and the cards are literally next to the dealer and I guess she didn't like that too much because she said something smart about it along the lines of " I guess I'll fold your hand for you. "I said I have a condition that makes my hand shake. It's easier if I just say fold To which she replied, you're not getting any sympathy from me. Nobody wants sympathy. A little empathy would be considerate. It sucks having a disability. It sucks even more that you have to explain yourself. Some of the staff can use some disability sensitivity training. On a good note, All the managers here are really cool and professional. When I asked to exchange my chips to lessen my stack, they help me put it together and of course I always tip. I know my condition can sometimes slow the game down so I tip generously and I am considerate at making fast decisions.

Hello all, FYI... We are NOT really closed. We are open for…read moremembers (VFW and its Auxiliary, and guests). We are still active and always looking for new members. Please come by and see us anytime after 1400 during the week, 1300 on Saturday's and noon on Sunday's. Still doing community service, youth and Americanism projects. Thanks for your support!

I've lived literally 5 minutes away from this post for over four years...and I just visited for the…read morefirst time. I really wish I had come here MUCH earlier! If you aren't familiar with the VFW, it's a fraternal organization for veterans who have served in a combat theater. It was originally founded for vets to be able to get away from the general public and connect with other vets. They have since begun welcoming the general public when accompanied by a VFW member. I am a proud lifetime member, but my home post was in Germany. So, I came here to check it out and see about transferring my membership. I think everyone has a general idea of what they THINK the VFW would be like...and chances are, they would be completely correct! There is a canteen inside that has a full bar, pool table, dart, shuffle board, and various other activities. The hall also has meeting rooms, offices, kitchen...etc. The decor is far from modern. The grounds of post 8787 has a small race track, some green space, and a large deck. The jukebox is playing anything from oldies to blues and country. At this post...I am the youngster! The people here are friendly and engaging. The Ladies Auxiliary is the first to greet me and we have some great conversations. A few beers in I finally realize something...I realize that THIS is what I've been looking for. I've finally found my community. This place feels like home and I look forward to spending a lot of time here. Be nice to me...maybe I'll let you tag along sometime...:)

Daniel helped me with my VA Disability and SSDI. He was extremely knowledgeable and explained…read moreeverything well. I would absolutely refer him to anyone needing help with their disability claims.

Daniel help me with everything, explain how to get to 100% on my claims and got 100% in the matter…read moreof months, he is very helpful and a trustworthy person. trust in the process and it will pay off in the end. Daniel can help you with anything you need with your va claims and information about your benefits. I highly recommend to get in contact with Daniel to help you get that rating you deserve. Thank you once again foxhill 4 vets.

We attended a friends birthday party at this VFW. The folks tending bar and working the function…read moreroom were great. As it is with the VFWs that I have visited the drinks are very reasonably priced and the pours are generous. There is a large function room adjacent to the bar area and it was a perfect venue to celebrate and dance to the Albert Perez Jr band. Good times and great folks!!

I am not a big fan of "Booze" Houses, but I am a life member of the VFW. While not this location in…read moreparticular, they have done way more than I have ever seen other VFW's do. My uncle (recently deceased) played here just about every weekend and made many friends. The atmosphere of both military and non-military personnel is fantastic. Thank you guys for hosting Rare Dog as much as you did and taking care of the post funeral assembly area for my Uncle Bill. Peace be with all of you.

What a wonderful place. Have to say cheap drinks and fun time. Staff is friendly and people,who are…read morethere are great. Be on the look out for special events. Most are free and fun.

Very comfortable environment and family oriented. Customer service is top-notch. Have a nice little…read moreoutdoor smoking area. Also you can rent the hall for functions.

My son was a Marine/killed. Bonnie Carrol who his head gal there, made sure I got to Washington for…read morethe annual event. I had head injury. When I got there..I was..lost. Nice gal from Homeland called Bonnie and asked if they knew who I was..Oh Yes we know him! Im deaf. Gal from Homeland got to the gate where the TAPS buses were just in time. Look up TAPS on line Tragedy Assistance for Parents and Survivors......of someone killed in Military 5 Stars.

Amazing support for someone that has lost a loved one that was active military. These people care…read moreand put together incredible seminars to help those that have experienced huge loss in their lives learn how to deal with grief and moving the next step forward and keeping memories alive. My son passed away October 22, 2016 while he was an active duty marine and it is amazing support to be part of this great group of people that have also lost someone in a similar circumstance and they understand and really care. Well put together classes for those that have lost their loved ones many hears ago and for those that it is more recent. Thank God for this wonderful group of people.

Austin Club My…read morecousins hosted a wedding reception at the beautiful Austin Club. It is formerly The Millett Opera House. The food served, the drinks from the bartenders, and the overall classy and timeless feeling the Austin Club gave made for a beautiful reception full of joy. For dinner we were served a Chicken Piccata with Brussels Sprouts and Mashed Potatoes that was top notch. I haven't had a regular meal here, but the Austin Club was a great event space as a guest, and I had a great time at the venue. RIYL: Class in the heart of Austin

Dec 16, 2025 Came…read morefor my Aunts 90th BD celebration with 12 of her closest friends I had a shrimp cocktail to start, a filet mignon with garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus for the main and candied pecans with vanilla ice cream for dessert. Everything tasted fabulous. Others had stuffed chicken or sea bass. I got to try the sea bass; it was delicious as well. Props to our waiter George! Top notch. Each dish had a fresh orchid on it, which I collected most of to take home. I snuck away from the dinner party to look around. Now, what I discovered. The blue ceiling mural has a face of one of the local opera singers back in the day; Priscilla. In the video you'll hear the story told by Alex (the asst mgr) who was kind enough to show me the upstairs and tell me about Ms Priscilla. Great food, great svc, lovely historical bldg. If the walls could talk...

Choosing Bemis, Roach & Reed was the best decision for my SSDI claim. Mr. Craig Roach got all my…read moremedical information and kept everything perfectly organized, and attorney Jake Roach was an absolute pro representing me at my hearing. They turned a stressful situation into a manageable one, and for the first time, I didn't feel alone in this fight. I felt treated like a person and not just another case file. I am so thankful I found them!

I have been working with this disability attorneys offic for over 4 year. It was definitely not…read morewhat I expected. I had very little help throughout the entire process. I felt like I was doing this on my own the entire time. I thought I was going to get an experienced attorney but I did not. Finally I get to speak to an attorney whose name is Daniel Messenger. He tells me that of all the cases he's seen mine had so much information. He was confident going into it. He spoke with 1 time before court for an hour and asked me questions about my illnesses. All he ever told me was that I'd be asked questions about it and for it affected my life. He spoke with me for a few mins a few days or so before court and asked if I had question. The day of court all he did was a short spill of my medical then the judge asked questions everything seemed just as he said until this person started in with jobs he says I could do. Along with codes and other stuff. I had never in my entire life heard any of this. never heard of the jobs before. I didn't know what was going on. The attorney sat quiet. I didn't know if any of this was good or bad. I honestly was taken off guard. After everything was done I spoke with him about what just happened. That's when I found out that the guy was saying jobs I could do. Basically a bunch of stuff no one ever prepared me for. I had never been put in this situation before therefore I didn't know if I was allowed to say anything during court. The attorney didn't so I just assumed I couldn't either. Come to find out later he should have said something or explained to me that maybe I should have interrupted. I didn't know I could interrupt a judge. Long story short I wasn't approved. And of course Daniel Messenger wanted to just be done. I said no there's a lot of information that wasn't correct in the judges decision. I explained it. He filed an appeal. Months go by and I get the call that it was still denied. He called to tell me that and he was done with the case. I told him I didn't think he represented me to the best of his ability. He got defensive and said the same thing he said before that he just does his little spill before hand and that's it. I said you didn't prepare me for the court case I didn't know what was going on with the job thing. That is when he lied. He tried to say he did. I know he didn't because I called him after court and asked what all that was. I remember his response he didn't think he needed to say I couldn't do those jobs because his little spill before hand said it all. He even says he didn't want to interrupt the judge because he said she kept signing and sounding annoyed that it was taking so long. That was the moment I realized he wasn't a good attorney. He couldn't stand up for his client. But I'm kinda stuck with him. Today speaking to him on the phone I brought all this up again. He said I wasn't remembering correctly. He just kept lying and saying he had told me all this stuff that I was saying he didn't. I even said I'm sure these lines are recorded so maybe someone needs to go listen to them. I told him I wanted to speak with someone over him. He would send a message to him. He said something else i don't remember what it was because he hung up on me. so I waited a few mins and called back to schedule a meeting myself because I do not believe him since he continues to lie. The receptionist transfers me to him where he again hangs up on me. I thought when I went to this Attorneys office I was going to get a professional lawyer. I expected to get the best of the best because the company had been around for a long time. That was not the case. Extremely disappointed in the communication at the business, the unprofessionalism, and quality of attorney put on my case. Whatever anyone does do not use Daniel Messenger. He may know the law and all the forms. He can throw out a bunch of form numbers and legal wording but he's not someone who's going to support you, explain things to you, and stand up for you. You can teach someone codes, laws and forms but you can't teach empathy, professionalism and respect.