Loved this place and the cool people inside. A great Saturday night during the pandemic…read more The snack bar serves decent food: Mexican food plates, hamburgers, dogs and fries. Everyone is socially distanced and the bingo caller reminds people to leave their masks on. The building is large enough to be a roller rink or a polka hall, decor from the 80's. Total cost: $35 People watching: Priceless It was right next to my hotel. I'll be back.

Look, I don't know why no one has reviewed this yet but I'm pleased to be the first…read more You go here to play bingo. Period. It's a huge hall and it's no-frills. (To be honest, I've never been to another bingo hall so I'm not sure if this is standard bingo hall no-frills style or not). You can play on paper (you'll need a dabber, which you can buy there for $1) or you can play electronically (less fun). There is a snack bar and I didn't eat anything, but many people were partaking in their goods so I'll trust that it was good. It's cash only. The caller calls out in English and Spanish. All proceeds go to a local charity. Everyone I interacted with was friendly, but most people kept to themselves and their bingo boards.