Very welcoming and accommodating to American Legion members from other posts. Everyone there evoked…read morea sense of family.

Great place to play. Lots of regulars, so you know they treat you right. Snack bar has lots of good…read morefood.

I had no idea I could eat at an American Legion post until a friend tipped me off, telling me the…read morefried chicken served every Thursday was "pretty good". We made plans to go the next Thursday. He had it somewhat wrong because the chicken was pan fried and downright delicious. I got a choice of two sides and chose green beans and mashed potatoes and gravy. My friend had the same except only two pieces of chicken to my three. The portions aren't huge but they're adequate. We sat outside under cover. It was very pleasant as was the service. I understand they serve dinner here as well and I can tell you it's high on my list. This isn't fine dining but if you find yourself looking for some tasty food midday or evening, this is your huckleberry. I loved it and definitely plan to go back.

If you like indoor smoking, this is your place!…read more At $3.50 for cocktails, you can't really complain. I ordered a reuben, and though its presentation was terrible, the corned beef itself was quite good. I'm used to my ruebens being glued together with the melted cheese and Thousand Island dressing acting as cement. This was more the "some assembly required" variety. The dressing came on the side in a cup. The bread, though warm and slightly crusty, showed no signs of being toasted. There was a sad lump of sauerkraut dumped in small heap in a corner of my sandwich. Again, the corned beef was delicious, but the sandwich as a whole, was blah. It came with "home fries" and they were okay. My friend's corn nuggets were standard. I have no reason to come back to this place since it's out in the middle of nowhere, but I could see it being a fun little joint if you live in the area...if you like indoor smoking.

Good food, great comraderie and community spirit and a haven for veterans and visitors alike…read more Recent changes in by-laws welcome non-veterans to participate in a host of events such as dinners, dances, car shows, karaoke, Texas Hold 'Em, Bingo, pvt parties, etc. Facilities include an updated Club Room, a large renovated Hall, a newly renovated Shelter house w/PR system, Pickle Ball court, Hoop court, soccer field, horse shoe pit. Of course, all Federal Military Holidays are commemorated, at the Post or at the adjacent State Silver Star Memorial Gardens.

Exellent shrimp dinner on 2nd and 4th Friday nights. Great group of veterans and nice friendly…read moreatmosphere. Also have additional menu items. Super service!

Legion kitchen is reopened with curbside service and it's GREAT...! Family friends visiting and we…read moreneeded dinner idea, I remembered that local Legion kitchen was offering fried chicken dinners on Saturdays for curbside pick up. Call in, make order, pay on line arrange for curbside pick up time--easy process. Variety of 3 piece dinners (breast-wing, thigh-wing, leg-thigh combo) with potatoes and gravy and green beans for reasonable price. Chicken was crispy coating with moist meaty inside. Food was tasty and portions make for a great value. Again, food was excellent and supports the local American Legion Post 21. Wednesday is burger night, and Friday is fish fry, we're looking forward to trying these as well. Service is available to general public not just Legion members. Try this!!

If you are a veteran, looking for a very inclusive friendly group...look no further. If you are a…read moreveteran who also rides motorcycles...look no further. If you are just looking for a fun place to dance on Saturday night...look no further. This is a very active, very friendly post. Nice, clean facility.

Bingo night is a must see. Very friendly people! Shoutout to Sandy for running a tight ship. Be…read moresure to stop by and check out other fun events

If you are a handicapped individual and want to go to bingo at this establishment don't bother!…read moreThe manager allows people to park in the yellow lines next to the handicapped spot in front of the door which is totally illegal. If you bring this to his attention to keep your car from being damaged, He will publicly shame you in front of the whole room and blame the situation on you!

It is now known as " The Kansas City Medical Society ". The Plaza location was chosen as a central…read morelocation for the many physicians the society represents across the Metro including Johnson County. The old office was located on 31st and Gillham in the Martini corner district. Organized medicine now represents less than 50% of practicing physicians - the Society is a component of the Missouri State Medical Association and the American Medical Association.

Events were held there and were very successful and the staff were very friendly and helpfulread more

From the owner: Are you a veteran who is looking for like-minded individuals? D A V Missouri Chapter 2 in Kansas…read moreCity, Missouri, offers a community center where veterans can enjoy a friendly environment filled with people who understand the military life.