This nonprofit is housed on the 2nd floor of a building right off of George Washington University's…read morecampus, which can have an adverse effect on hunting down parking spaces depending on what time of day you come - but, provides you with a smorgasbord of food truck selections should you feel peckish before your class/event at the center . Although the primary focus of the center is to assist disabled veterans with finding career opportunities in the Washington DC area, many of their workshops and events are open to the local veteran community and are held primarily during weekday daytime hours. They also run the Washington DC Kaufman FastTrac class for new and aspiring military veteran entrepreneurs. I came here for the FastTrac program, which I'd highly recommend to anyVET who's contemplating owning and operating their own business. You do have to sign in at the front desk of the building, but sometimes the concierge is inconsistent so I'm not sure if it's a building thing or what - either way be sure to check in with the front desk. There are other nonprofits that inhabit the building but I'm not sure about their mission/focus. At the veterans center on the 2nd floor there's restrooms, two classrooms and a mini-lounge area with materials about other veterans-centric programs/events occurring in the area. They're not open on the weekends but I think that's because the building itself isn't open then. Lastly, check out their facebook page for upcoming events/details: https://www.facebook.com/Nationalvetsgetstarted

From the owner: Powered by Student Veterans of America - the nation's largest student veteran organization - and…read morethe HSC Foundation, the National Veterans Center develops, tests, and delivers new solutions to help student veterans 1) have a smooth, healthy transition to academic life; 2) achieve maximum grades and graduation rates, and 3) quickly find the best jobs and careers upon graduation.

Great Post serving the community and those who've served…read more Check the Post out if you're in town.

I came here Tuesday for the (free) weekly "world tavern poker" games, first one at 6:30pm. It's a…read morefriendly fast-paced group of 3 or 4 tables of six to eight. I finished "in the points" this time! It's held in the hall that you get to through the small bar. You get to the bar through a door with the Canteen sign above it off the parking lot. It's a very low-key place, with some VFW memorabilia. As a non-member, I signed in by the door. The decor is old and homey. There's around a dozen seats at the small bar, but i dont recall if there were any tables. There are some kind of lottery or scratch-off ticket machines, and a tv. The bartender keeps things moving, and there's a simple menu, hot dogs, pizza, cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets and fingers, a philly cheese steak, fries, and more. The burger was hot and juicy, and i think it may have been microwaved. Tasted fine. The fries were pretty good and piping hot. The people all seemed friendly and relaxed. If your at all cool, you wont find much for you here, but if you're just a regular person, this seems like a nice place for a quiet drink and some regular food.

Luke's Wings is a non profit organization that helps active duty wounded in battle. They help…read morefamilies travel to visit loved ones during recovery. The staff members are nice.

Great place to hang if you like it nice and quiet! They have great customer service with Denise,…read moreSydney, Chantel, April, and Miss Beverly! They make you feel at home. Drinks are a great price! And they have food promotions throughout the week! Taco Mondays and Crab cake Fridays and karaoke on alternating weekends. You can join as a member, sal, or auxiliary member! All aimed at service for veterans and service members! They have a fully stocked bar and a full service kitchen. The commander at this post is Commander Eddie Banks! So if you want to join a great post come to American Legion Post 248 and join the #1 post in Maryland!

Great atmosphere for veterans, active duty and families to socialize, play pool, play bar bingo,…read moretry your luck on the Maryland lottery machines, watch sports and listen to music. If you come hungry, several food options are available. Join us!

I was fortunate enough to be able to attend this club one evening for drinks in the Daiquiri Bar…read moreand then dinner in their formal dining room on the main level. The club is amazing and very historic. They have an interesting military library (complete with the Dewey Decimal System) on the third floor, which is worth visiting. The cocktails in the Daiquiri Bar were amazing, as was the story of how this great lime-based Caribbean cocktail came to the US. The menu is the formal dining room is vast and what's most amazing is how great they are at making everything! They offer plenty of seafood items and I chose the Dover Sole, which was absolutely amazing!! Service from all the staff was great. If you have the opportunity to come here, take it! I hope to go back sometime!!

Another invitation to the Army & Navy Club for a business dinner, and this time I tried the…read morePan-Seared Snapper with Crawfish Hash, Jumbo Lump Crab, & Lemon Butter Sauce. A nicely cooked fish, complemented with a slightly sharp lemon sauce, with nice chunks of crab and crawfish. Finished off with a cup of coffee and a perfect-size slice of key lime pie, it was a nice sublime meal underscoring the business at hand. Different than the buffets that I'm used to, the a la carte options hit the spot. If you get invited to the Army & Navy Club, I recommend accepting the invite. The food will be worth it.

Folks are very friendly, service is fantastic. All you can eat, made to order. And very delicious…read more We came for the all you can eat brunch. The servers are volunteering here and are very friendly.

Love the monthly breakfast. Friendly volunteers cook & serve the food. It's so good and a great…read morevalue. The post is non smoking which is very nice. They have plenty of activities monthly. Always a welcoming place.

American Legion Post 180 is your typical legion hall -- cheap eats, REALLY affordable booze, and…read moresports on the tellie, pool tables, shuffleboard and darts. There's always a couple of old-timers sitting at the end of the bar, lamenting the youth of today, and retelling stories of their glory days. It's always lots of fun to listen, and sometimes the stories get funnier or grander with each retelling. For big games, the crowd grows and patrons root for their team, making the bar area roar with noise when someone scores. You know--just some good dudes. Breakfast is definitely the best meal at the Legion, unless there is a picnic barbecue. Farm-fresh eggs, grilled to order meats, pancakes and French toast. Breakfast sandwiches are pretty good as well and you just can't beat the price. $9 for steak and eggs with a sirloin as big as my palm with fingers extended. If you're a veteran looking for a community legion hall where everyone knows everyone and you're never a stranger, give post 180 a try. Chances are, you'll feel right at home from the first moment you walk in.

Dear American Legion Hqtrs,…read more The Commander of the Sons from Post 180, in Vienna Virginia was harassing and threatening. This is completely unacceptable. I don't appreciate being cussed at and threatened. This all occurred because of their inability to locate the on loan Painting. I have attempted to contact the Post Commander about this with no success. I notified the Chief of Police in Vienna Virginia as well as the Mayor and Town Manager. If this is an example of your leadership, then I recommend training in civility. Dave At appx 5:40 pm , Saturday 24 August 2019, I went inside Post 180 to check on status of my membership card. I've been waiting since March this year. I've been a Sons Member in the past. I sent a check for $40.00 then after two months of waiting, sent cash and asked for my check to be sent back, which they did. The person serving at the bar, looked at two of the members, one of which was Phil Dunn, the other, the Commander of the Sons. I asked Phil if he was concerned about my puppy and pulled out my ADA paperwork. The Sons Commander started yelling at me and cussing telling me to "get the hell out of his post, I'm the Commander and you're not a member." I said I sent my $40.00 to which he replied it was sent back to me. I said it was never sent back. He then repeated "get the hell out of my post. I'm calling 911." I never raised my voice. I told Phil I was not combative. The Sons Commander said "You have your 'Gxxx Dxxx' painting. Get the hell out of here." I had provided on loan, a Giclee Painting of which was no longer there and upon inquiry, several times, finally reached the Post 180 Commander, Jason at Viva Vienna. A week or so later when checking on my membership card, the giclee painting was at the bar area. No one had contacted me. Angel, at the bar presented it back to me. Maybe as a result of this, they're reflecting their own embarrassment but it's not acceptable to treat anyone like that. I felt threatened and harassed. Dave Minyard

I like this place for its service and the foods and drinks . But their Mbers should refrain from…read morethe Racial Slurs and The profanities used in this place to make it more enjoyable and better Atmosphere for families . They do have those that should be illuminated from membership for not having the right people skills no matter whst past experiences they went through . Its no excuse . But I love this place but it needs better Role Models that can set better examples even among its members . They may have legitimate gripes but its no excuse for bad attitudes thrown around by its members . Anna Ward Needs to be held accountable for the inexcusable behaviors . .i think the only way that racism and hate cannot breach the VFW organization, They need new Leadership . I do not think Anna Ward Is Deserving of that role allowing those bad examples to infiltrate the Organization. It sets a bad example for the communities and the people . Thats why leadership needs change .Anna Ward's friends that come there needs to.be more Respectful and obey our countries laws , No Racism , Discrimination, and more .Under any leadership racism and more should never be tolerated in any place of business or organization. Those that allow it should be held accountable under the law and kicked out banished Forever.No leader of any organization is above the law , Not Even Anna Ward and some of her racst friends she brings in .

This is another place I've been too. This is the Veterns Of Foreign Wars .this place is very or…read moreused to be popular before the Covid 19 Pandemic . This place has two different rooms one a main one where they have a fill bar and billiards area . This place needs renovations on their Bathrokms it needs makeovers. This place has a office for staff members and their own council . They have a huge all purpose room for other events . They have 2 huge HGTV's for news and sports . They have live entertainment ever saturday nights . The all purpose rom is used for other events such as weddings birthdays and more. I have been gere countless occasions .they have great service Charity events and more. I hope to go there again. So please support the Veterns of Foreign Wars and come down for some great fun and more . Bring America together again.

Small facility but friendly staff..a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the airport..read more

Kerstin L. at the Reagan National USO was very helpful and immediately helped solve my sudden…read moretravel problem.

A social club that you have to pay to be apart of. Please research all reviews prior to scheduling…read morea call with them. Note that they will ask you for credit card and ID information prior to the call. And your Zoom call will be recorded prior to you being made aware of this.

From the owner: People join Events & Adventures for many reasons, but the most common are: They are looking to get…read moreout of the house and have more fun. They are looking to make new friends. They are hoping to find someone special to spend their life with. Which is it for you? When I started the club over 30 years ago, the answer was "numbers one and two. Once I had those I suddenly found three. I met my wonderful wife in the club, but along the way I went skydiving for the first time. I climbed to the top of Mount St. Helens and shared a frosty beverage with a group of members as we threw rocks off of the rim of the crater. I've frozen my butt off white water rafting the Chilliwack river in British Columbia (emphasis on Chilli). A 20 person hot tub never felt so good. But most of all I met hundreds of amazing and wonderful people, many of whom became close personal friends. Finally, I met the most wonderful woman in the world. Not bad for an "activities club". Mark Owen, Founder