The Riverside Camping Association

12.0 mi

This is the all American VFW! This a private club. But, easy to get social membership! The main…read morepurpose is to support our local Veterans which is amazing and a great cause! They have daily and weekly numbers for members which is a chance to win money! They have a full kitchen and bar. Lots of different drinks! The food selection is good and the food is even better! My personal favorite is the fried pickles! Also have weekly activities ie; Bingo, Karaoke, live bands, pool table leagues, open mic nights and so much more! Highly recommended you to check out a social membership and to check this place out when your in town! The restaurant and some special events are open to the public! (No membership needed) Note; this place is cash only and it's a non-smoking place!

From the owner: Our VFW provided support to our local Veterans and Military members. We also have a Full Canteen…read more(Restaurant/Bar), which is open 7 days a week; offering lunch specials, a full menu and Friday Night Diner Specials. Daily specials are also available. Follow us on Facebook for daily information on the Post and Canteen!

Meat Trifecta Flatbread Pizza

More setting on both sides of the on bar

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Fried pickles and mild wings!

Clover Club

35.7 mi

The Clover Club is comfortable, unpretentious, and accessible; the bartenders thoughtful and…read moredetail-oriented; and the drinks, at $5, affordably priced considering the quality (and the all-star roster of barkeeps who pull shifts here each night). This Sixth Street establishment keeps its menu focused with a handful of cocktails, typically straight-up classics or subtly but smartly tweaked variations of favorites, but they'll make anything you want, and it's a good bet it will be the best version you've ever had.

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Conestoga Country Club

3.0 mi

I'm not sure why I didn't review this place sooner... Last year I was responsible for planning a…read morehigh school music banquet and was extremely pleased with the wonderful atmosphere, service and food that The Conestoga Country Club provided for us. Susan Mills was a pleasure to work with & they were very helpful working within our budget. There were 140 people attending our event; the room was beautiful with its large windows, lovely decor & comfortable seating; the food was absolutely delicious and plentiful; and the staff were friendly and the service was excellent. Had our event been in this location again this year, I would've gladly made arrangements at this venue again. I highly recommend them for any event.

We enjoy summer days at the impeccably maintained pool. Wonderful courteous staff & highly efficient lifeguards.

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The Upper Rooms

67.9 mi

An excellent place for men, churched or unchurched, to connect and grow in a small group community…read more Studies are geared towards personal growth relationally, emotionally and spiritually. A weekly, non-negotiable that gives men the encouragement they need to be better husbands, better fathers, better friends and better followers of Jesus.

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Bel Air Moose Lodge 1952

3.8

(4 reviews)

31.2 mi

Always a great place to be yourself, it's a step back in time when people are who they actually…read moreare. Super friendly honest people. Best chicken wings ever, this is a hidden gem. Sherri is a great barkeeper making sure everyone has what they need and makes you feel welcome as soon as you walk through the door.

Used their hall for my wedding. price was right for our budget. we were told we could set up the…read moreday before which we did without problem and clean up the day after. also we were told we really did not have a time limit of when to leave the day of the event. we suddenly were getting rushed out of there and was told we should have been done by a certain time. the guy we talked to started going around clearing tables and my guests felt like they were being rushed out. he was also throwing away things he should not have. he also told us we had to finishing cleaning that night and not the next day like we were previously told. this held us up from plans with our family. we fully understood we had to clean up ourselves so no reason for him to take it in his own hands. they did not have any events in that hall for the weekend we were there so it should not have been a rush. also we overheard people in the kitchen saying they were glad we were leaving. the man we dealt with months ago for booking was different than the one who was there during the event. maybe some lost communication, but we felt we were treated rudely. also paid for 2 bar people and only had 1. they lost 3 stars on this review due to rudeness. the hall is at least nice, had 2 chandeliers, good price for hall rental, and you can have your own catering.

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The American Legion

4.0

18.5 mi

Went here only once with a member of the Legion. Not my usual scene, but I liked it. The drinks…read morewere inexpensive and were really good. A band was playing the night I had went and they were pretty good. Not a fan of rock music, but I enjoyed myself. I like the fact that it is a military friendly place, made me feel more at place since I am also military. Would definitely go there again for a drink or two, and to see what band is playing.

Columbia American Legion

4.0

(2 reviews)

10.9 mi

Proud to Be A Member of the Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion. Joined with my Records of My…read moreBrother a Vietnam Veteran and MY Dad a War World II Veteran. Proud to be a member They do Alot For Our Veterans, Community, Families and Raise alot of money to Donate Back to Our Community. Now they are Raising Money for Jason Park, To Bring Our Park back, To Our Community. Fundraiser for June 22nd 2023 When they do a Fundraiser All Money Raised Donated to that Cause Which Jason Park. We Thank You For your Respect, Dedications To Our Veterans And Community. Our Mayour Just Gave A Presentation and Proclaming the American Legion 372 Columbia PA. Giving A Proclamation on April 22, 2023. We Dedicated that Day which goes down in History From Thw Mayor Lutz and From Our Borough Of Columbia. We Thank You and Very Proud to be A MemberGod Bless The Post, The Ladies Auxiliary, Sons of the Legion From Our Mayor Lutz, with His Proclamation April 22, 2023. Thank You John Reitzel For Coming and Taking Professional Pictures. That will be soon Posted In Our American Legion Post 372. Thank You And God Bless Kathy Willuams

The Columbia American Legion....where do I start? This is a social club which means you have to pay…read moreto be a member. Depending upon your military or civilian status you could pay between $15-$25 a year to be a member here (and yes, people with absolutely no military background can become social members). What you get in exchange for your dues is the most amazingly cheap drinks you will ever find... Mixed drinks and shots $2, 12 oz draft 75 cents, 16 oz draft $1, 3.75 small pitchers. It really doesn't get cheaper than this. There is also a small kitchen that has burgers fries that kind of thing on the weekend...food here is hit or miss, heavy on the miss tho lately. Additionally, if you are offended by thick disgusting smell of the day's many cigarettes as well as the sunk in acrid odor of old stale smoke this is not the place for you. ventilation is minimal, windows are nonexistent. It is a given that I have to wash whatever I wear there in a strong detergent immediately after leaving. There is a pool table (free pool on sunday, pool leagues on monday and tuesday, scaryoke (karaoke) every friday, occassional dances, weekly wednesday night bingo, and small games of chance (pull tabs, punch boards, daily book drawing). Compared to some of the other illustrious (read: mindblowingly scary and white ghetto) establishments in Columbia, the American Legion may be your best bet.

Brecknock Orchard

"He's washing dishes and baby clothes He's so ambitious, he…read moreeven sews But don't forget, folks That's what you get, folks, for makin' whoopee" (Ella Fitzgerald) You had me at "Create Your Own Whoopie Pie". The veritable cherry on top of their cornucopia of fruits, vegetables, jarred foods, baked goodies, pretzels, popcorn, candies, and frozen foods is their Whoopie Pie Festival, which we attended today. The Festival runs on Feb. 26-28 & March 5-7 between 9am - 4pm. Essentially, you can create Your Own Whoopie Pie for $4 each, 4 or more at $3.50 each, and 12 or more $3 each. Here's how it works - make your customized selections of one of 12 cookies, one of 11 frostings, and one of 7 toppings, and Brecknock will build your pie. I went full Elvis mode and selected banana cookies, peanut butter frosting, and chocolate chip toppings around the circumference. We had a great time at Brecknock -making our Whoopie pies, playing a whoopie pie trivia game, and picking up a few odds and ends for us and friends. PRO TIP Hats off to Brecknock for their generosity and hospitality. They had free samples everywhere- whoopie pie wedges, pretzels, popcorn, and all sorts of goodies. It worked on us, because after sampling some honey mustard pretzels, we couldn't grab a bag fast enough.

Great food products and the most amazing friendly helpful staff I have ever dealt with. We bring…read moreour family and friends here all season long. Three stars!

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Conway Social Club

4.5

(56 reviews)

0.7 mi

Great place to visit. Located in the city so parking could be a challenge. There are some spots…read morealong the street and also a garage nearby. Check the on street parking kiosk for prices/hours. There is a huge staircase to get up to the speakeasy once you find the red door. The website says there is an elevator if needed. Once inside, you will immediately get the speakeasy vibe with the moody and dark decor, as well as the period appropriate lighting and seating options. There's some small intimate areas, as well as a main bar, a side seating bar area, and a back area with tables and chairs. I would recommend reservations. You can pick the bar or lounge when making reservations on their website. From the moment you enter, you will get terrific service. The host was great and we were early for our reservation, but we were seated at the bar as requested. As soon as we sat down, the bartender greeted us with waters and a sample of a bourbon punch. The entire visit was filled with very attentive staff who were always friendly and knowledgeable about the offerings on the menu. The drinks are well thought out and very good. The quality of the ingredients, as well as the flavor profiles work well. It is very difficult to pick from their crafty menu. We tried a total of 4 drinks and all were delicious. Highly recommend the Papucho - such an excellent mix of flavors that are well balanced and a very unique flavor. Honestly, not sure you will find one drink on this menu that isn't delicious. They do offer a menu of various foods. We ordered the octopus and the roasted monk fish. Both were fantastic. The servings are not big so be prepared to order dental dishes or just come with the intention of not getting a massive meal. They are good portions for a small dinner or think tapas. Overall, they have a fabulous experience with some super delicious drinks. Well done!

Returned either a group of friends, for their first time! So glad this place continues to impress…read moregoing forward. Our server was amazing (I wish I remembered his name!), the food was delicious, and the drinks never fail to impress. The only issue we have every time we go is that they unfortunately always run out of a few dishes on the menu (and always seems to be the ones we want)! In addition, calling the restaurant has been difficult, it has often gone straight to voicemail for me. For that reason make sure to make reservations ONLINE (that has never failed). Come EARLY if you want to ensure you'll get a menu item (we often get there around 8 pm or later, some menu items always run out for us). Regardless, this doesn't stop us from coming!

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Lititz Fire & Ice Festival

4.0

(6 reviews)

8.8 mi

"You come on like a flame Then you turn a cold shoulder…read moreFire and ice" (Pat Benatar) Lititz is one cool little town with a vibrant downtown of 60 shops, 20 restaurants and a pretty little park. To promote winter tourism, in February they host an annual 10-day bash known as the "Fire & Ice Festival". Local businesses sponsor the creation of an ice sculpture for public display, and we saw dozens of them on Main Street, Broad Street, Juniper Lane and at the entry to Lititz Springs Park. Some of the sculptures we saw were fire trucks, tow trucks, a snowman, Mr. Moneybags from Monopoly, an angel, a unicorn, the Liberty Bell, Mr. Potato Head, a bird, a dog and various other animals, a train, a bicycle, praying hands, and a palm tree. The Fire and Ice Festival also has food trucks, music, kid-centric activities, a photography exhibit and a Lititz pub crawl. We enjoyed looking at the ice sculptures, fed the ducks in the park, shopped at Wilbur Chocolate and the Sturgis Pretzel Bakery, and visited the town's Visitor Center to chat with Earl - one of the coolest ambassadors any town can possibly dream of having. Well done Lititz!!

Fun to see. Lititz has lots of interesting events through all the seasons and I live close enough…read moreto walk there.