Really welcoming to younger veterans. They have a nice canteen and gaming for those who want it.read more

I went to their movie night tonight and had a great time with other veterans watching a movie,…read moreeating good food. I was also surprised to see that they now have gaming machines and future plans to open the kitchen. Keep watching for new and exciting things to come.

Great post ! Can you ever say anything about veterans bingo note and many events for veterans ! !read more

Nice hall available for rent with large commercial kitchen. Adequate parking. Only local American…read moreLegion.

I've found the Disabled American Veterans to be quite helpful when assisting the veterans in this…read morearea. One thing that is terrible about the building there at Poff is the lack of parking, but the DAV can't be blamed for that. If you can't get through on the phones they tell everyone to email their office at dav.vbaroa@va.gov since all the staff in the office has this email at their desk and you don't get a busy signal of disconnected when you send email.

I have had good first contact with DAV Roanoke VA about 5 years ago, but I can't contact them by…read morephone. All the numbers on Google search don't work. Even called the VA and the number they gave me is out of service. I am trying to get hold of them because my local DAV in Yorktown is not good. They operate a few hours each week and don't answer the phone during their limited duty operations.

Consolidated veterans organization location hosting the VFW, Legion, and DAV, along with multiple…read moreveteran's outreach programs. Comfortable lounge area and tv's, veteran's brunch every Friday, women's veteran group Wednesday nights, and more. If you served, drop in. You'll be glad you did.

The new menu for breakfast and lunch makes the DAV lounge and kitchen a great place to meet and…read moreeat. You can get a great full breakfast there, and their platters, sandwiches, and sides are delicious. I had their french fries all by themselves yesterday just for a late afternoon treat, and they were just right. Come on by!

From the owner: The Thrift Store and Lounge sales go to helping Veteransread more

All I can say is WOW! My boyfriend and I are members of the Common House and Richmond. We've always…read morewanted to visit another Common House and finally checked out the Charlottesville location on his birthday. When we entered we were warmly welcomed and given an orientation. We learned that this location has more service than the one we're familiar with. They'll fill your water for you vs self service. There are two floors to work on and a rooftop. We chose to work in the kitchen space on the second floor. The design and decor here is gorgeous. I found myself wishing I could take some of the artwork home. Just like our Common House back in Richmond, they offer member events. They sounded so fun I considered driving back to Cville just to experience them. While we were there, we ordered some food. The food we got was beyond delicious. I'd argue even better than the RVA food. The menus vary based on location. I got a delicious miso salmon bowl. My body was craving something like it and I was thrilled when I found out how delicious it tasted. My boyfriend got a grilled cheese and loved each bite. When you're a member you usually get a $25 credit for your birthday (which we used towards lunch), however this location went above and beyond and brought Richard a complimentary chocolate cheesecake without blinking twice. The service and food here are immaculate. I cannot wait to return.

I was a Common House member for about a year and a half. As you can see from my prior review, I…read moreinitially really loved it based on the events and perks and I thought I would stay a member for a long time. However, this past year things really started going downhill. There has been a huge staff turnover, including several staff members who were really the life and soul of the place. Common House has not been able to keep a chef for more than a few months, which has lead to a lot of hit or miss dining experiences. The free coffee, which was a big perk during coworking days, is no more. There have also been several private events that caused full house closures to members. The final nail in the coffin for me was having my membership fee raised not once but twice over the course of a year. The first time ($25 increase) I was given ample notice. The second I was given no notice and just saw an additional $35 on my credit card. When I inquired about why my monthly membership fee had been increased I was given no response. With this, I decided my time at Common House has run its course and canceled my membership. This has seemed like the perfect "third space" for remote young professionals like myself, but it seems that in the last few months several others have had the same thoughts I had and decided to leave. It will always be a cool space, but the current management leaves a lot to be desired.