We visited as a guest of a member. Really cool place. Nice old building with big dark exposed ceiling beams and stair bannisters, beautifully crafted stained glass windows, and creative use of all the old spaces: there’s free duckpin bowling in the basement for members, a bar and restaurant with darts and pool tables on the main floor, and a super cool speakeasy upstairs. Truly enjoyed the visit. Thanks DJP!
Dave “Oink” Mason
We were there as guests of the band " Benjamin Vo Blues Band", and the Club could not have been more accommodating. Don and Sally were awesome and great job on booking this Blue's band. The venue was spacious, clean, lots of tables, bar seating, and plenty of activities. Prices are very decent, service was excellent and the clientele were extremely friendly. There is a corner stage for the band and the acoustics were very good. This band is true to the Blues and is incredibly passionate about music. Ben on lead guitar, Schroeder on the keyboard, and Jare on the skins play so well together. They feed off one another and the crowd for so amazing performances. They received 2 standing ovations and the crowd didn't want the night to end! Ben opened up for Beth Hart at the Hershey Theater last year and for the crowd to yell out to an opening act "What is your name" because he was so impressive. That is an incredible honor as people were there to hear the most talented Beth Hart who has also played next to the Great Joe Bonamassa; you have to be special to make that kind of impression.
Lisa Teichmann
It's fun see bands here when they're open to the public, but if you're not a member/regular it's almost impossible to get served. Good prices though.
Kyle Meador
My home lodge. The greatest people, staff, and food.
George Hayes
Stepping into Elks Lodge 134 feels like uncovering a hidden gem tucked away from the world. It's a place where time slows down, and the echoes of camaraderie and laughter bounce off the wooden beams like an old friend's warm embrace. The lodge has this incredible atmosphere that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled into the coolest German tavern you've ever imagined, where tradition and revelry blend seamlessly.
The décor is a masterful mix of rustic charm and classic elegance, with dark wood paneling and vintage memorabilia that whisper stories of gatherings long past. You can almost hear the clinking of steins and the heartfelt toasts shared by the patrons who’ve found their way to this welcoming haven.
The crowd here is a delightful mix of locals and newcomers, each person adding to the lively tapestry of community spirit. It’s the kind of place where you can share a hearty laugh with a stranger or engage in deep conversation over a perfectly poured drink. The staff treats you like family, always ready with a smile and eager to make your experience memorable.
The food and drinks are a testament to the lodge’s dedication to quality. Every dish feels like it was crafted with care, each bite a reminder that good company and good food are life's simple pleasures. Whether you’re enjoying a crisp lager or a comforting meal, you’ll find yourself savoring every moment.
Elks Lodge 134 isn’t just a place; it’s an experience, a sanctuary where the spirit of fellowship thrives. It’s the kind of spot that keeps calling you back, drawing you in with its warmth and charm. And once you’ve been there, you’ll know why it feels like home.
Cesar DeJesus
It's a cool place old and cheap food.
Johnny Little
So many good things to say about the Elks and this Lodge. You feel part of something that’s bigger than yourself. It’s a charitable organization that supports the community in a myriad of ways. There are a lot of opportunities to be of service and support the lodge and it’s efforts. Beyond that, it’s a place for family and friends where a lot of fun happens on the weekend. Live music, games (like music bingo), pool tables, duck pin bowling and more. We’re lucky to have the former chef @ Kegals Seafood, so the food is phenomenal. It’s like walking onto a movie set of Cheers ‘where everybody knows your name’…We love our lodge #134 ❤️
Anita Gordon-Palmer
Senior Bingo is lots of fun!
Jeremy B
Always great drinks and good conversations. Haven't tried the food here but have been told it's good bar food. Recommend if you're a member.
Private party...not bad...hard time navigating the back stairs.
Pieceofcake32
My memories of the Lancaster, Elks Club are remembered so fondly! My Grandfather, Dr. James Maurice Westerman, ‘Westy’ went every day after his practice would close for a cocktail, most likely a Martini! We would visit from MA and would often go for dinner. It was strictly suit coat and ties, white tablecloths and napkins and VERY formal. I was quite young, 1960’s and 1970’s era and just enjoyed being with my ‘Pop Pop’ and ‘Mimi’ and feeling VERY, VERY special being able to actually see where my Grandfather disappeared to at 6:00 every evening! So NOT disappointed! I remember the food being served by a waiter in a white jacket and the plates were covered with silver cloches on HUGE trays! Wonderful memories to have! My Grandmother passed away on July 5, 1974, 49 years ago tomorrow which made me think of those special occasions spent at the Elks Club in Lancaster!
Winnebago Man (Dusty)
Amazing food and members! Cant be more happy with this beautiful and amazing clubhouse of yesteryear.
We visited as a guest of a member. Really cool place. Nice old building with big dark exposed ceiling beams and stair bannisters, beautifully crafted stained glass windows, and creative use of all the old spaces: there’s free duckpin bowling in the basement for members, a bar and restaurant with darts and pool tables on the main floor, and a super cool speakeasy upstairs. Truly enjoyed the visit. Thanks DJP!
We were there as guests of the band " Benjamin Vo Blues Band", and the Club could not have been more accommodating.
Don and Sally were awesome and great job on booking this Blue's band. The venue was spacious, clean, lots of tables, bar seating, and plenty of activities.
Prices are very decent, service was excellent and the clientele were extremely friendly.
There is a corner stage for the band and the acoustics were very good.
This band is true to the Blues and is incredibly passionate about music.
Ben on lead guitar, Schroeder on the keyboard, and Jare on the skins play so well together. They feed off one another and the crowd for so amazing performances. They received 2 standing ovations and the crowd didn't want the night to end!
Ben opened up for Beth Hart at the Hershey Theater last year and for the crowd to yell out to an opening act "What is your name" because he was so impressive. That is an incredible honor as people were there to hear the most talented Beth Hart who has also played next to the Great Joe Bonamassa; you have to be special to make that kind of impression.
It's fun see bands here when they're open to the public, but if you're not a member/regular it's almost impossible to get served. Good prices though.
My home lodge. The greatest people, staff, and food.
Stepping into Elks Lodge 134 feels like uncovering a hidden gem tucked away from the world. It's a place where time slows down, and the echoes of camaraderie and laughter bounce off the wooden beams like an old friend's warm embrace. The lodge has this incredible atmosphere that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled into the coolest German tavern you've ever imagined, where tradition and revelry blend seamlessly.
The décor is a masterful mix of rustic charm and classic elegance, with dark wood paneling and vintage memorabilia that whisper stories of gatherings long past. You can almost hear the clinking of steins and the heartfelt toasts shared by the patrons who’ve found their way to this welcoming haven.
The crowd here is a delightful mix of locals and newcomers, each person adding to the lively tapestry of community spirit. It’s the kind of place where you can share a hearty laugh with a stranger or engage in deep conversation over a perfectly poured drink. The staff treats you like family, always ready with a smile and eager to make your experience memorable.
The food and drinks are a testament to the lodge’s dedication to quality. Every dish feels like it was crafted with care, each bite a reminder that good company and good food are life's simple pleasures. Whether you’re enjoying a crisp lager or a comforting meal, you’ll find yourself savoring every moment.
Elks Lodge 134 isn’t just a place; it’s an experience, a sanctuary where the spirit of fellowship thrives. It’s the kind of spot that keeps calling you back, drawing you in with its warmth and charm. And once you’ve been there, you’ll know why it feels like home.
It's a cool place old and cheap food.
So many good things to say about the Elks and this Lodge. You feel part of something that’s bigger than yourself. It’s a charitable organization that supports the community in a myriad of ways. There are a lot of opportunities to be of service and support the lodge and it’s efforts. Beyond that, it’s a place for family and friends where a lot of fun happens on the weekend. Live music, games (like music bingo), pool tables, duck pin bowling and more. We’re lucky to have the former chef @ Kegals Seafood, so the food is phenomenal. It’s like walking onto a movie set of Cheers ‘where everybody knows your name’…We love our lodge #134 ❤️
Senior Bingo is lots of fun!
Always great drinks and good conversations. Haven't tried the food here but have been told it's good bar food. Recommend if you're a member.
Nice bar. Good service.
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Private party...not bad...hard time navigating the back stairs.
My memories of the Lancaster, Elks Club are remembered so fondly! My Grandfather, Dr. James Maurice Westerman, ‘Westy’ went every day after his practice would close for a cocktail, most likely a Martini! We would visit from MA and would often go for dinner. It was strictly suit coat and ties, white tablecloths and napkins and VERY formal. I was quite young, 1960’s and 1970’s era and just enjoyed being with my ‘Pop Pop’ and ‘Mimi’
and feeling VERY, VERY special being able to actually see where my Grandfather disappeared to at 6:00 every evening! So NOT disappointed! I remember the food being served by a waiter in a white jacket and the plates were covered with silver cloches on HUGE trays! Wonderful memories to have! My Grandmother passed away on July 5, 1974, 49 years ago tomorrow which made me think of those special occasions spent at the Elks Club in Lancaster!
Amazing food and members! Cant be more happy with this beautiful and amazing clubhouse of yesteryear.
There were no elks in there. I was not amoosed.
I love the Elk lodge.
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