Our Canteen Events & Hours

The photo above is our Post located on Peaceable Hill Road, back when it was a restaurant called "The Busy Bee"

The best way to stay updated on our Canteen and Post events is to check our Facebook page, or sign up for our e-newsletter. If you want to be included in our newsletter, please send an email to brewsterbugle@gmail.com. In the subject line simply write "Subscribe to Brewster Bugle".

Our Facebook page address is: https://www.facebook.com/vfwpost672

Mondays - open at 2:30pm

Tuesday - open at 2:30pm

Wednesday - open at 6:30pm

Thursday - open at 2:30pm

Friday - open at 2:30pm

Saturday - open at 2:30pm

Sundays - open at 12:30pm

The following Rules are here to keep the Canteen safe and enjoyable for all its members and guests.

Entry and use of the Post’s Canteen is for VFW Members and Auxiliary members who are in Good Standing.

All VFW members and Auxiliary members must have a valid membership card with them and are required to produce such card if challenged by the Bartender or a Post Officer.

Active, Reserve, Retired U.S. Military and members of Nationally Recognized Veterans Service Organizations are welcome.

Upon entry please show your valid Military ID Card or Active VSO Membership Card to the Bartender or, if present, a Post Officer.

Sign in our Guestbook.

Non-Members are permitted in the Canteen as a guest of a member, provided the member sponsoring the guest is a Member in Good Standing.

The member must sign the guest in to the Post Guestbook.

The member also assumes all responsibility for the actions of their guests.

Members and guests must follow the rules that are posted in the Canteen.

All questions and concerns should be brought to the attention of the Canteen Manager or Post Commander. 

VFW Post 672’s Canteen is non-smoking. Those wishing to smoke must do so outside. 

VFW Post 672 does have Wi-Fi. See the Bartender for the access code.

The Canteen contains many items of memorabilia, both on the walls and on or in the display cases. These items were donated to the Post by its members, their family members or members of the Community and are an important part Veterans history.

Some items on display specifically memorialize those who made the ultimate sacrifice in wartime or are listed as POW/MIA.

Each item on display is to be treated with reverence and respect.

No item is to be touched, removed or disturbed in any way without the permission of a Post Officer or the Bartender on Duty.