TYRONE ELKS LODGE NO. 212 is a association or organization in Tyrone, PA. Open: Mon–Fri 3:00 – 11:00 PM; Sat–Sun 1:00 PM – 12:00 AM. Phone: (814) 684-1470. Average rating is 4.5 stars from 65 reviews. Website: http://www.tyroneelks.org/.
TYRONE ELKS LODGE NO. 212
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4.5 65 reviews Today 1:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Experience Community and Comfort at TYRONE ELKS LODGE

Where Friendship, Service, and Great Food Meet

About Us

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Motorcycles parked outside the TYRONE ELKS LODGE NO. 212.

Nestled in the heart of Tyrone, PA, TYRONE ELKS LODGE NO. 212 stands as a beacon of community and camaraderie. With a rich history rooted in service and fellowship, our lodge offers a welcoming environment for members and guests alike. Whether you're here to enjoy a meal prepared by our beloved 'Dan the Man', participate in our community service events, or simply to indulge in the warmth of good company, TYRONE ELKS LODGE is your home away from home. Our facility, rated 4.5/5 based on 65 reviews, is not just an establishment; it's a place where lasting memories are created, and the spirit of generosity thrives.

What We Offer

At TYRONE ELKS LODGE NO. 212, we pride ourselves on offering a range of services designed to enrich the lives of our members and the broader community. From hosting memorable events that cater to your special occasions to providing delectable dining experiences with unbeatable prices, our lodge is equipped to meet your needs. Our commitment extends beyond the walls of our lodge; we are dedicated to uplifting our community through various philanthropic efforts and service projects.

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What Our Customers Say

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4 years ago
"First, let me say that this review is regarding the service and experience I had with booking an event and has nothing to do with the Elks organization. My father, who was a long-time member of the Elks, passed away on May 31st. I’m not from the area, so when I planned the memorial service and the Elks Banquet facilities were suggested to me for a gathering place after, that’s what I planned. I called Dan, the Banquet Manager, at the beginning of June and told him I’d like to a lunch, nothing too fancy, have a cash bar, etc. He quoted me $15 per person for sandwiches, salads, chips and cookies for dessert. Told me he’d held a few of these events lately. We spoke about specifics for the menu and I asked if he needed a deposit. He told me no, never spoke of additional charges, nor did he provide a contract in writing or give me a total. Since I was juggling many things at the time and the venue had been recommended, I didn’t question it. The service was held on June 27th and we arrived at the Elks for the lunch. Everything was set up as a buffet and ready to go on time. At the conclusion, I went to settle up with Dan and he put a sheet in front me that detailed the charges - $15 per person and we planned on 50 – so that was $750. But the bill was $1151.90! That was over 50% more than he had conveyed to me. I was in shock and got out my debit card to pay – then was told there a 3.5% surcharge on credit cards, regardless if it was debit or credit. Since this had not been communicated ahead of time, I didn’t have my checkbook with me. So I ended up paying $1261.33 for chips, pretzels, 3 types of cold sandwiches (chicken salad, turkey and roast beef), 3 salads (tossed, potato and canned fruit), iced tea and water, paper plates and plastic utensils. Translated per person – that’s $25! Then I realized later, no dessert had been provided either. The next day I called Dan and asked him to go over the charges with me. There was a $125 charge for the room I had never been told about. $50 for a bartender (aka Dan). An 18% gratuity ($135) – this makes no sense since it was buffet and there was not a server or busser in the building for the entirety of our event. My guests bussed their own tables, throwing away their used paper plates, plasticware and cups. So who was that gratuity for? We saw Dan and one member of the kitchen staff. I asked Dan about the cookies/dessert and his response was that it wasn’t on his list. I said that we had discussed it and he suggested cookies. He repeated that it wasn’t on his list. I asked why he hadn’t told me ahead of time about the 3.5% surcharge – before I handed him my card. He said, that’s just what they do there. My recommendation is to find another venue that realizes that accepting credit cards is part of running a business, provides a written contract with all expenses outlined and doesn’t patronize you with non-answers and fake sincerity when you question them. We could have easily gone to Marzoni’s or another restaurant in the area and had complete meals on actual dinnerware with drinks and dessert for $25 per person."
— Melanie W
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6 years ago
"I love Dan the Man! He is a great manager and cook. I love his presentation of his salads. His soups are out of this world...keep up the great work Dan! He also has a great sense of humor!!!"
— jan Kelleher
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4 years ago
"Always good food and service and you can't beat the prices. Our club members are friendly and I really enjoy getting dinner there"
— Arleen Liddick
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7 years ago
"Excellent food! The burgers and all the weekly specials are great. Very friendly staff."
— Matthew Lightner
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4 years ago
"Very good food great place friendly people"
— Rose Himes

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I become a member of TYRONE ELKS LODGE NO. 212?

Membership is open to community-minded individuals. Please visit our website or contact us directly for more information.

Can I host my event at TYRONE ELKS LODGE?

Absolutely! We cater to a variety of events. For booking and inquiries, reach out to us at (814) 684-1470.

What kind of community service projects does the Lodge participate in?

We're involved in various projects, from youth programs to veterans' support. Details are available on our website.

Do I need to be a member to enjoy a meal at the Lodge?

While membership offers additional benefits, our dining services are open to the public. Come and enjoy!

What are the Lodge's operating hours?

Our hours vary by day and event. Please check our website or call us for the most current information.

Hours of Operation

Closed · Opens 1:00 PM
Monday 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Saturday 1:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Sunday Today 1:00 PM – 12:00 AM

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Get Directions 5496 E Pleasant Valley Blvd, Tyrone, PA 16686, USA
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