Elks Lodge

"Nice place with great decor, very clean bathrooms, great prices and great people."

"Attended part of a weekend-long Veterans' event with participants ranging from the Tennessee Honor Guard, local chapters of the Fraternal Order of Eagles (Atomic City Aerie #2514), AMVETS, Moose Lodge as well as the Elks' lodge. The Elks had dinner served by the Oak Ridge High School's Navy JROTC cadets (a wonderful group of young women and men). The Oak Ridge fire department were also participants. I am not a member of the Elks'; this is usually the only experience I have here and I have never been disappointed by the members or staff."

"A group of women get together once a month and play a dice game called BUNCO! IT IS SO MUCH FUN!"

"The dining room is 100% smoke free but you can smoke at the lounge bar. Private fraternal clubs have their rules and yes the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the USA require members to believe in God. It is not a religious organization but the rule helps make the Elks the great organization they are."

"We visited for the Jeep Jamboree and the lodge couldn't have been more accommodating to an Elk visitor. Our bartender Jennifer was pleasant, friendly, and treated us excellently. The members were helpful and even though we were Gator fans in "enemy" territory we were treated as family. Thank you Oak Ridge we'll be back!"