Kelley Club

Great place. I enjoy myself every time I go there!

I was stationed here from 1976-1982 and man has it changed I was assigned to to 52nd signal battalion as a Switchboard operator it was a trying time for me there but I endured and rotated out to hell Ft Hood TX to finish out my military Career in 1984 I just couldn't do it anymore but good memories

Really good food and great atmosphere.

Wish it was open more

Wonderful place. Scenic.

Luna Restaurant CATERING

Small beer selection and lots of space. Beers were good AND they had Tusker!!! (Delicious!)
Would go again.

Good place to get together for events. Drinks are good. Not too expensive. Only negative was that they only take US dollars. No euros and no cards. As long as you know that in advance, you're good!

Update: The Kelley Club has been remodeled and looks great! They also may take cards now... Woot woot!

Great food, family friendly environment, very nice staff. Can be crowded during peak hours or events. Would recommend.

A little History
During the Cold War Era this was a US Army Officer's Club. It also allowed Senior NCOs during my time there (1982-86).

As a photographer for VII Corps I spent more than a little time there during official events like the annual New Year's Party which hosted most of the Commanders of the various NATO forces in Central Europe. It was so big in the 1980's under (then LTG) John Galvin that they actually had two parties- the earlier one for the lower ranking Officers and Civilians and the later one for the big shots.
They even hired a German Chimney Sweep to hand out a new penny to each guest. These had to be flown in from the US, as overseas at that time the PX and Commissary rounded up transactions instead of bringing pennies over.