Elks Lodge is a association or organization in Fairview Heights, IL. Phone: (618) 398-5363. Average rating is 4.6 stars from 42 reviews. Website: https://www.elks.org/lodges/lodgefacilities.cfm?lodgenumber=664.
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4.6 42 reviews

Brotherhood, Community, and Cold Beer in Fairview Heights

Elks Lodge 664 brings neighbors together for fish fries, banquets, and genuine camaraderie on Old Lincoln Trail.

Charity

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Brotherly Love

Fellowship above all

Fidelity

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Ask anyone who has eaten at Lodge 664's fish fry and they will tell you the same thing: the portions are generous, the price is right, and the volunteers behind the counter treat you like family. That combination, simple as it sounds, is what keeps this lodge rated 4.6 stars across dozens of honest reviews from real members and guests.

The facility on Old Lincoln Trail is built for gatherings of all sizes. The banquet hall comfortably hosts groups of 150, while the bar area seats around 35 for a quieter evening of sports, slot machines, and conversation. Both spaces are kept clean and well-maintained, something reviewers mention consistently and something the membership takes genuine pride in.

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks has been one of America's oldest fraternal organizations since 1868, and Lodge 664 carries that tradition forward right here in Fairview Heights, Illinois. Membership means more than a membership card. It means showing up for your community, supporting veterans and youth programs, and sharing a meal with people who actually know your name.

What We Offer

The banquet room is the workhorse of Lodge 664. It seats up to 150 guests and has hosted everything from family reunions to retirement parties, with catering handled directly by lodge volunteers who know how to feed a crowd well. If you are planning a gathering for roughly 100 people or fewer, the space is equally comfortable and far more affordable than most commercial event venues in the metro east area.

Beyond private events, the lodge runs regular community events including its popular fish fry nights, where fresh-fried fish and quality sides come out of the kitchen at prices that have not caught up with inflation. The bar and lounge keeps things relaxed with sports on TV, gaming machines, and a rotating cast of familiar faces.

Membership in the Elks also unlocks access to the national organization's network of lodges, scholarship programs, veterans outreach, and youth initiatives. Lodge 664 is an active participant in those efforts, making it a place where your dues actually do something beyond keeping the lights on.

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“Memorial service for my brother. Food prepared by Elks women was lovely.”

— Annie Kelley

What Our Guests Say

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6 years ago
"The banquet room serves as a great place to hold a gathering for approx. 100 people. The bar area is quaint and seats approx 35 comfortably. There are machines to play and a TV for viewing sports, etc. It is outdated as far as the facility goes but still certainly will meet the needs of your gathering for birthdays, celebrations or even a post-funeral luncheon. The staff are very accommodating and nice."
— B Hermann (BH)
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4 years ago
"This Elks Lodge is clean and a super nice group of people. Was there for a family gathering and the delicious food was catered by the elks. The hall was large holding our group of about 150 easily. Ample parking area and great prices. The manager Terese was very organized and made the process easy. I recommend this Elks and would use them again."
— Kelly B
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6 years ago
"Went for the fish fry. Fish and sides were great and reasonably priced. Not sure if technically open to the public, but no one was turned away. Somewhat limited house as run by volunteers (4 or 5 to 8pm)."
— Mary Trobaugh
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2 years ago
"The woman working behind the bar was very nice and pleasant, her name was Nicole ,I would go back again just because of the hospitality"
— Clark Weckmann
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2 years ago
"Memorial service for my brother. Food prepared by Elks women was lovely."
— Annie Kelley

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have to be a member to visit Lodge 664?

Some events, like the fish fry, are open to the public and guests are typically welcomed in. However, full access to the bar and regular lodge activities is generally reserved for members and their guests. Contact the lodge directly to confirm event-specific policies.

How large is the banquet hall and what events can it host?

The main hall accommodates groups of up to 150 people. It has been used for family reunions, retirement parties, memorial gatherings, and community events. Catering can be arranged through the lodge itself.

When does the fish fry happen and is it open to the public?

The fish fry is a recurring community favorite at Lodge 664. Based on visitor accounts, guests from outside the membership have been welcomed. Call or check the lodge's event schedule to confirm upcoming dates and any entry requirements.

How do I become a member of Elks Lodge 664?

To join, you must be a U.S. citizen, believe in God, and be sponsored by a current Elks member. You can also visit the national Elks website at elks.org or contact Lodge 664 directly to start the application process.

Where exactly is Lodge 664 located?

The lodge is located at 9480 Old Lincoln Trail in Fairview Heights, Illinois 62208, easily accessible from the metro east St. Louis area.

Does the lodge support charitable causes?

Yes. The Elks are one of the largest charitable fraternal organizations in the United States, contributing millions annually to veterans programs, youth scholarships, and community development. Lodge 664 participates actively in these national and local initiatives.

What is the bar area like for a casual visit?

The bar is described by visitors as quaint and comfortable, seating around 35 people. There are gaming machines, a TV for watching sports, and a friendly crowd. It is a low-key spot suited for a relaxed evening with fellow members.

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Every Elks lodge belongs to one of America's oldest and largest fraternal orders. Through the Elks National Foundation, the Order has given more than $481 million to college scholarships, veterans, and neighbors in need.

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Long before it was a national observance, the Order set aside June 14th to honor the flag. Patriotism has always been one of our cardinal principles, and every lodge meeting still closes the same way it has for over a century.

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