Pocomoke City Elks Lodge #1624 is a association or organization in Pocomoke City, MD. Phone: (410) 957-3556. Average rating is 4.8 stars from 41 reviews. Website: https://www.elks.org/lodges/ContactUs.cfm?LodgeNumber=1624.
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A view of a wooden structure near a calm body of water. — Pocomoke City Elks Lodge #1624
4.8 41 reviews

Brotherhood, Charity, and a Great Meal

Pocomoke City's Elks Lodge #1624 brings community together through service, fellowship, and affordable dining on Worcester Highway.

Charity

Giving without expectation

Justice

Fairness for every person

Brotherly Love

Fellowship above all

Fidelity

Faithful to our word

About Us

A woman stands outside with an American flag at sunset. — Pocomoke City Elks Lodge #1624
A woman stands outside with an American flag at sunset.

At Lodge #1624, the mission is simple: show up for your neighbors. Since earning its charter, this Pocomoke City institution has channeled proceeds from every meal and every beverage into local scholarships, youth programs, and community relief efforts. That's not a slogan. It's the reason regulars keep coming back.

The dining room runs on a formula that works: reasonably priced food, attentive staff who actually remember your name, and an atmosphere that feels more like a neighbor's kitchen than a banquet hall. The 4.8-star rating across 41 reviews reflects that consistency. Guests have celebrated 40-year class reunions here, attended charity galas, and simply stopped in on a Tuesday for a hot plate and good conversation.

Pocomoke City sits at the quiet southern edge of Maryland's Eastern Shore, and Lodge #1624 reflects that character. There's no pretense here, just a room full of people who believe that community is something you build with your own hands, one fundraiser, one meal, and one act of generosity at a time.

What We Offer

The lodge hosts a rotating calendar of charity events, private parties, and member dinners that draw both longtime Elks and first-time visitors. The kitchen turns out solid, satisfying meals at prices that won't empty your wallet, and the bar keeps things social without the attitude of a city nightclub.

Private event rentals make this a go-to venue for class reunions, milestone celebrations, and organizational meetings throughout Worcester County. The staff handles setup and service so hosts can actually enjoy the party. For members, weekly programming, community fundraisers, and BPOE national initiatives round out a calendar that gives you a reason to show up every month.

Non-members are welcomed at many events, so if you've never set foot inside, a charity dinner or community night is the perfect introduction.

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“We attended a charity event. It was very nice and well organized. Good people good time. I'm not a member but the event was awesome!”

— william merritt

What Our Guests Say

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"Excellent reasonably priced meals and beverages. Very friendly and attentive staff. The Elks organization continually and tirelessly addresses public needs, through donations and restaurant sales. I'm proud to be a member and restaurant customer."
— Curtis Cropper
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"We attended a charity event. It was very nice and well organized. Good people good time. I'm not a member but the event was awesome!"
— william merritt
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3 years ago
"Had my 40 year class reunion there. It was really great. Enjoyed the food as well."
— Tracy Grover
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"We had the crab cake it was awesome. Drinks were awesome."
— Theresa Rizzo
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"Jordan's crabcake recipe was perfect! Will definitely be back!"
— Sondra Daisey

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be an Elks member to visit the lodge?

Not always. Many charity events, community dinners, and special functions are open to non-members. Check the lodge's event calendar or contact them directly to find out which upcoming events welcome guests.

How do I become a member of Pocomoke City Elks Lodge #1624?

Membership is open to U.S. citizens 21 and older who believe in God. You can reach out through the national Elks website at elks.org or contact the lodge directly to connect with a member who can sponsor your application.

Can I rent the lodge for a private event like a reunion or party?

Yes. The lodge has hosted 40-year class reunions, charity galas, and private celebrations. Contact Lodge #1624 through the Elks national contact page to discuss availability, capacity, and pricing for your event.

What kind of food does the lodge serve?

The kitchen serves hearty, home-style meals at affordable prices. The menu changes, but the consistent theme in reviews is good food at a fair price. Dining is available during scheduled lodge events and member nights.

Where is Pocomoke City Elks Lodge #1624 located?

The lodge is at 1944 Worcester Highway in Pocomoke City, MD 21851, on the southern end of Maryland's Eastern Shore near the Virginia border.

Does the lodge support local charities and community programs?

Community giving is the core purpose of the Elks. Lodge #1624 uses proceeds from dining, events, and membership to fund local scholarships, youth initiatives, and community assistance programs throughout the Pocomoke City area.

How do I find out about upcoming events at the lodge?

The best way is to visit the lodge's contact page on elks.org or stop by in person. Events range from charity dinners open to the public to member-only programming and private rentals.

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