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Eating Locally on the Road?
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johns3
2-up and havin' fun
Cafe Noche, Conway N.H.
On Rt 16 at the east end of the Kanc'
http://www.cafenoche.net/
Owner is a fellow MC (ADV) rider
Great food.
On Rt 16 at the east end of the Kanc'
http://www.cafenoche.net/
Owner is a fellow MC (ADV) rider
Great food.
gfspencer
New member
I'll try it the next time I'm in Lexington.
windypoint
New member
Best bisquits and gravy I ever ate ( that is a statement) were in Eukiah , Oregon. Next to the railroad tracks in that very small town. Sorry the name is now in the fog.
D
Delaware.Dave
Guest
I'm stating a website that covers the DelMarVa peninsula for places to go and good things to eat. Anyone is welcome to submit entries:
http://www.rollinghunger.org/
http://www.rollinghunger.org/
SeabeckS
New member
Perhaps you mean Ukiah, California? About 14 miles from Oregon on I-5?
Ken F
IBA #44567
Old Hiway, in total agreement with you! Another good "family style" is The Cedars at w.bypass & Chestnut.
Caspers as you say is good for about once each year! lol
Ken
gfspencer
New member
If you are ever in the North Carolina mountains around Jefferson or Sparta make a detour to Shatley Springs. They serve lunch and dinner "family style". You sit down at a table with a group of folks and the food starts coming out - Country Ham, Fried Chicken, corn on the cob, green beans, mashed potatoes . . . . . . ! Just make sure to leave room for dessert.
manicmechanic
ABC,AMA(LIFE),MOA,RA,IBMW
I hesitate to recommend the Shack in the Back, in Fairdale, KY, mainly because I want to keep it to myself and those who ride with me. They make you sit ourside under a canopy, with (at last count) 5 home-made sauces for your 'cue. Various items on the menu, including burgoo, and pretty good sweet tea. All served by high school cheerleaders. Terrible place. I guess I'll just have to keep going back there until they get it right.
Lawrence_D
New member
Bubba's BBQ Ennis, TX
Town Topic, Kansas City, MO
Oklahoma Joe's, Kansas City, KS
Milton's, Lawrence, KS
Town Topic, Kansas City, MO
Oklahoma Joe's, Kansas City, KS
Milton's, Lawrence, KS
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angysdad
Guest
Montr?®al,Qc...
Best ribs...Bar-B-Barn (downtown or west end locations)
Best chinese...Restaurant Hong Kong...Gen Tao and bbq pork to die for (St-Laurent boul, south)
Best smoked meat sandwich (worldwide)...Schwartz's deli (St-Laurent boul, north)
Best ribs...Bar-B-Barn (downtown or west end locations)
Best chinese...Restaurant Hong Kong...Gen Tao and bbq pork to die for (St-Laurent boul, south)
Best smoked meat sandwich (worldwide)...Schwartz's deli (St-Laurent boul, north)
decotriumph
New member
Tennessee travel chow
Lynchburg: The Caboose BBQ (on the square)
Manchester: Jiffy Burger on Hwy 41
Tullahoma: Jiffy Dip on West Lincoln St.; Emil's on East Lincoln St.
Murfreesboro (& Lebanon & Nashville): Demos' Steak & Spaghetti House
Murfreesboro (& Smyrna): Toot's
Lynchburg: The Caboose BBQ (on the square)
Manchester: Jiffy Burger on Hwy 41
Tullahoma: Jiffy Dip on West Lincoln St.; Emil's on East Lincoln St.
Murfreesboro (& Lebanon & Nashville): Demos' Steak & Spaghetti House
Murfreesboro (& Smyrna): Toot's
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Motor unit 7
Fire Don't Burn
Great Food Spots
This is great !!!
I have suggested that they put this in the Magazine, maybe do one State/Province a month it would be great, I could visit some of these places while on the road and know what they are like before I get there
I do fallow Roadfood.com but it is not really related to motorcycle touring type food spots.
I would like to see and articles on motorcycle food the best camping spots and maybe through in the best roads for each State/ Province.
There are lots of fabulous places that we miss, I did the Notches Trace last your did not even know about it till I stayed with other touring people and found a great restaurant in Lawrenceburg TN. I think it was the Taste of the Town.
Keep it up people Maybe we can get to know some of the great spots in North America to travel!
This is great !!!
I have suggested that they put this in the Magazine, maybe do one State/Province a month it would be great, I could visit some of these places while on the road and know what they are like before I get there
I do fallow Roadfood.com but it is not really related to motorcycle touring type food spots.
I would like to see and articles on motorcycle food the best camping spots and maybe through in the best roads for each State/ Province.
There are lots of fabulous places that we miss, I did the Notches Trace last your did not even know about it till I stayed with other touring people and found a great restaurant in Lawrenceburg TN. I think it was the Taste of the Town.
Keep it up people Maybe we can get to know some of the great spots in North America to travel!
Motor unit 7
Fire Don't Burn
Great food spots
OKay you people have it right though look for the Fire, Police or Ambulance for lots of food at a great price, in most cases the food is good although I have known some spot that well you had to know what to ask for or you would get
less that good food.
OKay you people have it right though look for the Fire, Police or Ambulance for lots of food at a great price, in most cases the food is good although I have known some spot that well you had to know what to ask for or you would get
less that good food.
AKsuited
New member
Bon Voyage Restaurant on Route 132 in Quebec
I had breakfast here on the way to the Gaspe.
Very nice food, very well presented, incredibly attractive waitresses, and much local charm. Perhaps the best breakfast along the road I've ever had.
I don't remember the town, but I'll always remember the restaurant and the pleasant experience I had.
Quebec is a great place to find a good meal.
Harry
I had breakfast here on the way to the Gaspe.
Very nice food, very well presented, incredibly attractive waitresses, and much local charm. Perhaps the best breakfast along the road I've ever had.
I don't remember the town, but I'll always remember the restaurant and the pleasant experience I had.
Quebec is a great place to find a good meal.
Harry
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squiffynimrod
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Baker City, OR
I happened across this bit of heaven returning from the Redmond rally:
http://barleybrowns.com/home
Not a great website but the beer was fantastic. Watched some of the food coming out from the kitchen- "WOW!" Had the Reuben- one of the best I've ever had.
Stayed here:
http://bridgestreetinn.net/
Reasonable, great breakfast in the lobby, within stumbling distance of Barley Browns.
Also make sure to check out http://geisergrand.com/. Nice!!
I happened across this bit of heaven returning from the Redmond rally:
http://barleybrowns.com/home
Not a great website but the beer was fantastic. Watched some of the food coming out from the kitchen- "WOW!" Had the Reuben- one of the best I've ever had.
Stayed here:
http://bridgestreetinn.net/
Reasonable, great breakfast in the lobby, within stumbling distance of Barley Browns.
Also make sure to check out http://geisergrand.com/. Nice!!
