Places to Eat

Penny's Place at Pelly Crossing on the Klondike Highway for the best burgers in the Yukon. Recommended By: Joe May (The Iceman)
Braeburn Lodge, also on the Klondike Loop, for cinnamon buns beyond belief (in both size and flavor, produced by Steve, a cantankerous old biker, and a world class baker. Recommended By: Joe May (The Iceman)
Steak & cheese sandwiches at the "Cafe" in "Beauitiful Downtown Talkeetna Alaska". Recommended By: Joe May (The Iceman)
On the AK Hwy, I used to get some of the best homemade bread at Dougle G Services near Muncho Lake. Recommended By: FLHRCI1

Lunch- Show Low, AZ... "Branding Iron". Bar & grill type of place. Had a patty melt on rye and an ice-cold Bud. Bar-maid was friendly and attractive. Very reasonable prices, too. Recommended By: Art Wallace, Jr. (ART1100)

The Mad Dog Ranch Fountain Cafe in the hamlet of Crawford, CO. Either head north on CO. 92 from CO. Hwy. 50W. or south on CO. 92 from CO. 133W., this cafe is owned by Joe Cocker the Rock Singer and his motorcycle riding wife Pam. It's great food and fun and the old tyme soda fountain is "1st. rate"!! They do several holiday things and "LOVE" visit's from motorcyclist's. From Montrose, take Hwy. 50 East to just outside of Gunnision, CO. find the intersection for Hwy. 92N., that's a great ride up to Crawford and the Mad Dog Ranch Cafe, then you can head 12miles north on 92 and pick up Hwy 133, head west to Delta (from there south to Montrose) or east over McClure Pass to pick up Hwy. 82 thru Aspen, CO. and over Independence Pass, a really great ride. Recommended By: Motorcyclerider (BJOJR)
True Grit Cafe, down in Ridgeway? Excellent steaks! Recommended By: Art Wallace, Jr. (ART1100)
Ute Inn over in Woodland Park. The open-face turkey sandwhich was big enough to feed a lumberjack! And it comes with a side of stuffing and a half ear of corn. All for $5.50! Recommended By: Art Wallace, Jr. (ART1100)
Dinner- Ridgeway, CO... "True Grit Cafe'". Any fan of the Duke will dig this place, and the ribeye steak was fantastic! A must do, if traveling in southwestern Colorado. Recommended By: Art Wallace, Jr. (ART1100)

Wagner's Village Inn, Oldenburg. You have to order the family style pan fried chicken. For every two people, you get a whole cooked to order pan fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, dinner rolls, and cole slaw. Since the food is made to order, it takes awhile but is worth the wait. Did you know that a whole chicken has ten pieces? Two legs, two wings, two thighs, two breasts, one each of two other things.

Gene's Restaurant, North Green Street, Henderson, KY. Since breakfast is my favorite meal and seein' as how I am a connoisseur of biscuits and gravy I would like to nominate Gene's as a "Place to Eat". Biker friendly and easy parking. Tell Joyce that Jerry and Blue Moon said "Good Morning".

Breakfast- Socorro, New Mexico... Place called the "El Camino". Really tasty Huevos Rancheros and pork chops. Coffee was hot & fresh; serve was fast & friendly! Recommended By: Art Wallace, Jr. (ART1100)

The Hawks Nest Restaurant on Rt. 97 a few miles north of Port Jervis, NY combines a biker friendly atmosphere, great riding roads, spectacular views and good food. And there always looking for bike license plates to hang in the dining room. Recommended By: gcjc

The Border Gasthaus Restaurant - A MTF Lunch was hosted at this fine establishment July 3, 2004./ Host Werner made everyone quite comfy and treated all to a free lunch. Rainy River is at the extreme west end of hwy#11/yonge street which is the longest street in the world (1169 miles). The Lake of the Woods area around Rainy River will provide lots of interesting riding for those who might like to stay and explore.

The MTF has it's own beam in his "guest book" and any further MTF folk who visit need to sign in. Recommended By: Neil Dolson (dylien)

Last Edited 11/23/2003