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    Broken Spoke Saloon

    4.6 (16 reviews)
    Open Open 24 hours

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    Casual
    Live music
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Brooke N.

    Wow! This place is fantastic. Especially at night. The lights around the trees, a motorcycle hanging from a tree, bonfire and great music. It was super fast to get a drink at one of the man bars. However I did not try any food. But hairball the band was there and WOW they rocked!!!

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    Patrick D.

    5 stars because I ride motorcycles! I came during Daytona Bike week. No car parking, only motorcycles. This place was huge. There were multiple bars and I never had to wait for $4 beers or food. The band was rocking it. The restrooms stayed very clean with attendants on site cleaning up. I didn't have a single complaint. I only wished I could have stayed longer for the next band. No colors or MC jackets are allowed to be worn and felt very safe.

    Miss Intent 2022
    Scott W.

    The Broken Spoke is one of my favorite stops during Bike Week each year. If you love cold beer, live music, a fun crowd, and motorcycles, then look no further. What I love: There is plenty of parking for motorcycles, even during large events, like the custom bike, custom paint, and rat rod contests. There is ample seating throughout (picnic table style). The vendor-provided Porto-johns are kept exceptionally clean. The entire plot is shaded with beautiful old oak trees. The Main Bar, multiple other bars, dance floor, event stage, and gift shops are covered protecting guests from the elements. The staff is friendly, the wait time to get a drink is minimal, and beer prices are average on what you will find in the area during Bike Week ($4-$6). What is not great: I don't mind this much but I have friends that will not come here because of the dirt lot. I don't know why they complain since they wash their bike at least once a week anyway, but this could be a deal-breaker for someone who has a $2K paint job with endless chrome. My biggest beef is with the food vendors; unfortunately, I did not get photos to back up my claim but just know that the chicken on a stick is about the same price you will pay at the International Speedway ($14+). Bands usually start around 12:30 pm and go until 11:30 pm. If you have an opportunity to make it out here this Bike Week (2022), I highly recommend checking out Bobby Friss, Hairball, ZZ3, Fracture, and Miss Intent. The Broken Spoke is close to multiple merchandise/food vendors, the Hog Pen, Bever Bar, and Iron Horse Saloon. So, if you're looking for a change of scenery there are plenty of alternate options nearby. If you have never been to Broken Spoke Saloon, definitely give them a chance. I can see how a place like this might be intimidating to some, but just know that people are here from all over the country and other parts of the world to enjoy the festivities. I hashed up some great conversations with a Canadian, several Brits, and multiple local and out-of-state motorcycle clubs with no issues; everyone is there for a good time.

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    Awesome place especially at night. Owner(s) really fixing the place up. Highly recommend.

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    9 months ago

    Great place to stop for bike week bartenders are really nice and friendly. Good food and lots of bands. Lots of parking. Love this place

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    We stopped during bike week and fell in love with this place. Made two trips here and both times it was great. Can't wait to go back

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    5 years ago

    Fake prices at the food tent, said it was an "old menu". Bitch put the right fkin prices up instead of ripping people off!!!

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    5 years ago

    Fun place to watch bands during bike week. Grab a slice of brick oven pizza while you're there.

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    Fun and amazing venue, great bands and awesome staff. One of the better bikeweek bars to visit

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    Iron Horse Saloon

    Iron Horse Saloon

    4.6
    (52 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    Queen Bee was looking to get a new hoodie to replace the one she bought here 10 or 11 years ago…read more Parking was pretty tight over on the north side of the saloon proper. We had to walk by it to get over to the retail store, which is in a huge yard behind it. Yard itself has all kinds of concessions in it, all of which were shut. Only exception, you ask? Why it's the IHS retail outlet, of course! Walk into the joint and its wall to wall T-shirts, jackets, hoodies and other apparel. Beyond that, there are branded accessories and souvenirs in all kinds of categories. One side note: the store is also an impromptu shrine to our newly elected POTUS. The lady at the register, who seemed to be alone in the store, was busy folding shirts but still friendly and helpful at the same time. She was able to answer the Queen Bee's queries and helped her find the way around. One small note is they even have commemorative IHS whisky bottles of both Gentleman Jack, Wolford Reserve as well as other kinds of hooch on one particular table near center of store. While the bottles were quite lovely and tasteful (damn: I didn't snap a photo), I didn't get one for two reasons... 1. I ain't paying $50+ for a $35 bottle of bourbon 2. I ain't livin' down stink eye from the Queen Bee That said, we had to pass through saloon itself to get back to car parking lot. We didn't bother stopping for a cold one and shoot pool, darts or Jack. There were plenty of biker dudes to keep 'em fairly busy for an early weekday afternoon as it was. They seem to have a basic menu of bar food in there also, but I had no desire to stay. Queen Bee got what she wanted, and I became a supportive spouse for the day! I'm sure that anyone reading this should know that once Bike Week, Race Week and all that stuff get closer, this place will get exponentially more crowded. I'm also sure that anyone reading this should realize that this place caters to bikers/riders, particularly Harley ones. Signs all over the place warn patrons to keep out their attitudes, animals and gang patches. At the same time, they are quite accepting of the mostly regular people who just happen to ride. So if you're one of those folks, this lil watering hole slash sub/cultural icon, then there ya go. Mix and mingle with all sorts of fellow hobbyists from doctors, to plumbers, executives and lawyers to teamsters, carpenters and sawyers.

    I visit Iron Horse several times annually, but the majority of my visits are during Biketoberfest…read moreand Bike Week each year. Honestly, there is not a lot going on this part of Ormond unless there is a big bike event; however, Iron Horse is open year-round. The steak tips with mushrooms and mashed potatoes are the bomb, especially with a little hot sauce and salt/pepper, but be prepared to get messy because it is served in a tiny Dixie paper boat that can barely hold the serving. The pork chop sandwich on white bread is a winner, the slab of baloney on the baloney sandwich is thick! and gyros are delicious even though they are not cut from a rotisserie. All of the food out here is pretty damn good and is always cooked fresh; especially during events, since there is always a line. The bands that play here are not always my first choice, but they do have a great lineup every now and then. Drinks are reasonable and if you get to know the bartenders, they might hook you up If you are here during Bike Week or Biketoberfest, definitely stop to say hi to Diana, you can't miss her, she is the gorgeous lady working the bar at the entrance. Also check out the actual Iron Horse bar that is open year-round; it is small, divey, and unique, but they serve a stiff drink. Iron Horse has a great selection of tee's, vests, jackets, and other riding gear available for purchase at their onsite store. During large bike events there are at least 20 vendors on site selling boots, eye protection, knives/pepper spray, installing LED lighting, and repairing upholstery. Iron Horse host several competitions, like their Bikini contest, the baddest bagger contest, the burn-out contest, and more, which enhances the overall Biker experience. During Motorcycle events, lot parking is only for motorcycles, parking is free, but if you cannot ride in loose dirt, don't go down there otherwise you could get stuck. Fortunately, I have no problem managing the terrain; however, I have seen other riders, blow out their cooling system, get stuck, or topple over sometimes two-up on full dressers, ouch! Staff also parks riders like sardines, so there is very little room to navigate out of kickstand position. FYI - there is a ton of other free and paid parking in the area if you prefer to park and ride on more stable ground. All-in-all, Iron Horse Saloon is awesome place to go during big bike events, but just a good place to visit during down season. Regardless, I highly recommend stopping in to check them out.

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    Frank's Place

    Frank's Place

    1.9
    (14 reviews)
    2.9 mi
    $$

    Great Shithole…read moreBar..................................................................................................Bartenders are super friendly and efficient...

    Unfortunately, during the pool tournaments here on Tuesday and Friday nights, this place hosts a…read morecabal of witches who run the tournaments. So I'm a local here in Ormond by the Sea. I belong to a group of about 600 journalists across the country who participate in a blog about their experiences. Here is the recent post I sent my journalist friends about my experience at Frank's, and then Hanky Panky's, and the responses I got from fellow journalists: DANA WILKIE writes: How to Get Kicked Out of a Pool Hall So, for years I've been shooting pool recreationally. Typically, that required having a pool table in my home, which I sometimes did, or frequenting pool halls and bars to seek challengers. Recently, I began playing in tournaments at our local hall and, boy, is that learning curve steep. APA rules are different from bar rules, and so I've learned new terms like "ball in hand" and "in the kitchen." I've acquired new accoutrements, like a break stick, a shooting glove, and a pool tip shaper. These are high competitors, these pool tournament folks, and they don't suffer amateurs patiently. Compared to them, I'm a rank amateur. I was schooled about A) not chalking up the table too much; and B) not hovering too close to the table to view my opponent's shots; and C) how to improve my piss-poor, anemic breaks. So it was that I frequented another local bar here in Ormond Beach, Florida, by the name of "Frank's." There, beyond the view of these tournament sharks, I practiced on my own - perfecting angles and bank shots, learning about "walking the dog" (pool slang for rolling a ball against the rail all the way down to a corner pocket) and trying not to chalk up the table. This went well for some time, until I ran afoul of Frank's bartendress, who apparently took an instant disliking to me. Surly and rude - to several patrons, I've heard - she chided me for leaving my debit card behind, for playing music on my iPhone that "nobody wants to hear" and for - you know - chalking up the table (even though Frank's provides abundant chalk for just this purpose). So apparently, according to patrons, I further irritate said bartendress - she is inaptly named "Charity" -- by talking too much with her boyfriend and shooting against him. So, things started to get ugly. Charity's boss, the two of them friends, marches up to me one evening after I walk in, and declares that I was spotted lifting someone's purse the night before. First, the purse in question belonged to a friend and fellow shooter who asked me to move it from one chair to a chair closer to her. Second, while I'm hardly made of money, I'm not yet at the point where I need to pilfer purses. I try to object, but then realize that this owner, her name is Annette, has it out for me. So, I return to Frank's and try not to chalk up, keep my iPhone on silent, retrieve my debit card dutifully, and avoid said bartendress's sometime boyfriend. Only to be confronted one more by "Annette," who claims that there have been "too many complaints" about me and then announces she's banning me from "Frank's." Now I fully recognize that an establishment's owner has the freedom to refuse service to anyone, for any reason. I'm also aware that what went down here was about jealousy, pettiness, and retribution. Regardless, there are other local halls - including the tournament hall where shooters are tough -- but friendly and helpful. In any event, I sort of consider this a badge of honor. I've been kicked out of a pool hall! Wait 'till my future grandchildren hear about it. Meanwhile, the rumors of my apparent transgressions drifted down a few blocks to the new pool hall I began frequenting -- entitled "Hanky Panky's." Before long, the owner there, a man by the name of Mike, had it out for me. So did the woman running the tournaments there, who quickly found reason to kick me out of said tournaments after I beat her a few times. Eventually, owner Mike --a thoroughly messed up and apparently coked or methed up guy -- kicked me out as well.

    Pirana Grille

    Pirana Grille

    3.7
    (55 reviews)
    3.0 mi
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    OMG ‼ went here for the first time to watch football !! TVs…read moreeverywhere & tons of fun people. Our bartender Brady was fabulous! I asked for his recommendations of food he recommended peel and eat shrimp, their dry rubbed everything wings & 2 meat Ultimate quesadillas. I ordered them all to go as I was having company and they were AMAZING & nothing was left‼ will definitely be back !!

    (Whatever the inside looks like I don't know since our entire experience was outside.)…read more Upon arrival this place looks quasi-like a nice hangout that you would have seen on Sons of Anarchy. A good number of bikes coming in and out and some fairly loud yukking it up by a few intoxicated patrons at the outside bar, but as John C. said, it's best not to judge a book by its cover. Service wise things struggled a bit as two of the inside servers were sort of kind of taking care of us and the bartender was also trying to but he was swamped. This led to some minor issues like half of the group getting their food at one time and the other half getting theirs a few minutes later or the round of drinks that came with the wrong drinks for the wrong people. Whatever. Hickory Burger - Blue Cheese Burger - Wings - Reuben The burgers and Reuben were all done as advertised and in particular the fries were well seasoned and done perfectly. The person who ordered the wings specifically asked for them to be made crispy and when they hit the table they were I guess you could say spongy. After a quick send back to the kitchen they came back with twice the garlic on them and tasting 100% of grill but they were certainly were um...crispy. Overall this is a decent spot in Ormond to grab some quick bar food favorites at reasonable prices. (Of course worth noting if you're a Steelers fan are the menu name drops to The Bus, Rocky Bleier, Big Ben and a few others. Neat.)

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    Outside parking and bar
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    Riptides Raw Bar & Grill

    Riptides Raw Bar & Grill

    3.9
    (1.4k reviews)
    5.6 mi
    $$

    Tom the bartender was great. Best Philly cheesesteak I've had in a long time.read more

    I live 1.5 hours away from this place and let me tell you, I went once while at the beach and then…read moreagain the very next day. I also drove out here just for a Sunday lunch. ITS THAT GOOD. The prices are reasonable for what you get. The service was amazing. Sat at the bar every single time. Carlos and the pecan tan Tom Selleck mustache bartender (sorry didn't catch your name) were amazing. Coming from someone who works in hospitality that's the first thing I notice. The service. SPOT ON. Do not skip the clam chowder. I repeat DO NOT skip the clam chowder. It was unbelievably good with bacon or pork in it? Gave it a smoky flavor. Unreal. So good. The Caesar dressing tastes homemade but can't be sure. The oyster combo and baked oysters were the best. Not overcooked like most places and tiny. Just done PERFECTLY. I'd like to take a second to talk about the stuffed grouper. I've never had anything so good. And I'm not even a grouper fan. Wow. One star is missing bc on the next night I decided to try the "famous" steak tips. Nope. As a cook I know what happened. They were marinating in a Worcestershire or type marinade which almost cures/dries the meat and once you cook it, it dries out fast. They were like leather but I didn't complain bc my fat husband ate them and they didn't go to waste. But you can't call something famous and have it be bad. No pictures of the super dry steak tips because honestly who wants to see that? Anyway, we'll be back. My fav restaurant on the east coast!

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