Biker Friendly Restaurants, Dives, and Bars You Don’t Want to Miss in Indiana

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Some of the Best Indiana Biker Restaurants, Dives, and Stops 

Indiana has plenty of scenic loops and unique motorcycle routes to explore, and you’ll want to stop and refuel with food along the way. On your next ride, explore some of the state’s popular biker restaurant hotspots or unique small-town dives. 

No matter how safe you are on the road, though, it never hurts to be prepared. Unforeseen circumstances can lead to an accident, and it can help to know in advance what you can do. Keller & Keller is experienced in handling motorcycle accident cases. If you’re in an accident, contact an experienced Indiana motorcycle accident lawyer at Keller & Keller to explore your options and learn what compensation may be possible. 

Places to Check Out on Your Next Motorcycle Ride

As you ride your bike around Indiana, you may want to visit:

  1. Thirty-Six Saloon and The Hog Pit 

Thirty-Six Saloon and The Hog Pit is a unique barbecue restaurant in Rockville, Indiana, that has a cool, western vibe that resonates with motorcyclists – plus lots of other folks throughout the state. There’s plenty of outdoor seating and one-of-a-kind wood carvings throughout the joint. Along with their signature smoked meats, you can find plenty of classics, like burgers, BLTs, seafood baskets, pasta, salads, desserts, and more at this Indiana favorite. 

  1. Bootlegger’s Saloon and Galley 

Bootlegger’s Saloon and Galley in Fort Wayne, Indiana, might fit the bill if you're looking for a no-frills dive with a great atmosphere and delicious food. The establishment boasts annual events like the Blessing of the Bikes along with regular bike nights, Taco Tuesday, and Pizza Wednesday specials. Locals love the Philly cheesesteaks, wings, and more. 

  1. Coal Yard Coffee

If you’re in the mood for a handcrafted cup of joe, some sweet pastries or ice cream, and live music from time to time in an atmosphere with a cool industrial vibe, head to Coal Yard Coffee in Indianapolis. This isn’t just your average coffee shop. It’s also where the Indy Mad Max run, a post-apocalyptic-themed motorcycle run, has started for over a decade.  

  1. Checkered Flag Tavern 

If you’re searching for more than a cup of coffee in Indianapolis, stop by the Checkered Flag Tavern, a laid-back, old-school-style establishment featuring a racing theme. Touted as a 5-star dive, the restaurant features award-winning wings and other popular American classic food. You’ll find live music, pool tables, and a great over-21 crowd at this biker-friendly restaurant. 

  1. The Kickstand Bar and Grill

Put up your kickstand and stop at The Kickstand Bar and Grill in Danville, Indiana, for live music, karaoke, and a mouth-watering menu featuring fresh sandwiches, wraps, burgers, wings, tacos, and more. This motorcycle-themed restaurant also features a burger of the month and many charity events. 

  1. Dare Devil Hall

Along with a great indoor atmosphere and a dog-friendly patio, Dare Devil Hall is the companion restaurant to Dare Devil Brewing Company. Discover some of Indiana’s best pizza, wings, and smashburgers. Dare Devil Brewing Company and Dare Devil Hall are biker-friendly, and they also host the Indy Speedway Bike Nights every third Wednesday of the month from May through September.    

  1. Leroy’s “Hot Stuff” 

This Indiana Dunes gem is a Mexican restaurant that offers pool, darts, live music, and karaoke. Leroy’s “Hot Stuff” has a unique roadhouse vibe due to its laid-back atmosphere and 30-plus-year history. They also provide food and a beer garden for local Harley Davidson bike nights that support local veterans. 

  1. The Brass Ring Co. 

A Habstaudt, Indiana staple since 1972, The Brass Ring Co. serves delicious homestyle meals, including pizza, wings, fresh apps, and changing specials. This biker-friendly stop also offers live music, pool, and more. 

  1. Hogs Tavern 

Hogs Tavern is a hidden gem in Lanesville, Indiana. This small-town local tavern hosts bike nights every Thursday, plus live music and specials. They also participate in charity motorcycle events. Though the dive is small, there’s a large deck out back.   

Know What to Do If You Are Hurt in an Indiana Motorcycle Accident

Exploring Indiana’s scenic motorcycle routes and enjoying different restaurants and dives is exhilarating, but accidents can happen. Ensuring your health and safety after a motorcycle crash is paramount. Get emergency medical assistance if needed, and then protect yourself by:

  • Contacting law enforcement and filing a police report
  • Exchanging insurance information with the vehicle(s) involved
  • Contacting your own insurance company 
  • Documenting what happened 
  • Getting information from any eyewitnesses to the accident 
  • Contacting an Indiana motorcycle accident lawyer

Motorcyclists have the same rights as any other vehicle on the road, and negligent, reckless, or distracted drivers contribute to many Indiana accidents that cause injuries or fatalities

 

An experienced Indiana motorcycle accident lawyer can help you stand up against any unfair bias against motorcyclists and fight for your fair recovery. We’ll work to gather evidence, determine liability, negotiate with insurance companies, and file a lawsuit if needed. 

James R. Keller
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