The official "Road Food" Thread - Post your pics

That's fucking disgusting.

Enjoying some lamb (of God? ) at Polydroso, Greece!

Some food I had on a vacation to Turkey.

Long skinny pizza, a popular lunch in Turkey. (I forget the Turkish name.)



Turkish Meatballs, although they rarely come in the shape of a ball

Think they call them Pide?

Sicilian lunch break

^^^ damn, that looks pretty tasty!

No kidding, eh.

Ok

I'll have the pide and the Ćevapi as a starter please... and the seafood spaghetti as a main ...
thank you.

BUT KEEP THE "CORN-FRY-DOGS" miles away from me please! what an abomination

OK guys, now we're talking roadfood

One of my favorite places to eat on the road. I've eaten there every year but one since we found the place a few years back.

Untitled by dynasportfxdx, on Flickr

Untitled by dynasportfxdx, on Flickr

Untitled by dynasportfxdx, on Flickr

Filter coffee and fruits at Lake Beletsi, Attiki, Greece.

Time for breakfast

And why not!

Floyd Virginia just west off the Blue Ridge Parkway.

I try to get down and ride in this part of the world at least once a year. My taste buds have determined that no trip is complete without at least one offering of Biscuits, Gravy,Eggs and Grits. I remember at least three occasions on this last scoot but these seem to be the only pics. Must have been impatient or something?

Breakfast ....

Meet the "Mighty Burger"





Apparently made from at least five cows and cooked to a medium-rare perfection.

Can be found about 20 minutes out of a small town called "Bala" in Wales, UK.


The "mighty burger" for which said five cows gladly gave their lives was one of the best lunch breaks on that trip.

''Loukoumades'' with chocolate accompanied with coffee at Central Evia, Greece!

Omnomnomnomnom..

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How do you call these pear-shaped tea glasses? When I was stationed near the Turkish/Iranian border in the army, the locals used to refer to them as " armudu " ( derived from armyd that meant a pear if I remember correctly ), but they spoke Azerbaijani rather than Farsi.

Do post more on your rides, pls pls pls! Riding Iran's becoming one of my obsessions. If I only knew where to rent a bike there I would m. probably have done it already.