Eating Around Lake Superior

Lake Superior is a 2,300 km (1,450 mi) ride around, but just as you get started in Algoma Country several infamous foodie stops that will give you the reserves for this epic ride. Each of these stops has been thoroughly tested and biker-approved.

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1. The Voyageurs' Lodge, Batchawana Bay

It took a group of hardy boatmen to paddle a 26-foot canoe full of furs and supplies across this rugged landscape, and they ate well to fuel their bodies. The Voyageurs' Lodge was founded on the same principles and serves up delicious food perfectly. Their selection of grab'n'go sandwiches is delicious, and the menu offers take-out and specials that change daily. Top it all off with a butter tart -- amazing!

2. Wacky Wings, Sault Ste. Marie

This place is a must-stop in the Soo if you're looking for over 100 flavours of wings with names like 'Megan Fox Hot', 'Volcanic', or flavours like Caribbean Jerk and French Toast. Now with several locations across Ontario, go to the place that started it all -- the Original Wacky Wings in Sault Ste. Marie.

3. Young's General Store, Wawa

Sure, it's technically not a restaurant, but this iconic old-fashioned general store can satisfy your hunger. Right inside the front door is a barrel full of pickles gently marinating in salt brine -- nothing says 'road trip' more than eating a pickle at Young's General Store. They have a great selection of ice cream, fudge and beef jerky.

4. Agawa Fish and Chips, Pancake Bay

Enjoy fresh, locally caught hand-battered whitefish and lake trout from Lake Superior's waters, with fresh, hand-cut French fries. Be sure to purchase some smoked fish for a snack on the ride later. Find non-fish options, including burgers.

5. The Blockhouse Pub, Sault Ste. Marie

Located in the Canal District, which was once an industrial hub for paper production, the site has been transformed. The Blockhouse Pub is one of 6 eateries here; this one makes our list, because one, it serves All Day Breakfast, and two, pickle fries. You'll be able to recognize the district from the road because of its distinctive mix of historic red stone buildings and new builds. It's a cool site to visit and enjoy great food!

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