Boot Hill Saloon

Love the Boothill, what a Place Noisy Loud and Can't hear a Thing Anyone says too Me and Great Bands, Jender, Frankie D and Big Engine and believe it or Not its Clean and I wouldn't be Licking the Big Peppermint Paddy in the Mens Room

Its a Bikers Bar and a Great One as that and One of the Few Bars That make you feel right at Home and go there enough and they will know YOUR Name and Bike and I park my Bikes right there and its a Great Bar and Famous at That and the only fault is Nothing at All 5 Stars and I would Buy the Place if they Sell it, Got too Love the Boot One of the Best People Watching Places in Daytona

Plus You get too See Taco John and a great great Fire Pit and Pack up a Package of Hot Dogs and Buns and pull up a chair and Make some Smores and Watch the Show!!!!

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Nothing has changed in a year. Still the best bar in town, if you ask me. But who am I to determine that? A long time loyal guest of the Boothill Saloon. The AC/DC cover band "Highwaytohell" rocked the house from Thursd. To Sat., this is always a great performance. If you don't like AC/DC - Fuck off - but the band singer will give you a clear message on this. If you don't come on your bike, parking is a little difficult, but once you found a spot and got here, it is worth all the trouble.

Boothill - I'll be back next year for Bike Week again.

Boot Hill is the Mecca of biker bars to which every red blooded biker, at least any red blooded Harley Biker must go at least once in their lifetime.

The name Boot Hill comes from the fact that it is located directly across from the cemetery on Main Street, though there is little other relationship than that.

The Boot Hill is actually a well run, well organized business establishment and as I alluded to, an biker institution. As such it is also a rather safe place, unlike the Shark Lounge or other biker hangs which often attract the unsavory of the biker world. The general theme, as is now with most of Daytona on Biker Week, "No colors and no attitude." Though I have no way of actually knowing, it is rumored that everyone is so proud to have been at the Boot Hill, it sells over 10,000 t-shirts a year to those who want a memento or souvenir of having actually been at the Boot Hill.

The ceiling of the Boot Hill is plastered with bras, but oddly enough remarkably small cup sizes considering the looks of Harley women I've seen frequenting the place. There is also a female panty or two, some of them rather raunchy looking which makes one wonder whether or not they may have actually come off of some of the male rather than the female riders Harley; no way of knowing for sure. Opppss! I shouldn't of said that. Sorry about that boys, I didn't mean it.

There is actually so much to read and look at on the walls and ceilings I hardly ever have time to associate with those in the crowd, though I have been stopping into the Boot Hill for over three decades now during motorcycle weekend.

It is true that the Boot Hill is predominately the venue of Harley riders and during motorcycle weekend, if you don't drive a Harley, you might want to just take a piece of paper, write on it "This weekend I'm a Harley," and tape it over that other brand name on your gas tank.

So, if you're a real biker or a just a biker at heart, it is a must stop; must see. Hence, because of its status as an institution and hallmark of fame, I can't rate it less than four stars even.