Magnolia Station

[montmil]

Getting my Kitchen Pass from the Chief of the House to attend the Oklahoma Airheads Tech Day was pretty simple. All it required was taking Pretty Wife to lunch at a re-purposed gas station in Pilot Point, Texas.

The Magnolia Station offers great food in an al fresco setting. We arrived just before the lunch crunch and I parked the Trophy right in front of the old pumps. The owner-chef mentioned that the bike probably drew some extra business for him. Unfortunately, no discount on my tab.



Order at a window, then walk over to a small building that was likely for oil and grease storage back in the day. Draw your ice and soda water inside. We've been to Magnolia Station before and the place can get rocking in the evenings. It's always been a motorcycle friendly kinda place.



Magnolia Petroleum later became Mobil Oil.

[MR.E]

do they still offer fuel?
good use of a spare building

[montmil]

No fuel sold from the pumps. The only gas you get is from the spicier menu items.

Re-purposing old buildings seems to be a growing trend. Pretty cool, IMO.

[Lucky_Lou]

looks like a nice place to visit, just wondering how far you guys are from these places.......
http://buckcreekbandoleros.weebly.com/
http://www.badlandsbar3.com/index.htm
and  a  good looking $30..  for a day out ? forward planning [smiley=beerchug.gif]
http://www.texas10horns.com/index.html

[Bengt_Phorqs]

looks like a nice place to visit, just wondering how far you guys are from these places.......
http://buckcreekbandoleros.weebly.com/  Nemo is about 30 miles SW of Fort Worth on the Brazos River.

http://www.badlandsbar3.com/index.htm  Clarksville is about 100 miles NE of Dallas on the Red River, just south of Oklahoma.

andagood looking $30..for a day out ? forward planning
http://www.texas10horns.com/index.html

Greenville, TX is about 50 miles East of Dallas.

Monte and I will be going through Clarksville on Thursday on the way to the Boxerworks Oklahoma rally.