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“But it is great quality food brought to your table fast.”


Floyd credits his hard-working staff for ex- cellent and friendly service. “I believe in all of them,” Floyd says. “I tell them to run this place like they own it, and if they are inspired to make a new item, it could make it on the menu.”


One of those staff creations is “The Hungry


Horny Toad Connection.” The sandwich be- gins with a generous helping of tender pulled pork topped with two kinds of cheese, onion straws and bacon. The finishing touch is a hearty drizzle of the house-made Chipotle Aioli.


In addition to the staff originals, the station offers barbecue classics with their East Texas style spin. Three perfectly smoked dry rub pork ribs with two side items, like bacon mac- aroni and cheese and hand cut fries, will fill the hungriest of travelers for just $11.99. One of the few charbroiled grills operating in a 50-mile radius yields juicy 1/3 lb., hand-patted lean ground beef burgers, like the Mushroom Swiss, Toads Gone Wild and the Plain Jane for those who like to keep things simple. The station even puts its touch on healthy


salads, topping crispy greens with smoked chicken. There are days when it’s so popular they run out of it. No matter the menu item, patrons can always be guaranteed everything has been hand-cut that morning. “If it’s not prepared fresh, it’s not worth do- ing,” Townsend says.


“I’ve been in every burger joint from Tulsa


to Woodward, and this is the best burger I’ve found,” Steve Austin, Central Electric Cooperative member says. “We came here mainly for the name, because I thought, with a name like that, they’ve got to be good.” For a taste of history, plan a trip to The


Hungry Horny Toad Station and be assured you’ll head home with a full tank.


Travel Tip: Bring the kids! Owner Floyd Townsend often brings one of the horny toads out to visit young travelers. He provides a science lesson for the family, and youngsters even get the chance to gently rub the toad’s belly.





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