Hochatown, Oklahoma – 2021

What began as a spare acre off Highway 259 is now one of Hochatown’s most talked-about dining experiences. Guests choose between indoor tables, a lantern-lit patio, or retro Airstream-style campers scattered under the pines—a layout that turns every meal into a photo-op and keeps social feeds buzzing. Diners linger for ginormous smoked wings, craft sodas, and “Nahmen” chef’s plates before gathering around the nightly bonfire.

Performance highlights

4.7★ average across 700+ Google & Restaurant reviews
Consistently listed by TravelOK as a “must-visit” Broken Bow experience for brunch, lunch and dinner
Private-event patio booked out many weekends, driving incremental F&B revenue streams

By layering nostalgic design (vintage campers), flexible guest flow (indoor-outdoor seating, rentable back patio) and comfort-food merchandising, The Eat Out transformed a raw lot into a destination restaurant that anchors the local tourism circuit while posting top-tier guest-satisfaction scores.

Interior Design & Space Planning

Layout Genius, Revenue Ready

Interior Design & Space Planning

From concept sketches to BIM-level plans, we choreograph flow, sight-lines, and ergonomic touch-points that turn empty square-footage into guest magnets and top-line revenue.

Brand Development, Photography & Marketing

Story, Shot, Sold

Brand + Marketing Suite

Name, logo, voice, and scroll-stopping photography—all produced in-house, then deployed across OTAs, social, and print to launch your hospitality asset with instant recognition and premium ADR.

Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment Procurement

Luxury, Logistics, Done

FF&E Procurement

We spec, source, and deliver every chair, sconce, and custom mill-work piece—leveraging nationwide vendor discounts and white-glove freight so you open on time and under budget.

Project details

Dallas, Texas – 2014

With a blank slate and some gorgeous trees in the middle of the busy city, Truck Yard became a come-as-you-are, worn-in spot for everyone and anyone. Having grown up hanging out in truck beds, it was only natural that we have some in the yard.