Here's a first draft of the major local restaurant groups and the businesses they operate. Will continue to refine.

The numbers in parentheses indicate restaurants in Oklahoma.

Hal Smith Restaurant Group (69)
The Garage (16)
Louie's (15)
Charleston's (10)
Neighborhood Jam (7)
Pub W (6)
Upper Crust (3)
Mahogany (3)
The Winston (2)
Toby Keith's
El Huevo
Hefner Grill
Hollie's
Mama Roja
Redrock Canyon Grill
Jimmy B's

Enduring Concepts (47)
Jimmy's Egg - outside of OKC (15)
Bricktown Brewery (10)
S&B (10)
Henry Hudson's (6)
Pepperoni Grill (3)
Rendezvous Pizza (2)
Texlahoma

Provision Concepts (21)
Sidecar (6)
Hatch (7)
Chicken Foot (2)
Broadway 10
Bandees BBQ
Birra Birra
Bibi
Culprits
Riserva

McNellie's Group (16)
McNellie's (2)
Fassler Hall (2)
Dust Bowl (2)
Yokozuna (2)
City Garden - closed
Howdy Burger
Dracula Sandwich
Wild Fork
Ghost Dragon Express
Mr. Kim's
Elgin Park
Dilly Diner
The Tavern

A Good Egg Dining Group (13)
Tuckers Onion Burgers (5)
Cheevers
Iron Star
Red PrimeSteak
Republic Gastropub
Kitchen No. 324
The Drake
Barrios
Mexican Radio

The Social Order (16)
Fuzzy's Taco Shop (9)
The Jones Assembly
Spark (3)
Dave's Hot Chicken (3)

UMI Restaurants (10)
Interurban (6)
HunnyBunny Biscuit Co. (3)
Packard's

84 Hospitality (9)
Empire Slice House (3)
Empire Slice Shop (2)
Rev
Goro
Burger Punk (2)
Neon Coffee - closed

Happy Plate Concepts (9)
Sunny Side Diner (5)
S&B - the original location
Taqueria El Camino
Grill on the Hill
Classen Grill
Railyard Pie Co - closed

Rogers Concepts (1)
Yo Pablo (1) - 4 locations closed
Bloom - closed
Pig & Butcher - closed
Pink Parrot - sold
Tipsy Tiki - closed
Chico Blanco - closed
XO Lounge - closed
Red Dragon Express - closed
Elite Catering - closed
Cowboy Ranch - closed
Friends of Friends - sold
Steak the Experience - closed
The Coop - closed
Pacific Moon - closed
Cuernos - closed

Humankind Hospitality (6)
Frida
The Daley
The Other Room
Picasso Cafe
Flamingo
Sauced

Community Through Beer (5)
Social Capital
The Joinery
Good Good
Patriarch
1884 - closed
The Standard

Western Concepts (6)
Sushi Neko
Musashi's
Will Rogers Theater
The Lobby Cafe & Bar
The Hutch
The Tasting Room

James Vu (6)
La Brasa
Nompton Social
Lampost Lounge
Bar Next Door
Tequila Chulos (coming soon)
Yours Truly (coming soon)

Chris Lower (5)
Big Truck Tacos
Backdoor BBQ
Metro Wine Bar
Pizzeria Gusto
Milo

Marc Dunham (2)
Nashbird (1) - 3 locations closed
Iguana

Jonathon Stranger (3)
Osteria - 1 closed
Bar Cicchetti
El Coyote

Jimmy Mays (4)
Cafe 7
The Hamilton
Dado's Pizza
Bush League Sports Tavern (coming soon)

Russ Johnson (2)
Ludivine - closed
R&J Supper Club
Sun Cattle

Holloway Restaurant Group (3)
Boulevard Steakhouse
Cafe 501 - 1 closed
Sparrow

Andrew Black (4)
Black Walnut
Grey Sweater
Gilded Acorn
Phantom Door (coming soon)

Hungry Town Concepts (4)
The Mule (2)
The Press
The Lookout

Truong Le (3)
Chick n Beer
Okie Poke
Bugalow 23 (coming soon)

social order is also Texadelphia correct?

and what is riserva going to be?


also Holloway Restaurant Group

Blvd steak
501
sparrow

Social Order sold Texadelphia.

I'll have a story about Riserva soon.

I'll add Holloway.

Social Order sold Texadelphia.

I'll have a story about Reserva soon.

I'll add Holloway.

cool thanks

also pepperoni grill is now 3 locations

I wish they would open a Dracula Sandwich in OKC

Shannon Roper's team is Happy Plate Concepts. In addition to the original S&B's location at NW 59th & May and the 4 Sunnyside Diner locations, they also own/operate Taqueria El Camino and Railyard Pie Co (both in the Edmond Railyard development).

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Thank you. I made the changes.

So Red Dragon Express and Ghost Dragon Express are completely different businesses? And when I googled Ghost Dragon they are listed as permanently closed, is this still true?

This is great! I’ve been trying to do this in my head for years. Thanks Pete!

FYI, it won't change anything operationally (other than probably an increased expansion push) but Mark Fischer just finalized the purchase of Provision Concepts a few weeks ago. Fischer owns Skybridge Construction, Skybridge Real Estate, and Pointe Vista/Chickasaw Point on Lake Texoma among a bunch of other companies and properties in different industries. He's also the former CEO of Chaparral Energy and recently sold sold Dippin Dots after buying it out of bankruptcy in 2009.

He also purchased Coop Ale Works at around the same time.

FYI, it won't change anything operationally (other than probably an increased expansion push) but Mark Fischer just finalized the purchase of Provision Concepts a few weeks ago. Fischer owns Skybridge Construction, Skybridge Real Estate, and Pointe Vista/Chickasaw Point on Lake Texoma among a bunch of other companies and properties in different industries. He's also the former CEO of Chaparral Energy and recently sold Dippin Dots after buying it out of bankruptcy in 2009.

He also purchased Coop Ale Works at around the same time.lnteresting that he bought COOP Ale Works and wondering if that will accelerate development at the 23rd Street Armory location. Skybridge is the company doing the work at NW 164th and May and at his Texoma locations, so they can handle this project, I am sure.

Maybe they have their Skybridge assets spread a little thin with multiple projects and that is the reason for the delay?

FYI, it won't change anything operationally (other than probably an increased expansion push) but Mark Fischer just finalized the purchase of Provision Concepts a few weeks ago. Fischer owns Skybridge Construction, Skybridge Real Estate, and Pointe Vista/Chickasaw Point on Lake Texoma among a bunch of other companies and properties in different industries. He's also the former CEO of Chaparral Energy and recently sold sold Dippin Dots after buying it out of bankruptcy in 2009.

He also purchased Coop Ale Works at around the same time.

Mark Fischer or Scott Fischer? I thought Scott had Dippin Dots & sold it. I realize all his money came from Dad but I thought Scott was the one doing everything now and presumed Mark was retired.

FYI, it won't change anything operationally (other than probably an increased expansion push) but Mark Fischer just finalized the purchase of Provision Concepts a few weeks ago. Fischer owns Skybridge Construction, Skybridge Real Estate, and Pointe Vista/Chickasaw Point on Lake Texoma among a bunch of other companies and properties in different industries. He's also the former CEO of Chaparral Energy and recently sold sold Dippin Dots after buying it out of bankruptcy in 2009.

He also purchased Coop Ale Works at around the same time.

Did he purchase Provision Concepts, or he is just partnering with them on the new locations at his development on 164th and May? I believe it is the latter.

Mark Fischer or Scott Fischer? I thought Scott had Dippin Dots & sold it. I realize all his money came from Dad but I thought Scott was the one doing everything now and presumed Mark was retired.

Scott was the CEO, Mark was the majority owner.

Did he purchase Provision Concepts, or he is just partnering with them on the new locations at his development on 164th and May? I believe it is the latter.

i believe that he acquired a large % but not all of it .. he is now a full partner .. and they will increase their expansion plans ..

Mark Fischer or Scott Fischer? I thought Scott had Dippin Dots & sold it. I realize all his money came from Dad but I thought Scott was the one doing everything now and presumed Mark was retired.

Mark hasn't retired and owned it. Scott had a share of it as well and served as CEO but Mark's group owned it.

Did he purchase Provision Concepts, or he is just partnering with them on the new locations at his development on 164th and May? I believe it is the latter.

Purchased a large enough percentage to say "I bought it" and put it on the wall of groups they own lol. Definitely not just the new locations at 164th and May, but I believe Skybridge is doing the construction on those locations.

I would imagine he's one of several owners but think he has a controlling share. They have some massive expansion plans for several of their brands.

i believe that he acquired a large % but not all of it .. he is now a full partner .. and they will increase their expansion plans ..

Yes, didn't mean to retype your response but you are correct.

lnteresting that he bought COOP Ale Works and wondering if that will accelerate development at the 23rd Street Armory location. Skybridge is the company doing the work at NW 164th and May and at his Texoma locations, so they can handle this project, I am sure.

Maybe they have their Skybridge assets spread a little thin with multiple projects and that is the reason for the delay?

Armory deal is likely still happening and possibly some additional alcohol providers involved but there are some hurdles that they have to jump through including some fairly concerning environmental remediation issues. Based on what I heard I feel like it will probably still happen...just may be slow going for awhile (so more of the same).

Mark hasn't retired and owned it. Scott had a share of it as well and served as CEO but Mark's group owned it.

Thanks for clarifying, things make a little more sense now.

Armory deal is likely still happening and possibly some additional alcohol providers involved but there are some hurdles that they have to jump through including some fairly concerning environmental remediation issues. Based on what I heard I feel like it will probably still happen...just may be slow going for awhile (so more of the same).

From what I've been told, if it does happen, it will be several years down the road and will not include a hotel, etc.

From what I've been told, if it does happen, it will be several years down the road and will not include a hotel, etc.
Of course. That was going to be something extremely unique and special. Obviously that can’t happen lol.

I hope whoever told you that is wrong. I was planning on staying there when it opened. Looked like an awesome concept.

From what I've been told, if it does happen, it will be several years down the road and will not include a hotel, etc.

yeah I’ve heard the hotel part is the most influx of all of it but that it hasn’t been completely ruled out yet. On the flip side, I’m excited about some other potential alcohol related tenants that may end up being a part of it.