Hollie's is all grown up and now serving in Moore

Now, with help from the Hal Smith Group, he's living high on the hog in the shadow of the Warren Theatres at Hollie's Flatiron Steakhouse, 1199 S Interstate 35 Service Road.

“Hal Smith and Bill Warren were looking to put a premium concept in front of the theater,” said managing partner Ross Crain. “Hal said he thought the Hollie's name still carried some weight.”

As it happened, Smith boasts Jerry Hilterbrand as a partner in some of the group's Louie's concepts. Hilterbrand owned the rights to the Hollie's name since opening the aforementioned nightclub, which was on S Western Avenue.

Through two sets of doors in a small waiting area, you'll find the prodigious porker hanging out on an adobe wall.

Adobe? That's right, this grown-up version of Hollie's oozes Southwest, with rounded archways and a menu tinged with fresh Hatch chiles to support a solid selection of steaks and chops.

“We're right next to the Warren Theatre,” said Crain, who also oversees the Toby Keith's concepts. “So our idea was to cater to folks who might be on a dinner-and-a-movie date.”

The menu and dining room are built for speed. There's only one group of tables set up to be combined for large groups; the rest of the floor is set up with high-walled booths that offer a more intimate dining experience.

“With the menu, we really try to emphasize speed.”

The menu's centerpiece is steak, starting with a 6-ounce sirloin and running the gamut of size and cut to a bone-in rib-eye plus smoked prime rib. Steaks range from $16 to $32.