A retired Bartlesville cardiologist had always wanted to have a second career as a restauranteur. The old Perkins Glasshouse in Bartlesville seemed like the perfect location for him to introduce his cajun cuisine to the people of Bartlesville. Built in 1919, the building housed a glass-making shop before it was converted into a millwork shop. Dr. Tinker wanted to bring back a lot of the original historical details while expanding and bringing everything up to current codes. TriArch was hired to address the historical renovation--including the structural rehabilitation, the renovation of finishes, code compliance, and the pursuit of historical tax credits.

A roof top patio was added along with an elevator to service the 2nd floor, with a bar on each level. The restaurant has a built-in pizza oven as well as a deli to purchase cuisine to go.