Lang Restaurant Group

Lang Restaurant Group began in 2008, with the opening of Steel City Samiches in Indiana, Pennsylvania. Steel City Samiches was a 3,500 square foot sandwich shop intended to serve the late night bar patrons with delicious food after the local bars let out. Since then, Steel City’s menu has evolved to include more than just sandwiches and is a full service family-friendly restaurant. In 2011, Steel City Samiches acquired a liquor license, which set up the Company for its first expansion. In 2012, the Company expanded for the first time. It acquired the 3,500 square foot space directly adjacent to Steel City Samiches and opened a second concept, Twisted Jimmy’s Bar & Lounge. Twisted Jimmy’s is a high volume college bar with 20 beers on tap and quickly became Indiana’s Craft Beer Headquarters. In 2014, the Company acquired the former Lone Star Steakhouse location in Mars, Pennsylvania. The space was renovated and opened up in 2015 as a third concept, Pig Iron Public House. Pig Iron Public House is a family friendly restaurant and bar with 66 beers on tap. Pig Iron focuses on serving craft liquor and locally sourced food in a casual atmosphere. In 2017, the Company acquired a property along the Allegheny River in Millvale River Front Park. The space will be renovated and open as a fourth concept, Pittsburgh Food Truck Park. The Pittsburgh Food Truck Park will feature a daily rotation of the area’s favorite mobile food vendors, a beer garden rotating more than 30 local drafts, a performance venue, an event space, and game yard—all at the river's edge In 2018, the Company acquired a food truck and will introduce a fifth concept, Potholes Donuts & Coffee. Potholes will travel the city providing coffee and unique donuts.