In a surprising turn of events, the popular Pittsburgh restaurant chain Primanti Bros., known for its iconic sandwiches and deep roots in the community, finds itself in the spotlight once again. The restaurant, which recently made headlines for hosting a campaign stop for Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, is now accused of denying entry to Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, a staunch Trump ally. Vance was attempting to greet supporters of the former president at one of the chain’s locations near Pittsburgh.
The controversy follows an earlier incident in August, when patrons at the Moon Township Primanti Bros. location were allegedly asked to vacate the premises to accommodate Harris and Walz’s visit. Fox News reported that customers watching a Pittsburgh Pirates game were forced out around 4 p.m. to make way for the private event. According to one customer, “Around 3:30, the bartender, she goes, ‘It’s last call’—what do you mean last call?” The customer, who had been enjoying drinks, was informed of the private event shortly before being asked to leave.
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This latest incident unfolded at a Primanti Bros. restaurant in North Versailles, Pennsylvania, where J.D. Vance attempted to connect with Trump supporters. According to social media posts from patrons at the scene, Vance was not allowed inside, and there were even reports that the restaurant had threatened to call the police on the senator and his team. However, there were conflicting reports, with some patrons denying that police threats were made.
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