Picktwo Studio, a business established in 2013 by Sebastian Mîndroiu and Radu Calin, has been working on various office, residential and hospitality projects in Romania. At present, it is focusing on projects in the HoReCa sector.
“When you prepare the design of a place and help the founders transform a vision into reality, a deep connection is inevitably created, constantly challenging and inspiring us, always leaving us with the desire to explore more. So, when the opportunity arose to enter the Red Angus Steakhouse partnership alongside Dragoș, an entrepreneur we know and appreciate for his expertise, the decision came naturally; we said ‘yes’ in unison,” said Sebastian Mîndroiu, founder and Managing Partner of PickTwo.
Along with PickTwo, Red Angus Steakhouse is entering a transformation process, preserving its identity built over almost 15 years of existence, but adapting to new consumer trends, in which guests are looking for personalized experiences, flexible menus, and a balance between classic and innovative. The changes aim to revitalize the brand and the space, starting with redesigning the terrace and continuing with rethinking the menu in a modern direction. In addition, development plans include expanding the brand by opening a speakeasy bar in the basement of the building in Piata Amzei (Amzei Market), where the restaurant is currently located.
“Red Angus Steakhouse has constantly evolved, adapting to customer demands and an increasingly sophisticated and creative gastronomic landscape. Today, consumers are looking for more than a well-executed dish – they want an authentic experience, services that anticipate their desires, and an environment that provides them with comfort but also inspiration (…). With the new menu, design and development direction, Red Angus Steakhouse remains a landmark in the Bucharest restaurant landscape, but with a fresh, updated air for 2025 and beyond,” said Dragos Panait, founder of Red Angus Steakhouse.
The restaurant, inaugurated in 2010, generated revenues of RON2.6 million in 2024, up 4% on the year, with a balance between the corporate segment and individual consumers (50%-50%) and approximately 22,000 customers annually. The average value of a bill is RON110. Company officials expect sales to grow by 17% in 2025.