When I was growing up in Butler, Peter's was a staple and I didn't quite realize how delicious is…read morewas. Now that I've lived in Atlanta and now Brooklyn, with travels everywhere in between and abroad, I can say without a doubt that Peter's is the best chocolate I've ever had and probably ever will. This year, my mother surprised my brother and I for Christmas by buying a few boxes. When we arrived last night and opened the box, the swoons could be heard around the world. While Butler is, well... Butler...there will always be Peter's chocolate and for that I'm thankful.

Best chocolate shop in town! They have the most delicious chocolate. I love the variety. It is…read moreexpensive for chocolate, but well worth it!!! If you have not tried this place try it this holiday season. Your family will love it!

Barkus Chocolates was originally founded in 1953 in Pittsburgh, and over the years, it expanded to…read moreseveral other locations. This location in Butler opened in 1994. Barkus Chocolates sells a variety of chocolates, such as cordial cherries, chocolate-covered pretzels, peanut butter melt-aways, chocolate-covered potato chips, s'mores, pecan turtles, caramel patties, caramel apples, truffles, peanut clusters, and many others. Through Barkus Chocolates's website, I ordered a potato chip stack ($4.25), a peanut butter cup ($7.25), a s'more ($9.50), and an 8-ounce box of assorted milk chocolates ($17.95). Shipping cost $7.87. The next day, Barkus Chocolates shipped my package via the USPS. One day later, the USPS delivered the package to my house. I felt happy with the speed of the shipping. I enjoyed the flavors of most of the chocolates. The box of assorted chocolates included flavors such as cordial cherry (5 stars!), raspberry, mint, cashews, peanuts, coconut, raisins, orange, etcetera.

Good luck getting baked goods. Pathetic bake staff hours....you can get baked goods after October…read moreon Thursday after 12n...terrible

Ii grew up with Sugar Bowl candy. My mother made it a point every holiday to have many varieties…read more There is nothing like it. Creamy rich chocolate. Nothing like store bought. Believe me.

I have often wanted to try making my own chocolate covered items but thought it to be too…read morecomplicated. I found this store was local to me so i decided to give it a try. Linda (the owner) took the time to explain the chocolate melting process and some other tricks to me. She then provided the items i would need for my first go around. So glad I visited this store. Definitely recommend this store for supplies and for acquiring information to begin or continue your learning skills into candy making adventures.

Full disclosure: I know the owner but she's one of the nicest people you will ever meet. She knows…read moreher stuff and she can help you too.

I walked in and realized I was back in 1905! Talk about an incredible ascetic wrapped in fun…read morenostalgia! My wife loved her candy cane mocha, and I loved my coffee. The assorted candy is divine. I LOVED the chocolate covered marshmallow. Do yourself a favor and get 10 of these! I'm so happy this place was recommended to me, and I will definitely be back!

3 - Solid choice if you're in the area. Skip to the end to see my rating scale…read more Cummings is a small establishment in Butler. Their product is good...four different coffee styles were all prepared well by the baristas and were certainly tasty. The baristas themselves were excellent...personable and attentive. But if you're looking for a place to hang out for a little while, this isn't the most comfortable joint I've visited. There are just a few small tables with hard bench type seating. But the real kicker is that there isn't a public restroom! This old man bladder CAN'T slurp down a 24 oz coffee, cross his legs, and hope for the best! So if I'm in downtown Butler and want a coffee for the road, I'd certainly visit again. But it's not a comfortable place to hang out for a while. Rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive up to 30 minutes just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

Gee I loved it here. I wish I knew about it before my daughters wedding. The cookie supplies!…read moreMichaels and Joann's have nothing on this. Boxes, chocolates, sprinkles. Colored m and m's. Party supplies, baking supplies . And the biggest plus. Customer service. Help, direction, advise. I wish I had more happy occasion baking to do. If you are in the area you should stop in. Nothing like I thought. You won't regret it.

If you are going to change your hours, you need to update it online. I drove 45 minutes here on my…read moreday off only to find a paper taped to the door saying the store would be closed every Monday in February. There was another costumer trying to enter as well, so I'm sure this happens to a Lot of people. The hours on the door even said open 10-6 mondays. Please update your online hours so that people aren't wasting their time. Now I have to drive 45 minutes home.

Firstly, I want to get something out of the way. I am a genuine New York City/New Jersey Bagel…read moresnob. My experience with Bagels hails back to the old H&H on the West Side of Manhattan on Broadway. They had a world-class shipping business which the owner squandered with drugs and tax evasion. What a pity. My second favorite place in New York is Best Bagels and Coffee in Hells kitchen. Fantastic. So here I find myself moving to the Pittsburgh area and wondering if these people know anything about Bagels. I visited a place called Pigeon Bagels. The lines were down the block on a Sunday morning for that place. The bagels were just ok. They were not super bagels like New York City. They were certainly not worth waiting a half an hour to get a dozen bagels that were just ok. So I had my son bring out five dozen bagels from New Jersey the other day. That'll hold me over. Doing my Bagel surveillance, I found out there was a place in Butler that claimed to have New Jersey bagels. This morning I checked it out with very little hope of believing the hype. I had an everything bagel with lox and cream cheese, onion, and tomato. My wife tried the blueberry bagel. To my utter surprise, the sandwich was really good! If you look at my other reviews, you'll see I can be brutal when it comes to reviewing Bagels. As someone who used to live in New Jersey and who used to frequent H&H bagels, having lived in Manhattan, this baby is the real deal. The real McCoy. The genuine article. You get my point. I'll be coming to Downtown Bagels often. The price for the individual bagels are on the high side by over a dollar, but the sandwich prices are very reasonable. I'm going to give this place two thumbs up.

I love this family's dedication to fresh tasty food. The menu is amazing, you can dine in or take…read moreout. It's all fresh so call early - sometimes they sell out

Greatest gyro I have ever had! This was not rotisserie gyro meat but actual shaved lamb with fresh…read morepita, tomatoes, feta, a homemade sauce, and fries on the side. Friendly service on a crowded night. The ambiance and decor is rustic and simple. My partner had a The A-Pork-alypse burger which he said was fabulous, too.

Timing is Everything!!!…read more I just happened to stop in at the Chop Shop in Downtown Butler, PA, during a recent Heatwave. As my luck would have it, I quickly discovered that this restaurant does not have air conditioning. I'm not sure if it was just offline or if it is permanent; however, be warned!! The restaurant had children and elderly people seated, so I couldn't wimp out and go somewhere else. The Chop SHop is a downtown Butler must-try, and it is three concepts rolled into one. The Chop Shop is a vintage-style eatery serving sandwiches, milkshakes, burgers, vegetarian fare and grilled meats. I ordered their specialty milkshake, which is a loaded milkshake that comes with everything thrown into one Milkshake. Although it was a perfect drink for a heatwave, my milkshake quickly melted due to the heat in the restaurant. For the main course, I ordered the Mixed Grill, which had grilled elk tenderloin, smoked quail, caramelized bacon brussels sprouts, dauphinoise potatoes and a blackberry brandy demi-glaze. The food was awesome, and those potatoes were crazy-good. The Elk was cooked to medium as I ordered, and the quail was tender and juicy. Overall, a good but hot dining experience. The Chop Shop has great food, great service, and one day may serve alcohol in the restaurant, but for now, their food and drinks can be enjoyed without it.

My wife and I have been living due west of Cranberry Twp for the past 4 years and have often…read morereflected that there aren't many donut/pastry shops in the vicinity. We were very happy to learn recently that Donut Connection was moving into this strip right off the Freedom Rd thoroughfare. Very convenient location to shopping and business district! We came in and got a 1/2 dozen donuts to sample and I was pleased with the custard of the Boston Crème and also enjoyed the glazed donut and maple donuts. My boys thoroughly enjoyed their frosted donuts with sprinkles too. I heard they have an apple fritter, but the day I went it wasn't there. Hope to be back again soon to support this business and try more of the menu.

I picked up 18 donuts for my crew and they were gobbled up. I was greeted by a friendly server and…read moreon my way within 5 minutes. Good coffee too.

I love their boba and waffles and u can create ur own boba five stars I will be coming back.read more

Cute little Boba shop in the heart of Butler! I made my own, but they have tons of drinks and…read moretreats themed to Harry Potter among other fantasy novels. I was served by the owner, Kayla, who was wonderful to chat with! They also give local artists a landing spot to sell their crafts. It's great, check it out!