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Philly Pretzel Factory

3.3 (36 reviews)
InexpensivePretzels, Bakeries, Hot Dogs
Closed 9:30 am - 7:00 pm

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I ordered a custom order for my 30th birthday and WOW PPF Staten Island did an amazing job and I had the most positive experience. 10/10 recommend! Thanks Tommy!

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Michelle T.

Priced very reasonably and very friendly owner. It looks like it's ran by teenagers which is awesome to get them started at a young age and to learn to appreciate the hard work that goes into food and servicing customer. Quite a busy area where cars come and go to pick up delicious freshly made pretzels. They have catering options as well. When speaking with the owner, all the ingredients are high end including containing 18 grams of whey protein for each pretzel. You really can't go wrong when you buy their party platters or even bulk orders of pretzels. For $55 it will get you 100 pretzels which is great if you want to do some fundraising in school or a little league game. I've tried the riverets, hot dog pretzel, cheeseburger, and Philly cheese steak. The verdict is they're all fantastic. I love the fact that it's not that overly drenched butter that leaves you feeling terrible but it actually leaves you with a healthy refreshing meal in your mouth.

Big is empty because the pretzels were warm and delicious!
Jim H.

I am a big fan of warm big New York soft pretzels. This place is the best! I just wish they had more locations. The prices are fair and the service is quick. Get the three pack and a soda for the best deal. The sauces are .50 extra and they have many varieties.

Doreen G.

If I could give this place a negative star I would. I wanted to go to brunch spot next door but, I noticed that Philly Pretzels sign stated that you have to be a customer to park, so I purchased the doughnuts with Carmel dip $7. The cashier was very nice. I told him I wanted to purchase, so I could go next door. I left the doughnuts because I would pick it up when I left the brunch. I was told by the brunch spot that I had to move my car because Philly Pretzel was towing cars. I respectfully went in and stated "I ordered food, I thought it said once you are customer you can park." There was tall Caucasian man who was preparing dough who was so rude. My goodness he triggered me. He said and I quote, "you are not going to just park your car and leave", I explained that I purchased. He said and I quote "doesn't matter." I said okay, I'll like to cancel, mind you he isn't at the register, he never even came towards the front. He talked to me like I was inferior. I said so "then I'll like to cancel my order." I never had the food in hand. I purchased and left the food with them. This rude man who I believe is the owner or manager then says, "you can't get a refund, I'm not wasting my food, I can't resell that." He was so nasty. Mind you, I told the cashier who was in front of me about the refund. Rather than assisting his cashier he proceeds to yell bout me not getting a refund. He was absolutely disgusting and offensive in his delivery. I said, "there is no need to be rude and unpleasant....I then said you know what, keep the money and the food." I felt so disrespected I left the food I never touched and my 7$. It's the principle. Treat people with respect. I left to get my things from the brunch spot and to move my car, so it couldn't be tow. Five minutes after leaving this horrible Philly Pretzel, the same disrespect Caucasian man knocked on my window to give me my money. I was so offended, I never put my window down and simply waved as way to say it okay and I drove off. I never raised my voice, never was disrespectful. How are you a manager and you couldn't even come to front and talk to me with respect but yet yell your view points from an entirely different area? The money wasn't the issue, it's the principle! Some ppl park and don't even think of purchasing. I purchased out of respect of the sign that said paying customers. I would never ever go to this place. I would not recommend any one who likes to be respected to go to this place.

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Order was wrong....one side of bag was open ..did they think I would eat an open bag of pretzels

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Not sure what all the whining is about, this place has the best pretzels and good service, I can't wait for the reopen yum yum

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Shitty service and moldy pretzels, what a great combo!! This place is a disaster, save your money

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the team was so kind and detail oriented when making our special pretzels in 30 and K for a 30th birthday!

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