Butler Crossing is a newer shopping center that has restaurants such as Applebee's and Chili's and…read morestores such as Dollar Tree, Five Below, Kohl's, Michael's, Petco, and Ulta. During my recent visit, the buildings were in good condition, and many parking spaces were available. I just did not do my best shopping here. I went inside many stores, and despite seeing a variety of products with reasonable prices, I bought very little!

Benjamin Beetle has been one of the best stores in Butler for more than 20 years. Growing up,…read moreanytime I had enough cash saved up, I would trek downtown to get something corduroy or tie dyed. They have the most eclectic items. I love stopping here when I am in town because I find something I didn't know I needed. This most recent visit I had my 7 year old nephew with me and they were so kind to him. They encouraged him to play with the instruments and explained what they were. This allowed me a few minutes to pick up some last minute holiday gifts. Thanks for the hospitality!

I love Benjamin beetle! It is my go to for local incense and crystals. It is also a great spot for…read moreband shirts and unique clothing. I purchased the dress in the photo attached here! They also have local band art for sale. Shopping here is a whole experience and always makes my day!

The "Rock Shop" (as I always called it) brings back SUCH good childhood memories. I am so happy…read morethis little place has stuck around so I can pass on those memories to future generations. It is out of the way, but 100% worth a visit. They have a huge range of different rocks, geodes, fossils, jewelry, and much more. You could probably spend hours in here just looking through each different item they have and learning the history. There are so many truly beautiful rocks and pieces here. It is a great place for adults and kids and they do have a kid friendly section. The staff has always been very helpful and knowledgeable. I always saw they offer different classes there, so I would check out their website if you are interested in jewellery making or anything that has to do with archeology. My favorite birthday party was here, probably 15 years ago, and I really hope one day they start doing that again. It was such a fun, exciting, and informative birthday party and much different than any other place you could have one! If you love rocks, want to learn more about them or fossils, need minerals, or have a general interest in archeology, then this is a place for you!

Donna who works here is so sweet! She's very knowledgeable and so kind. Every time I come in here I…read moreusually find a crystal that is calling me. I recommend this crystal shop for anyone whose looking for a variety of crystals or rocks :)

This shop is amazing. I've never seen the variety and quality of products like what they have. And…read moreit's arranged so well, you can actually imagine what it would look like in your home. The designers there really know their stuff and have helped me several times - I just describe what I think I need, and they bring it to life. Some floral (that my daughter-in-law kept touching to see if it was real), a wall hanging, cute lamps, some candles. They really know how to tie it all together. I have to go back every season because they constantly have new things that I don't see anywhere else. I took these pictures at Christmas because I was blown away.

Saw this company at the Vintage Market days in Pittsburgh and decided to stop by the shop when I…read morewas passing the area. Cute shop but I was disappointed by the high prices and lack of inventory. It was just the same items spread all over the shop. Also saw the same lamp in different parts of the booth at the show with two different prices one $29 and the other $59.

Love the local independent bookstore, the Book Nook. They support local authors and host signings…read more They also create lovely displays. The staff was friendly and even posted the signage for my book.

What a gem! We went in for a book signing and were pleasantly surprised at how nice everyone is,…read moreand the prices are very reasonable! It's so refreshing to go into a small business - the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Do yourself a favor and stop in for a book or magazine :)

BEAUTIFUL STORE!! Super friendly guy working. LOTS to look at, all handcrafted goods. Plants, home…read moredecor and goodies. A MUST go to.

Butler is fortunate to have a store like Workingman's. Do yourself a favor and check out the…read moreselection. Even if you are not a "working man" then is plenty to choose from and the prices can't be beat. Shop Local!

From the owner: The Workingman's Store has been serving construction and industrial workers since 1933. We sell…read morework boots, socks, shirts, pants, shorts, safety gear and fire resistant clothing. Our prices are competitive and our selection is huge. Contact us today for more information.

This store is my go to when I make a trip to the clear view mall to meet up with friends. I bought…read morea lot of cheap and cute outfits here! I like that they have a candy counter (even though it's closed thanks to Covid). I hope they open it back up soon! They have a great selection of furniture as well! The toys seem to be a bit expensive & there wasn't a lot on the shelf when I was there last month. I believe that has to do with the covid.

This was a...err...compliment to the mall it is attached to. The Clearview Mall in Butler is slowly…read moredying a death that has plagued a lot of malls. It has kind of made it's way over to this Boscov's location. Do I think Boscov's will close it's doors? No. Just look at their location in Frederick, MD. Do they need to improve this place? YES! This location is much like most of their locations, two-leveled and departments spread throughout, with their bargain auditorium as and added plus. That's why we came here. I always get a gag gift for whomever gets a gift from me. Boscov's auditorium is usually the best place to find off the wall items to throw in for a gag gift. Prices are usually lower than ticketed and sometimes, can be used practically. I went up and down each aisle in there and grabbed an arm full of items that ended up being less than $30 total. This is where the highlights end. The auditorium was located upstairs. Escalators going up were in fine working order. However, when we went to leave, the escalators going down were closed off for repairs. Next logical place to go would be to the elevator. Make our way to the elevator only to find that it just decided to quit working. A lady had gotten into it and hit the button for it to move only for it to not close its doors and not move. It kind of felt like we were trapped here. But there was a sign that pointed you towards the customer service area stating "Stairs". We get there and start following the signs. The signs lead you to a door that says "Emergency Exit: Alarm will sound." Thinking that this was in the Customer Service area and there being a counter here you would have someone direct you what to do. However, no one was manning the counter and there we were, a group of people, confused with what we were to do next. I decided that I would take the chance at pushing the door open. Glad I did, or we would have been standing there in our confusion for a while. When I opened the door there was another sign pointing down indicating that we were to go this way. This led us to the back of the store, kind of where the staff breakroom was and where they housed the backstock. We get to the bottom and start following the signs to indicate where we would get back to the sales floor. Only to be met with a door like upstairs. We weren't sure if this would take us out to the salesfloor or outside. Pushed it open and we were back on the salesfloor. You know what would have solved this problem easier and not caused confusion. Turn the power off to the up escalator and allow people to use them as...wait for it...stairs. It was a total inconvenience to all customers to be led on a wild goose chase with no guide. Plus I'm pretty sure this could be considered a hassle, especially to someone that might not be capable of using the stairs. Hopefully it is fixed by now, but who knows. If you find yourself in this situation, and this is probably the only time you can do this, ignore the warning signs.