Ive driven through and been to Butler, plenty of times, but until most recently , upon doing a…read morediner search discovered this place . The old automobile sign decor, milkshake bar, open kitchen concept and friendly staff, left a memorable impression. Big shout out to the couple, the hostess sat me with at the milkshake section of restaurant, and Lindsey one of the owners, for taking care of us. The food was plated to perfection, tasted amazing and the side salad, beyond anyone wildest dream of wow for a diner. Great portions of food, went with the sandwich special for the day. Lindsey, was engaging, great multi tasker and definitely shake master. She had to have done quite a few shakes as I watched and waited for my food. If your looking for milkshakes, burgers, prime rib, be sure to check Chop Shop out.

Came here with out-of-town friends after a ball game. The menu isn't too large which is good - the…read morestaff focus on good food and you don't get decision paralysis. Went with the burger after seeing others come out from the kitchen. It was flavorful and the toppings were tasty. The fries were good, too. They don't have alcohol yet (a cold beer would've made this a perfect lunch) but the iced tea was a close second. The staff were very friendly and I liked the decor. Definitely coming back.

Clean place. Friendly attentive service. Everyone there…read morewas upbeat and friendly Food was great and priced right. Highly recommended

My wife and I frequent Rachel's (Butler, PA location) not only for the quality and variety of menu…read moreoptions, but more importantly for the outstanding service we invariably receive. The entire wait staff is consistently friendly and customer focused, but we always request Lynda as our waitress for every one of our outings to Rachel's. Lynda enhances the dining experience with her warm, friendly, and caring personality, Lynda is very thoughtful and makes the dining experience personal by remembering your favorite menu items, preferences, and even recalling details about you and your family through conversation and engagement through the years. Lynda is the reason we have made Rachel's our favorite restaurant in Butler.

I ordered the cheesy potatoes and eggs with bacon well done and eggs over medium. The bacon was…read morecrisp. The potatoes were not and the eggs were less than over easy. So... it was ok. The girls were happy without complaint, they had pancakes and stuffed French toast, but it was too much for their tiny stomachs and needed boxes. Overall, the flow from seated to exit has some delay which is possibly due to the attention of the staff to their guests. Maybe it's the lack of motivation? I don't know. FYI: The more tables you quickly change; the more money you make. So, if they master the table exchange so people aren't literally left in the cold outside waiting to be seated, I'd go back, but if not, I can make breakfast at home.

This cafe came highly rated to me, as the shop is known for its unique flavors and big portions,…read morelike for pancakes, French toast, cinnamon buns and other sweets. They also currently have a seasonal latte flight which is unique and comes in various flavors. Some of them were a little too sweet for my taste, but it was cool to try the different flavors at smaller portions. All the food I tried was also delicious and came in bigger portions than I expected. The shop had a decent crowd at 1PM on a Saturday, and there was a local event going on throughout Main St at the same time. The service was a little off at first, but the server seemed to catch after I ordered my coffee. I thought it was interesting that the server said she can take my drink order, bring it out and then I can order my meal. Maybe it's due a short staff, but this seems to add to more time to the overall dining experience.

Michael's is right off the road, convenient to exiting & accessing the highway. It is homecooked…read morefood. The one pancake was almost as big as the plate! The sausages looked handmade. I got decaf, which was ok, but another customer said that the regular was excellent. It has a small-ish dining room, 12 tables. It's a little run-down, but clean. Jerri, the waitress, is efficient and pleasant. For a full breakfast, less than 10 bucks, you can't go wrong. PS Ugh. The ladies room needs significant improvement. Pretty bad. And sticky. Ew.

Food still good but service is the Pits!!!! New owners are…read moreclueless when it comes to service. Wife & I will be taking a very long break and hope that telling a customer that there is no time to wipe down a table is unacceptable especially by one of the owners!

I am soo glad we stumbled upon this cute coffee shop today. This is the cutest coffee shop I have…read morebeen to in a VERY long time! It has a warm and inviting feel, it also has great character and charm. The drink selections are good, staff is very friendly, and they have some syrups that are made in-house! It is a great place for a date, a friend meet up, some quality me time, and even a great place to work/study. I noticed that they had plenty of outlets so charging your devices wouldn't be a problem at all. My husband and I both ordered the Almond Croissant Latte with Oat milk. He gor it hot and I got it iced with cream cheese cold foam. It was good both ways but I liked mine more . If you ever find yourself in Butler PA I would HIGHLY recommend giving this place a try .

Very friendly staff, great coffee and bakery goods, plus a "cool vibe" according to my wife…read more We enjoyed our little afternoon stop!

This was the first stop of our mommy and son date. Wow, such a cute little spot! I grabbed the…read moresalted caramel cheesecake latte and a chocolate covered pretzel for my sonshine! We both enjoyed this place and highly recommend.

Went to the south location about a week ago for my first time ever at Cummings Coffee and Candy…read more Had myself a smoothie and breakfast sandwich and both were fantastic. I can't wait for my next stop! Highly recommended.

As we found this traveling through, this was my first time ever coming here, and I wish I lived…read morecloser to it. The hot dogs were good, although very skinny. However... for the price, there should be no complaints. Their burgers, I have to say, are one of the best i've had. The homemade chili sauce they have for the dogs and burgers was awesome, too! And their fries? AWESOME! Fresh cut, crunchy, and just delicious. The only thing I did not like was the cheese sauce they used for the fries. It tasted processed, and like it was found from a jar of cheez wiz from the 1980's. Another compliment to the business goes to the older gentleman who I assumed was the manager. He was extremely friendly, and was very courteous and involved in making sure the customers were happy.

Sorry not sorry. Garbage. Should be ashamed to serve this crap. I tried them years ago and just…read morechalked it up to maybe it was those particular locations in Beaver County. Moved here to Butler and there is always a line. So I felt like maybe I was missing out on something special. After all the third time is a charm. The third time was like puke city. Dollar store hotdogs probably taste better. These were deplorable. Mushy and cheap quality. I couldn't believe it. The chilli was even worst than the hotdogs. Fries were even bad. Service was very rude and rushed. They have no reason to be cocky when their food isn't fit to serve a pet goat. NEVER AGAIN!

This spot really made me miss buffets. I live in Vegas, which used to be the land of the buffets…read morebut not so much these days. We were in town for a week to see family, and eventually I started getting ads for this spot because the internet is always listening. And I'm a sucker for a good deal so we headed here for dinner.* This spot has a retro diner vibe with a full menu plus the option to do a salad bar as a side or meal, kids under a certain age are free. The deal I came in for involved getting a burger for $1 when you purchase the salad bar, and the variety was great - ample fixings for salad including ham, beans, and pepperoni for protein, pasta salad and fruit, several dressings, three soups, mini muffins, and more. This was great for me even without the burger (which was fine, I omitted the bun) but more than that, coming here enlightened me to how perfect salad bars and buffets are for toddlers - I just got a plate with pinches of several bite-sized options perfect for my daughter to explore. My husband and FIL each got the chicken fried steak with various sides and devoured their plates while I was tending to the little one. Service was friendly, and we were one of several families seated in a particular area with kids. Note that if you need a booster seat, theirs is essentially a couch cushion without a back, which was a first for me. *Joke's on me. While a deal brought us in, the salad bar I ordered was actually the most expensive meal for our group - $13 for that, plus the $1 for the burger, toddler was free, and the CFS plates were $12. Not a problem, just kind of ironic.

Get some popcorn -- this will be a long one…read more My fiancée and I have been to Eat'n Park many times. We love it, but the service and overall experience during our last few visits have been pretty unacceptable. One of the worst experiences involved a particularly rude waitress. I was talking to my fiancée about our budgeting for the next week (which is none of the waitress's business), and she apparently overheard our conversation. From the moment we sat down, she gave us a very rude and nasty attitude. She leaned against one of the booths or sat at the table next to us, showing no sense of professionalism. When taking our drink order, we asked for a minute to look over the menu (like everyone does), and she came back five minutes later and said, "You guys going to order or leave?" Like, what the hell? After we got our drinks and food, we didn't see her again until she came to ask if we wanted the check. No refills, no checking on us -- nothing. And when she did come to give us the check, she said it with a very nasty tone. I understand people have bad days at work, but don't take it out on the customer. We still tipped her (not a great tip, because of her attitude -- she could've earned more if she wasn't so rude). Next incident: This happened today, 4/1/25. We sat down near the back of the restaurant -- a nice, quiet area with plenty of open seating nearby (literally no one else was there). We ordered our food and drinks pretty quickly. Then a family came in and was seated right in front of us, closest to the kitchen door. Our waitress apparently knew them (which is nice -- always good to have regulars), BUT she completely forgot about us. She clearly focused on the other table over ours. Not to sound entitled, but in restaurants, every guest deserves equal respect and attention. We got our drinks quickly, but the soup took longer. Our appetizer took around 30 minutes to arrive, while the family that sat down after us already had their food and drinks. While taking our order, the waitress would look directly at the other table and make comments to them, continuing her conversation with them as if we weren't even there. Our food took an hour and a half to arrive. There were only two of us, and the family of five who arrived after us got their food way earlier. To top it off, my fiancée's food was wrong, and mine was cold. Completely unprofessional. In conclusion: We've had fine service here in the past, but the last couple of times have been completely unacceptable and very unprofessional. I truly hope this restaurant improves its service in the future.

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

Fish is extremely under fried...4 minutes in a deep fryer is not long enough for i5 ro be done so I…read morewon't ever go back

excellent!!! way better than eatnpark!!!!…read more we never have to go to eatnpark again and that is awesome!!!!! shouldve been here a long time ago!!