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Snack-N-Pack

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353 E Jefferson St, Butler, Pennsylvania, 16001, United States
(724) 287-6722
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May 19, 2018
My fiance and I went in excited to be at Snack n Pack for the first time since 2015 when we first met. This was the first 20 minutes we were together back then and we sat at a particular table so we wanted to recreate that moment today. So we walk in and see that our table hadn't been cleaned yet. So the waitress Lori P. Came up to us and we asked if she could wash off that table. She immediately turned around and rolled her eyes as my fiance and myself both saw it. My fiance said you don't have to roll your eyes and the waitress responded " I didn't roll my eyes.. Don't say I rolled my eyes". So she came back to wipe it off and my fiance explained the reason for the table and the waitress said okay but don't say I rolled my eyes with attitude!!! I wanted to leave immediately. My fiance ordered a soda as did I just cause. My fiance ordered fries to go as I was fuming and wanted nothing. We took a sip of our $4.57 sodas and the food came we got up paid and left. Lori P. Thank you for making it easy to never want to come back to the Snack N Pack on Jefferson St. in Butler, Pa ever again!!!!

Apr 15, 2018
This is one of my favorite places to eat in Butler. This is a fantastic place for both lunch and dinner. Pepperoni balls are must if you eat here!! The only thing keeping me from giving this location a 5th star is due to cleanliness. Not horrible but definitely not the most clean kept facilities.

May 12, 2018
Great beer selection. Good place for wings, pepperoni balls and more.

Feb 3, 2018
Always great food and service. Restrooms could stand some freshening up, but otherwise nice place to get a bite to eat and a drink.

Apr 10, 2018
Food and service not near as good as it used to be.

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