Butler Family Restaurant & Diner — Restaurant in Butler

From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with a warm smile from the hostess — genuine, welcoming, and effortlessly charming. It’s the kind of greeting that makes you feel like you’ve just come home, even if it’s your first visit.

The interior? Straight out of a movie. Rustic wooden beams, vintage neon signs, cozy booths, and walls adorned with old photographs, memorabilia, and stories waiting to be discovered. There’s a soft hum of classic rock or blues in the background, the clink of glasses at the bar, and the laughter of regulars who clearly know this place by heart.

The menu doesn’t try to be trendy — it sticks to the classics and does them right. Juicy burgers, smoky ribs, hand-cut fries, and cold beer served with a side of good vibes. It’s comfort food with character.

This isn’t just a pub — it’s a slice of Americana. A place where time slows down, conversations flow, and every visit feels like a scene from your favorite...

This place is like stepping back into the late-80s/early-90s and I mean that as the highest compliment possible. We stopped by for brunch on a Saturday and were seated right away. Service was incredibly friendly, and the food was as expected for the classic diner fare we ordered (omelette platter, etc.).

A nice surprise was that they put my iced coffee in the milkshake machine (I think?), so it was whipped and frothy and delicious.

The decor looks like it hasn't changed in 30 years, but it is super clean and well-maintained and actually everything looked brand new -- as if it had been perfectly preserved in a museum. They had gone all out on holiday decorations for the 4th of July, too, which was really cute. And the awesome 80s-lite rock music station added to the atmosphere. It was definitely more peaceful and less chaotic than some other nearby diners, and I will...

I had the Rubin with white bread...it was delicious..all.of it. Had a side of coleslaw and the soup of the day. (Chicken tortillas).

The presentation was good, the taste was lite..not heavy like an average Rubin. Reminded me of dishes in Japan.

I also got a cold brew coffee. It was cold but no ice....kinda feel lile I got more better coffee flavor. It was foaming at the top.....

Wasn't but it was?.....unique take on iced coffee. I would recommend coming back just for that. It realy worked for me.

The booths have low walls so you will feel like you are eating with the people on the other side.

Staff is nice, it was a 1/3 full and everything came out faster then expected especially for only seeing one host and...