May 19, 2012
As the two raters before me have stated; This is a beer diamond in the rough! First let me say that they have all the foods I like and its cheap; wings subs, pizza, fries, hot dogs, etc. Its in an old gas station with good parking. Everybody is friendly and the customers all had smiles on their faces. For beer, they had about 8 racks of singles, bombers and corked beer, quite a selection too! Not to mention the taps and sixpacks all around. They also have the cheap pale lager stuff too. I was impressed. I wasn’t expecting much from the look on the outside but I easily found a sixer of beers I never tasted before! Check it out if you are in the area, its right off route 65 in downtown butler. Prices are the best anywhere in this burgh area. Very good overall experience and I’m glad I saw it on ratebeer, otherwise I would have never known about it!

October 7, 2011
Great secret in Butler. It is not a boutique or ritzy place, that wouldn’t fly in Butler. It is not a dive either! The service is impeccable. If they do not have it, they will try to get it. They will go through their store room to find something for you in the event they hadn’t put their stock away yet or they didn’t have the room for it yet. They will even breakk up a sixer so you can have one or two to try. - Just good peeps! - Best value I have found. They also cater to the regular beer crowd who can stroll in and find their macros to-go. Nice to see a place mixing that and it is working. (Not a snob-shop) Always have 3 brews on tap and a limited food menu. (The owner loves East End Black Strap - always on tap and one of the best stouts around) Keep it up, Gorillo!

July 6, 2009
I believe it was an old convenience store, and now it has the beer place on the left and a hot dog shop on the right. The pumps have been removed and there is a decent amount of parking. The late Friday afternoon crowd was moving through quickly, with just about everybody picking up 6- and 12-packs of light beers and macro lagers. A few were grabbing tall boys and 40s of malt liquor. OK, so what? Well - the gem of this place is the small selection of craft beers offered at rock bottom prices. Hoppin’ Frog, Victory, Bear Republic, Lagunitas, Voodoo, Chimay Bleu, Ommegang, etc. All priced very aggressively and some were several dollars cheaper than I’ve found in Pittsburgh or Indiana. In addition, he has three taps and fills growlers of Magic Hat, Shiner Bock, and East End Black Strap. In fact, a growler of Black Strap was going for $6.99!! That’s a few dollars cheaper than if you go to East End yourself. Mixed six-packs of craft beers are $9.99. Although you can sit and have a pint, it’s not the best place for ambiance unless you like watching some interesting people. They also have a short food menu. So, if you’re in Butler, this is the best place I’ve found yet to pick up some good beer at great prices.