Tantalize your taste buds during Butler County Tourism’s Restaurant Week. With over 20 different restaurants, these local businesses have created a special menu featuring some of their delicious signature items.

Butler County Tourism’s Restaurant Week is dine-in only and highlights many establishments for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You’ll discover unique options at cafes, diners, restaurants, and even breweries! Enjoy different mouthwatering dishes from a variety of cuisines like Mexican, Italian, Asian, American, Indian, seafood, and more!




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Located in Western Pennsylvania, Butler County offers a glimpse of small-town life, yet is close to major cities. We are only 25 miles from Pittsburgh, 325 miles from Philadelphia, and 380 miles from New York City.

Some of the earliest known history begins with first U.S. President George Washington, who passed through the area around the same time the French & Indian War began. Butler County has plenty of other interesting history, as well. It was founded in 1800 and named for Gen. Richard Butler, a colonial officer in the American Revolution.

Many of the towns hold rich German history; including Harmony, founded in 1804 by the Harmony Society of German Lutheran Separatists who were seeking religious freedom, and Saxonburg, which still maintains the architectural charm of a quaint German hamlet. Saxonburg was co-founded by John Roebling who also invented wire rope and designed the Brooklyn Bridge.

Present-day, the county has museums and many historic locations which interpret the area’s past. Special events and reenactments offer living history as well.

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