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2 posts · Apr 16, 2000 to Apr 16, 2000

Braden P.Apr 16, 2000
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I had dinner at Dingbats in Butler on 4/15, and I must admit, it was the worst experience I've had in a long time.  We ordered the nachos appetizer - what little cheese was on them was dry and old, the nachos themselves were stuck together like they were glued with crazy glue.

My chicken fajita order was basically a failure.  The chicken strips were so chewy, one could blow a bubble.

My friend's ravioli were undercooked, they were like eating pieces of plastic.  All in all, I expected something just a LITTLE more of Dingbats.  I've eaten at the Oxford Center location several times and never had an experience as bad as this.  I highly suggest that you go elsewhere if you're in the Butler area.  McDonalds scroes higher points than Dingbats of Butler.  I will admit, the waitress was very nice and understanding, what a shame she's working at such a waste of a place.    Has anyone else had any bad experiences at Dingbats in Butler?
Amy D.Simpson PublicationsApr 16, 2000
 I've never enjoyed any meal at any Dingbats.  My students go there
 strictly as a hook up bar, so maybe the quality is even worse than usual
 on a weekend night (becuase no one's there to eat).  If you're in Butler,
 why not go to Natili's just a couple of miles down the street, or hit the
 Runway rest. out by the airport off route 8, if you watn bar food try
 Gunner's downtown or go grungy and eat the hot dogs at the old shop
 downtown just up from the Penn Theatre
 Michael

 Braden P. wrote:

 > I had dinner at Dingbats in Butler on 4/15, and I must admit, it was
 > the worst experience I've had in a long time.  We ordered the nachos
 > appetizer - what little cheese was on them was dry and old, the nachos
 > themselves were stuck together like they were glued with crazy glue.
 >
 > My chicken fajita order was basically a failure.  The chicken strips
 > were so chewy, one could blow a bubble.
 >
 > My friend's ravioli were undercooked, they were like eating pieces of
 > plastic.  All in all, I expected something just a LITTLE more of
 > Dingbats.  I've eaten at the Oxford Center location several times and
 > never had an experience as bad as this.  I highly suggest that you go
 > elsewhere if you're in the Butler area.  McDonalds scroes higher
 > points than Dingbats of Butler.  I will admit, the waitress was very
 > nice and understanding, what a shame she's working at such a waste of
 > a place.    Has anyone else had any bad experiences at Dingbats in
 > Butler?
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