I love this place! The pretzels are excellent and the prices are incredible! We now have our "go-to" snack to bring to parties and picnics. The 1/2 tray of rivits comes with two dips for $22.00! There are over a hundred of these little bite sized pretzels and they are made fresh while you wait in less than ten minutes. Can't miss for any function, it pittsburgh, everyone loves pretzels!!
(5)
Matthew Y.
First time to one of these pretzel places and they didn't disappoint. The pretzels came right of the oven and were delicious! We paired our pretzel with the cheese and it was the right choice second only to mustard. The staff was very friendly and they even threw in a free pretzel dog for Hot Dog appreciation day. I'd go back but we live a couple hundred miles away.
(5)
Jamie L.
I love this place! They offer catering tray options, which I have used for work and family functions. They are always a hit! The service is fast, the pretzels are great! The cheese sauce dip never disappoints! I just recently tried the icing dip, and my office devoured it! So good! What I find most convenient is that they only need 10-15 minutes notice for a catering tray! Give them a try, you won't be disappointed!
(5)
Jennifer G.
Apparently it was national pretzel day on Saturday. Who knew? In honor of the "holiday" they were giving away free pretzels, so we stopped in. The pretzels are usually around $2 each and were very tasty. Perfectly soft dough, just the right amount of salt and fresh and hot out of the oven. Perfection. They also had a variety of sauces to dip your pretzel. They ranged from several flavors of mustard, chocolate and cream cheese. In addition to their plain pretzels, they had pretzel dogs, pretzel pizzas and even a cheese steak pretzel. We did not try any of them on this visit, but with as tasty as our pretzels were, we will on a future visit. There are two coolers worth of beverage options in bottles and cans all priced between $1 and $2. The downside is that there is no customer seating area. There is quite a bit of space to the right of the counter that seems to be a work area of some sort, but there was nothing going on there. It would be nice to have a small seating area in case you didn't want to eat your pretzel in the car. This would be especially handy if you did purchase any of the dips as they can be quite messy. Bonus: If you check in on Yelp, you get five free when you purchase five.
(4)
Darren W.
I've had these pretzels before at Philly Soft Pretzel Factory's Cranberry location and like them even less now. Today at work, two of our drivers were thinking alike, each picking up pretzels for us from two different outlets: PSPF's Bridgeville franchise and South Side's famed Pretzel Shop. Cruelly, swiftly, easily, The South Side Pretzels won the fight with a backhand in the first round. Philly Soft Pretzel Factory's brezel's are exposed for the particle board-flavored, toilet paper roll-textured scam that they are when pit 'gainst The Pretzel Shop's doughy, buttery, moist, peppery knots. I would hope that Philly Soft Pretzel Factory's foodstuffs are not representative of the city they are named after. I mean, this was offensive. God damn.
(2)
Brian H.
Love this place! Really great prices on soft pretzels! Lots of dipping "sauce" options to enhance your pretzel eating experience!
(4)
Joe D.
No! No way! I never thought I'd be saying this, but I found a pretzel that exceeds The Pretzel Shop on the South Side. Ever since my first visit to Philly when I was eight years old, I fell in love with those pretzel street vendors selling those amazing crunchy, chewy, salty treats. Each vender seemed to have a different mustard. Didn't matter, I wanted soft pretzels. I remember my older cousin Frankie taking me to a place near Betsy Ross' house. A portly man, quick witted, W.C. Fields nose, white hair, reminded you of someone's grandfather. Frankie ordered two pretzels and the man squeezed the most amazing mustard on them. We sat on a stoop (Philly speak for steps) and shared a conversation about baseball and we downed those pretzels like they were the last meal we were ever going to eat. Sorry I got off the subject.... After working out at LA Fitness I needed some carbs, I saw the Philly Soft Pretzel Factory and pulled in. My mind was transported back to Philly for just a moment. These looked like the ones W.C. Field's sold out of his cart. I ordered one and went outside on the stoop and took a bite. Cue the harp and fade out like a dream sequence from the 60's TV shows. I was eight years old, Frankie was 17 again, still the same cheesy teen boy mustache, I was wearing P F Flyers, I had on a horrible striped shirt like I was on the TV show Zoom, and a mustard gold Pirates cap on my head. Frankie was showing me on a map where Shibe Park used to be, and how close we were to the Liberty Bell. We'd go there after we finished our pretzels. He wiped the mustard off my face, straightened my hat, told me he'd buy me a Phillie's cap and we walked to the car. Back to the present. It's amazing how a food, or a smell can take you back to simpler times, when all you had to do in life was pass your classes and do homework. The pretzels they sell here remind me of the one they sell on the carts in Philly. They also have Pretzel sandwiches and Pretzel wrapped hot dogs The real hot dogs with the natural casings. If there's no parking on the South Side, head over to Collier and hit this place up. If you've ever had one in Philly, be prepared to take a trip there in your mind. PS I still have that Phillie's cap. I need to call Frankie.
(4)
Kay E.
Members in my office occasionally bring in soft pretzels from Philly Pretzel Factory, and they did again this morning. Now, I am a FIEND for soft pretzels and what I have sampled from here ROCKS!!!! Always warm and oh so soft I am reminded of my bed. And they don't over use the salt like most concession stands you may run into at a sporting event. They have plain and cinnamon flavors as well as a wonderful variety of dips! They have: minis, rivets (they are like bite sized nuggets), pretzel dogs and sausage, and stuffed pretzels (think buffalo chicken or cheese steak!!!). What really makes this place stand out are customized shaped pretzels, in addition to their already unique shape that looks more like a chain link than the typical twist! I haven't seen any of these in person, but the pic on the website shows a collection of sea creatures, such as lobsters and crabs. They look really awesome! I bet customized pretzels would really be neat at a bridal or baby shower! I WILL visit in person and have a cheese steak! I WILL!!! Also look for their office deal: 50 pretzels for 15$ before 9am!!!!!
(5)
DJ J.
If you love pretzels you'll love this place. They have pretzel dogs, cheese steak pretzels, cheese pretzels. Custom pretzels. We had some rivets and some cinnamon pretzels. Yum!
(4)
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Address :1150 Washington Pike
Bridgeville, PA, 15017
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Late Night Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
John C.
I love this place! The pretzels are excellent and the prices are incredible! We now have our "go-to" snack to bring to parties and picnics. The 1/2 tray of rivits comes with two dips for $22.00! There are over a hundred of these little bite sized pretzels and they are made fresh while you wait in less than ten minutes. Can't miss for any function, it pittsburgh, everyone loves pretzels!!
(5)Matthew Y.
First time to one of these pretzel places and they didn't disappoint. The pretzels came right of the oven and were delicious! We paired our pretzel with the cheese and it was the right choice second only to mustard. The staff was very friendly and they even threw in a free pretzel dog for Hot Dog appreciation day. I'd go back but we live a couple hundred miles away.
(5)Jamie L.
I love this place! They offer catering tray options, which I have used for work and family functions. They are always a hit! The service is fast, the pretzels are great! The cheese sauce dip never disappoints! I just recently tried the icing dip, and my office devoured it! So good! What I find most convenient is that they only need 10-15 minutes notice for a catering tray! Give them a try, you won't be disappointed!
(5)Jennifer G.
Apparently it was national pretzel day on Saturday. Who knew? In honor of the "holiday" they were giving away free pretzels, so we stopped in. The pretzels are usually around $2 each and were very tasty. Perfectly soft dough, just the right amount of salt and fresh and hot out of the oven. Perfection. They also had a variety of sauces to dip your pretzel. They ranged from several flavors of mustard, chocolate and cream cheese. In addition to their plain pretzels, they had pretzel dogs, pretzel pizzas and even a cheese steak pretzel. We did not try any of them on this visit, but with as tasty as our pretzels were, we will on a future visit. There are two coolers worth of beverage options in bottles and cans all priced between $1 and $2. The downside is that there is no customer seating area. There is quite a bit of space to the right of the counter that seems to be a work area of some sort, but there was nothing going on there. It would be nice to have a small seating area in case you didn't want to eat your pretzel in the car. This would be especially handy if you did purchase any of the dips as they can be quite messy. Bonus: If you check in on Yelp, you get five free when you purchase five.
(4)Darren W.
I've had these pretzels before at Philly Soft Pretzel Factory's Cranberry location and like them even less now. Today at work, two of our drivers were thinking alike, each picking up pretzels for us from two different outlets: PSPF's Bridgeville franchise and South Side's famed Pretzel Shop. Cruelly, swiftly, easily, The South Side Pretzels won the fight with a backhand in the first round. Philly Soft Pretzel Factory's brezel's are exposed for the particle board-flavored, toilet paper roll-textured scam that they are when pit 'gainst The Pretzel Shop's doughy, buttery, moist, peppery knots. I would hope that Philly Soft Pretzel Factory's foodstuffs are not representative of the city they are named after. I mean, this was offensive. God damn.
(2)Brian H.
Love this place! Really great prices on soft pretzels! Lots of dipping "sauce" options to enhance your pretzel eating experience!
(4)Joe D.
No! No way! I never thought I'd be saying this, but I found a pretzel that exceeds The Pretzel Shop on the South Side. Ever since my first visit to Philly when I was eight years old, I fell in love with those pretzel street vendors selling those amazing crunchy, chewy, salty treats. Each vender seemed to have a different mustard. Didn't matter, I wanted soft pretzels. I remember my older cousin Frankie taking me to a place near Betsy Ross' house. A portly man, quick witted, W.C. Fields nose, white hair, reminded you of someone's grandfather. Frankie ordered two pretzels and the man squeezed the most amazing mustard on them. We sat on a stoop (Philly speak for steps) and shared a conversation about baseball and we downed those pretzels like they were the last meal we were ever going to eat. Sorry I got off the subject.... After working out at LA Fitness I needed some carbs, I saw the Philly Soft Pretzel Factory and pulled in. My mind was transported back to Philly for just a moment. These looked like the ones W.C. Field's sold out of his cart. I ordered one and went outside on the stoop and took a bite. Cue the harp and fade out like a dream sequence from the 60's TV shows. I was eight years old, Frankie was 17 again, still the same cheesy teen boy mustache, I was wearing P F Flyers, I had on a horrible striped shirt like I was on the TV show Zoom, and a mustard gold Pirates cap on my head. Frankie was showing me on a map where Shibe Park used to be, and how close we were to the Liberty Bell. We'd go there after we finished our pretzels. He wiped the mustard off my face, straightened my hat, told me he'd buy me a Phillie's cap and we walked to the car. Back to the present. It's amazing how a food, or a smell can take you back to simpler times, when all you had to do in life was pass your classes and do homework. The pretzels they sell here remind me of the one they sell on the carts in Philly. They also have Pretzel sandwiches and Pretzel wrapped hot dogs The real hot dogs with the natural casings. If there's no parking on the South Side, head over to Collier and hit this place up. If you've ever had one in Philly, be prepared to take a trip there in your mind. PS I still have that Phillie's cap. I need to call Frankie.
(4)Kay E.
Members in my office occasionally bring in soft pretzels from Philly Pretzel Factory, and they did again this morning. Now, I am a FIEND for soft pretzels and what I have sampled from here ROCKS!!!! Always warm and oh so soft I am reminded of my bed. And they don't over use the salt like most concession stands you may run into at a sporting event. They have plain and cinnamon flavors as well as a wonderful variety of dips! They have: minis, rivets (they are like bite sized nuggets), pretzel dogs and sausage, and stuffed pretzels (think buffalo chicken or cheese steak!!!). What really makes this place stand out are customized shaped pretzels, in addition to their already unique shape that looks more like a chain link than the typical twist! I haven't seen any of these in person, but the pic on the website shows a collection of sea creatures, such as lobsters and crabs. They look really awesome! I bet customized pretzels would really be neat at a bridal or baby shower! I WILL visit in person and have a cheese steak! I WILL!!! Also look for their office deal: 50 pretzels for 15$ before 9am!!!!!
(5)DJ J.
If you love pretzels you'll love this place. They have pretzel dogs, cheese steak pretzels, cheese pretzels. Custom pretzels. We had some rivets and some cinnamon pretzels. Yum!
(4)