A sign at the entrance of the parking lot of the Dunkin’ at 236 N. Main St. in Butler is blocked off by traffic cones and caution tape on Thursday, July 17. Sol McCormick/Butler Eagle

The city of Butler’s option for drive-through coffee is undergoing renovations.

The Dunkin’ at 236 N. Main St. closed earlier this month for a “total renovation” of the location, Butler Mayor Bob Dandoy said Thursday, July 17.

“(Dunkin is) undergoing complete remodeling,” Dandoy said. “I don’t have a date for reopening, other than when they’re done.”

Dunkin’ did not immediately reply for requests for comment.

Despite being unsure when the location will reopen, Dandoy took a moment to express his excitement about the renovation.

“I’m happy to see a business invest and have confidence in the city,” Dandoy said. “I wish them continued success. I hope this is just a prelude to what I’m trying to make happen downtown.”

The Dunkin’ location opened its doors in August 2015 and cost roughly $1 million to construct.

The exterior of the Dunkin located at 236 N. Main St. in Butler sits empty on Thursday, July 17, as renovations are underway. Sol McCormick/Butler Eagle

A construction vehicle sits in the parking lot of the Dunkin located at 236 N. Main St. in Butler on Thursday, July 17. Sol McCormick/Butler Eagle