For 30 years I've either baked or picked up a raspberry pie for my husband's birthday. Since we…read morejust moved to the area and this place seemed pretty busy, I thought I'd try one of their pies. Stopped in yesterday and got a raspberry pie and a "walnut" brownie for myself. I ate the brownie on the drive home. It was dry, hard and contained pecans, not walnuts. Not a big deal for me since I like both walnuts and pecans. But still ... The pie might be the second worst raspberry pie I've purchased (second only to one that never gelled). First, it's salty. EW! It should be sweet and tangy. Heck, my husband wouldn't mind tart. But salty? No. Second, I paid $22 for a pie with what looks and tastes like canned raspberries. The filling if very syrupy, gooey. Either that or they misused ClearJel rather than tapioca or corn starch for thickening. It's so thick, it coats the back of your throat, like you've eaten corn syrup poured over smashed raspberries. It doesn't taste like the appropriate amount of sugar was added to the filling either. It does not taste fresh at all. It tastes like one I could have picked up at the grocery store. As a matter of fact, I think Hannaford's has mini pies that are far better.

My husband and I came here just to check it out and ended up buying almost everything. First off,…read morethe food is amazing. The Hurricane sandwich was divine, and my beef brisket bowl was incredibly delicious--the meat was so tender. We also picked up doughnuts, chocolate fudge, beef jerky, apple cider, and more. Highly recommend stopping by! We would have taken home some plants too, but it started pouring.

This is a great store, my wife and I bought many things in here for gifts. Lots of old time candy…read moreand products. Making my wife extremely happy, they had lots of tea things. It was a great find in town.

Williams & Sons Country Store is located in the heart of downtown Stockbridge, MA. Filled with…read morenooks and crannies of all sorts of fun things, I didn't know where to start. The store clerk was friendly and welcoming as she greeted me and every customer in the store, offering assistance and information on the vast array of items. There were toys (mostly nostalgic toys and also unique games that you wouldn't find at a brand named chain store), items that were locally hand crafted, candies, tea, candles, books, kitchen knick knacks ....and the list goes on. The prices were average/the same you would see in a similar store, but this country store probably has the most varied items I've seen in one place. It's definitely a "must see" especially if you're looking for a gift or souvenir.

It is the size of a postage stamp, and if you have ever been to union square farmers market in NYC,…read moredo not come expecting that. What you will get here is a curated selection of local vendors with pretty much all you need. The only thing missing was a bakery stand IMO. Reasonable prices, too.

Great small market filled with local vendors. Many other farmers markets bring in people from far…read moreaway to make a large space. This market is on the smaller size with between 12-20 vendors. But, they are great choices of people, many of whom operate in Pittsfield or adjacent towns. I am a huge fan of Square Roots Farm, Hilltop Orchards and Cricket Creek Farms. Hardly a week goes by that I do not get something from each of them. Many others are also great. Here is a tip -- if you have the time -- go to both this market and the one in Lanesboro at the Berkshire Mall. They are at the same time and are only a few miles apart. The difference is that most of the Lanesboro vendors get their produce from the Pioneer Valley (Springfield / Northhampton / Amherst region). Their growing season is a little different. So, sometimes you will find fresh strawberries in one market and fresh blueberries in the other.

Such a great new add to the area. Not just charming, very delicious pastries and coffee. Bonus is…read moretheir gluten free options. My wife loves their blueberry muffins and I like everything else;). The corn muffin and scones were my faves. The scones have a nice different texture to them, not dry. Coffee is on point. And overall feel is welcoming and wonderful. We will continue to pop in. *ate everything else before capturing. Only remembered for the bagel;)

Great experience here on a summer weekday morning! Cute space with inside tables thoughtfully…read moredesigned for groups (4-5 people) and some bar seats. They have wifi but no bathroom. I just got an iced coffee so can't really speak to variety of offerings, but the iced coffee was good and milk/sweeteners were out on the counter to add your own. I try the baked goods but they definitely looked delicious - for next time!

The name on this store is misleading -- there was nothing old-fashioned or country-ish about it,…read moreother than the building it's in. Lots of fun things, though. A mishmash of jewelry, t-shirts, and knick-knacs is fun to browse through. A good place if you're trying to escape the typical colonial New England gift shop.

Went during shoulder of blueberry season and definitely had to work to find the sweet ones. Some…read morewere too watery or too sour, but overall very fun experience and wasn't too busy. Expect to spend at least an hour here to find the quality blueberries. We were told it was a minimum 2 pints purchase for blueberry picking. Parking is on gravel lot and a bit limited. They also have a gorgeous plant and blueberry shop inside.

Earlier today, my family and I visited Windy Hill to pick blueberries. We have visited several…read moretimes to pick berries, as well as purchase items for our garden. When we returned to the parking lot, I discovered that someone had hit my car while it was parked. The left rear bumper was covered in dirt and had significant scratches. My car had been parked along the side of the lot in a spot where several other vehicles were also parked; there was no "No Parking" signage in the area. I went inside to ask whether the property had video surveillance footage of the parking lot to see if I could identify a license plate and contact them. The employee I spoke with responded rudely, stating that they had no video footage and that I should have parked elsewhere. As a customer I expect appropriate attention to matters on their property. As a human, I would hope for at least some help. I received neither. This experience was very disappointing.

"One, two, three, hey, look at Mr. Lee Three, four, five,…read morehey, look at him jive" (The Bobettes) What a nice time we had today at a quintessential New England Farmer's market. The weather was gorgeous, the live vocalist and his acoustic guitar were at the "right" volume, the crowd and vendors were friendly, and the assortment of goods to look at was varied. We took a leisurely stroll around the grounds of the town square where the market is set up. We saw vendors selling Maple Products, honey, baked goods, produce, plants, artwork, sculptures, eggs, beef, pork, soaps, pottery, baked goods and more. There was also a food truck and a hot dog cart. We picked up some broccoli, some baked goods, and I had an early lunch from the hot dog cart. Parking is a snap, with plenty of spots in the Town green parking lot and adjacent spaces by shops and a church.

Delicious ice creme Best butter…read moreBeautiful farm Must visit if in Lenox,Ma Family owned fir several generations

No coffee nowhere to sit…read more Pastries good. Just not what we were expecting. 3.5 stars.

Just shopped there and my car smells incredible from the baked goods! The Gruyère and leek quiche…read moreis fabulous. And the chocolate croissant is the best we've ever had. A little slice of heaven bakery .