Step back in time! What a treasure this place is - this original vintage diner is sure to put a…read moresmile on your face. The menu is great and has some original things like the Miss Florence Talking Dixie breakfast ( highly recommend). They offer gluten free waffles which is a real treat for those who are gluten free! Great service - from greetings as you walk in to making sure you have everything you need. Pleasant and clean spot to enjoy a good meal whether you are traveling solo or either friends. Enjoy!

Never disappointed! Have been going for 60 years and I've always got something good to eat! They've…read moregot a large menu that changes regularly! It's definitely worth the trip!

Awesome late night drinks! Didn't try any food but was a fun spot…read more Definitely want to try more soon

Stopped by the cafe for a tea and to read. Staff are very nice, this cafe offers a unique ambiance…read morethat i've been looking for.

I went back to the dirty truth for the first time in years. I think that the last time I had been…read morethere was when it was still a sister bar to the moan and dove. They have a very well curated selection of beers on tap. I had a Saison Dupont and a Foam collab. They also have food and I got an order of fries with some garlic aioli. Amazing!!! I heard that the chicken sandwich there is very good. I'd like to come back and try it sometime.

I've been here a few times. Service is very pleasant and oddly slow, so it's kind of like dining…read morein the south. You just have to accept the pace. The beer selection is the best I've ever seen in terms of quality breweries. Hill Farmstead is on the menu today (four different ones!) and there are so many others! The wine selection is ok. This is a beer place in my view. Food options are limited and all excellent. Some dishes can be made vegan if that's your preference but there's something for everyone and the quality is spot on. Tonight I had a tofu sandwich that was excellent another person had a kale salad and raved about it. There's something to be said for a place that limits itself to things it does perfectly and The Dirty Truth seems to be that kind of place. It also focuses on beer and food that are interesting and of the highest possible quality. IT's affordable and unpretentious and very comfortable for large and small groups alike. I think I'm coming here on every trip to Northampton. It's that good! See for yourself!

So delicious!!! Been here twice now, first time only for drinks, second time for the prix fixe…read moreValentine's Day night dinner. $125 for couples for SO much food. And it was all so incredibly delicious. Props to the chef, hands down. I opted for the high tops when making the 8:00P reservation and it was still busy at that time which was great for them. I do wish I'd have known the size of their high top as I might have chosen a different table but it was still great. Our server was very nice, I wish I remembered her name! The food again, was so delicious. I think my favorite dishes were the grilled miso scallops and definitely the bananas foster crème brûlée.

I've been wanting to try this place for a while, and as someone who loves oysters, that was enough…read moreto get me in the door. I went with my best friend for lunch. We got there around 1:40 p.m. and they closed at 2, so my friend was a little worried, but we were still welcomed and the staff was very friendly. It's a small place, but I actually liked that it felt cozy. We ordered 12 oysters, two orders of gumbo, a kale Caesar salad, the catfish special to split, and a bourbon-based drink. The oysters were $2 each, which I thought was a pretty good deal. The gumbo was really, really good. It came out a little lukewarm, but the flavor was absolutely there 10/10. The oysters were fresh and also 10/10. The bourbon drink was another standout. The presentation was beautiful, the little flower was such a nice touch, and it tasted just as good as it looked. The kale Caesar was where things dipped a little. It was pretty dry, so we asked for extra dressing, but the dressing didn't really add much flavor. When our waitress checked in, we were honest and said it just wasn't our favorite. I hate sending food back or complaining. I'll usually just stop eating it but she was so kind and apologetic. What really stood out was how they handled it. They told us they were taking the salad off the bill, which they absolutely did not have to do. We had planned to just take the one we had already eaten from home and fix it ourselves, but one of the staff members made us a completely new salad to go. She even massaged the kale so it was actually tender and enjoyable. That was such a thoughtful touch. The catfish was a hit for my friend. It wasn't my favorite, but I still ate it. Overall, I would definitely come back. Next time I'd probably keep it simple; oysters, gumbo, and a drink and I'd be happy. The service was phenomenal, and honestly, service really makes a place. Feeling welcomed and comfortable matters, and this place absolutely gave that.

The staff are so nice! Just unbelievably nice! It's a…read morerelaxed and very fun environment. And the burgers are very good!

Pretty cute hole in the wall retro bar…read more They do a LOT of cute/cool event nights, Mini Hot Dog night, Hello Kitty night, Bob's Burgers night, Rocky Horror trivia...you name it. The night we finally went was for Zelda night. Knowing my boyfriend, we all know he mah be the biggest Zelda fan in western Massachusetts so obviously we had to go! They had one tabletop Zelda game in the facility, it would have been nice to have a few of them so more of us could play/immerse in the Zelda night. They also had Mario playing on the walls which threw me off a bit. There were free stickers all over the bar along with some "rupees" which was a cute touch. It was pretty easy to order the drinks and food, and the staff behind the counter were all very nice. We tried 2/3 drinks and enjoyed both of them. Two food options were made, Hearty Monster Rice Balls, and Meat Pies. The rice balls were honestly pretty good, nothing fancy but good. The Meat Pies filling was good, but the entirety of it was pretty greasy and oily which was a little disappointing. I do hope they do another Zelda night and offer more food options. If they do that, we will definitely go again!

Ordered Waffle and 2 eggs. 7.25 for the waffle, add 1.99 if you want maple syrup and 6.00 yes 6.00…read morefor two eggs. Prices are outrageous. Everyone knows coffee prices are 90% profit at $3.00 but that is most restaurants. No seating until your entire party is inside the door. I was outside in plain site talking with a friend. Even though my wife a senior pointed me out to them they made her wait. Used to like the place but will never go there again.

Found this place on Yelp and checked it out. I was not…read moredisappointed . I ordered a hot chocolate with whipped cream to start (was cold outside) and got the Hot Vegetable wrap with a side salad. Good portion of both and they were so good. The salad was crispy and had purple cabbage which is a favorite. The place itself is very vintage and cool. They also have a full bar for drinks and amazing house made pies. Prices are very reasonable and our waitress Naomi really made the experience. She is pure sunshine and joy. She is a real asset to the place. I highly recommend it for a quick bite or family gathering.

The place is cute and all, but the tea in itself could've been better. $13 for 2 tea's it could've…read morebeen A LOT better actually. It tasted sooooo watered down! I got a large Jasmine milk tea with boba and it was like a slight hint of Jasmin and watered down milk, blech! My brother ordered a passionfruit drink and his was actually decent tasting which is why this review isn't just a 1 star. What a letdown. Given the huge line out the door, I really thought I was going to get something good here.

The drinks and snacks are incredible, you get everything you ordered within 1 minute. The people…read morewho work there were very nice. This Teahouse in particular has sort of a homey feeling to it. Lastly the quality of the drinks is amazing while still being generally cheap.

Father's Day at Wiggins Tavern was one of the most disappointing dining experiences I've had…read more The restaurant advertised a price of $34.99, which was a major factor in our decision to dine there. However, when our party of four received the bill, the actual charges were dramatically different. We were charged $69.99 per person for dinner, plus a $54 service charge, a 20% gratuity, and tax, resulting in a bill of more than $350. My biggest issue is not necessarily the higher holiday pricing itself--restaurants are free to set their prices. The problem is that the Father's Day pricing was not clearly disclosed or prominently communicated before we ordered. Had we known the true cost, we would have made a different decision. Transparency matters. Customers should know exactly what they will be paying before they sit down and order, especially when holiday pricing nearly doubles the advertised rate and additional service charges and gratuities are automatically added. The food was acceptable, but it was completely overshadowed by the surprise bill and the feeling that important pricing information was not clearly communicated. Unfortunately, this experience left us feeling misled rather than appreciated on Father's Day. I have also filed complaints with the appropriate consumer protection agencies because I believe consumers deserve clear and accurate pricing information before making dining decisions.

Thanksgiving buffet at Hotel Northampton, a quintessential, New England Thanksgiving. Done right…read moreas someone who has worked away through more Thanksgiving prix fixe menus and buffets I care to admit I can say with confidence that hotel Northampton delivered one of the most well executed holiday spreads I've experienced in Western Massachusetts. From the moment I stepped inside that historic lobby beautifully decorated for the season, warm, inviting and buzzing with celebratory energy, I knew I was in good hands. The staff had that polished anticipatory service style that instantly sets the tone for a seamless dining experience. The Thanksgiving buffet was thoughtfully, curated, and impeccably maintained throughout the seating. The carve of turkey was exceptionally moist, no small fete on a buffet line and the stuffing and mashed potatoes struck that perfect balance between upscale and comfort, familiar seasonal size or vibrant, fresh and clearly prepared with intention rather than filler. Special shout out to the carving station team who prepared a wonderful prime rib roast - they were not only efficient, but genuinely personable, the kind of hospitality that elevates a meal from good commemorable desserts, the pumpkin pie with a silky custard with just the right spice and the pecan pie was rich without being cloy. I may or may not have sampled more than one plate in the name of research. Service was consistently attentive without hovering. Plates were cleared promptly and check-in is perfectly timed. You can tell this team knows how to handle high volume holiday service while keeping the guest experience front and center. Hotel Northampton nails a classic New England Holiday vibe with elevated execution, relaxed, delicious beautifully organized Thanksgiving. I'd absolutely return next year and recommend it to anyone looking to celebrate without compromise.