Place was great! Closed down now going to be Canaan Cafe. Don't know what happened but hope…read moreeverything is ok with Andrew.

Sitting behind an unassuming facade on the east side of Main Street is some of the best food…read moreanywhere around here. Legitimately excellent. Don't let the bakery tag fool you, there is a full sit down menu and I came away from lunch with my next order already in mind. Food absolutely blew me (and my wife) away, without waxing too poetic I'll just say that it's special and an absolute credit to Canaan's food scene. Staff were incredibly friendly, the atmosphere is warm and the reason you're presumably there (to eat) is what makes this place special. They're punching well above the price point, I've been served an inferior soup at twice the price at many a cute little inn or b&b across New England. Glad to have them in town and excited about the idea of a dinner menu making an appearance soon!

Unassuming place with good food. Nothing fancy, no frills in the best of ways. You can order to-go…read moreor dine in. Its family owned and a mom + pop shop. The sandwiches and burgers very good. Service is friendly and they know the locals.

Always drove by here and finally stopped in. Walked up and there were people standing in the…read moredoorway impeding the way in. Thought, must be busy. Squeezed in and there was no one in the waiting area. Rude older women asked if we were taking out or staying. We stated staying... "25 minutes to take your order" she exclaimed. Didn't see many happy faces seated so we turned around and left. Apparently, you're not allowed to wait for your Togo order inside either judging by other reviews. Walked 1/2 block to Teo Tacos and dad an amazing meal...

Clam chowder soup was to die for ! Iced latte also good, I look forward to trying the pizzaread more

One of my favorite aspects of Provisions (besides the excellent people, service, coffee, location,…read moreand feel of the place) is their revolving side dishes/salads. Yes, their sandwiches are good, as are the other mains, but I love trying the next new thing when I decide to have food. Today, after swearing the last time that I had "the best" side/salad yet, I find myself saying it again. Charred broccoli Caesar. Genius. Why haven't I thought of this?!? Oh, I know, as I'm not chef! This was perfectly seasoned, perfectly grilled, balanced, and perfectly delicious. I'm sure I'll be saying next Friday's will be better than today. But if you sleep on the food or sides as it's "quick serve," you're missing out.

What a gem of a place…read more We were looking for someplace rustic yet refined- and this was the perfect blend of both. Perfect weekend getaway. And we were treated to an amazing jazz band on Friday night! No front desk everything is handled by text it call and that worked just fine for us. Very responsive and helpful. The rooms do not have TVs or mini fridges- but you aren't here anyhow to watch TV. Really comfortable bed and perfect for a peaceful nights slumber. The property is beautiful - plenty of hiking and walking trails. Great locations and amazing views. Do not overlook the stagecoach tavern in the property for dinners- I'll review that separately. Breakfasts were amazing and the same superior quality as the restaurant. Best food we have had in a long time. The staff is more than happy to accommodate you in the private sauna or an outside fire with smores! Looking forward to our next trip here.

Buyer beware! I'll break this review up into three parts because there are a lot of moving parts…read morehere. Booking/ pricing/ management: We stayed a night at the Race Brook Lodge to see a concert a little while ago. At first glance, a stay here looks a little pricey based on what you appear to be getting. In my head, $200 for a small room in a converted barn is steep. When I went to book it, I was asked to select a "package." There was one advertising a nights stay, a three course dinner in the Stagecoach Tavern, and breakfast the next day for $185. I thought since dinner and breakfast were included, that wasn't such a bad deal after all. Total cost after taxes and fees when I hit the purchase button: $201 Imagine my surprise when I got my confirmation email and took a look at the receipt- $309. I quickly looked at my credit card statement, sure enough- $309. I sent them an email immediately asking what was up with the extra $108. Crickets. Oh well, I figured I could just hash it out with them when we got there. I came to find out that there is no front desk, and everything is handled over text messages, so that made it a little more difficult. When the time came to check out, I got a text asking me to click a link to view my "balance." I clicked it and discovered that they were attempting to charge me another $92. At this point I sent them another email and told them that this felt like a scam, and that I would be disputing the charges with my credit card. They responded right away saying that there was a miscommunication, the "package" was actually separate from the room charge and that they were supposed to let me know of that right after I booked, but someone dropped the ball. They did eventually honor the original $201 price that I was quoted, but if I hadn't noticed the discrepancy or been firm about fixing it, I can't imagine they would have refunded it by themselves. Sidenote: when looking closely at the dinner/breakfast package pricing- it's an absolute ripoff. "Package" dinner: $150 Meals Tax: $10.50 Billed gratuity: $24.00 All in- $184.50. For ONE person. For dinner and a middle of the road buffet breakfast? The "three course dinner" allows you to pick any starter, entree, and dessert from the restaurant menu. If you picked the three most expensive items in each category, it would be $104. Plus a $15 breakfast, you're still not even in the neighborhood of $150. I suppose selecting the meal package bestows on you the honor of donating an extra $31 to the owners of the lodge. Great deal! The Room: We were happy enough with our room. It was nothing special, but it had air conditioning, hot water, and it was clean: really my only three boxes that need to be checked by a hotel. The photos on their website appear to be from 2017, which made me a little weary, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that the room actually looked better in person. We stayed in the Hayloft #7 room. The concert in the barn: The concert we saw was EXCELLENT. The barn is an amazing venue for a small show like the one we saw. Everyone was giving each other a respectful amount of space, and there truly was not a bad view to be found anywhere. It was hot inside the night we were there, but when it gets to be a little much, you can just step outside, grab a glass of water and some fresh air, and come back in and still have an amazing view of the show. As far as concert venues go, it doesn't get much better than that. All in all, I can't recommend staying here. I'd go see another show in a heartbeat, but would look elsewhere for accommodations. Our time at the lodge was pleasant enough, but the funny business with their pricing left a really bad taste in my mouth. At my most charitable- I'd say it's bad bang for your buck. At worst, the pricing is intentionally ambiguous.

The peanut butter cookie is to die for... iced latte is also very good. The frittata is an…read moreexcellent breakfast, it's my favorite thing here so far

We were searching for a bakery on our way to our daughter's hous. Sweet William's Coffee Shop &…read moreBakery had the most delicious chocolate double layer cake! It was a big treat for our family.

staff is always very nice but the coffees ALWAYS come out like shit. either way to milky or not hot…read moreat all. definitely willing to spend more somewhere else than always being unsatisfied.

Every time I come to this Dunkin for a coffee, the wait is 10 minutes or more, even when the place…read moreisn't busy. I understand that sometimes they may be short-staffed, but this has happened to me several times. For a place where people usually stop to grab a quick coffee, the service should be much faster. I really hope they can improve their service and wait times.

We came here for lunch today, and it was such a lovely trip down memory lane. Many years ago, when…read moreI used to visit the Berkshires with different friends and my family, I would stay at Peter and Meredith's Old Inn on the Green. Peter and Meredith also own this café, so returning here brought back some wonderful memories. One of the things I've always loved is their tuna melt--and I was thrilled to see that it's still available! When we walked in, Brandon, who was working behind the counter, greeted us warmly. He explained that brunch had ended at 2:30 p.m., but we could still order lunch. Brandon was incredibly courteous, personable, and helpful, and his friendly welcome immediately made us feel comfortable. My husband and I both ordered the tuna melt. And apparently, one wasn't enough for me because I ended up ordering a second tuna melt just for myself. Yes, I had two tuna melts for lunch--and I have absolutely no regrets. It was just as delicious as I remembered. We also purchased a package of coffee to take home and enjoy later. We arrived fairly late in the afternoon, close to closing time, so most of the tempting pastries had already sold out. Honestly, that just gives us another reason to come back soon--next time, we'll make sure to arrive earlier! I walked out happy, and completely satisfied.

Still the only eatery for miles, ample outdoor seating with good coffee and baked goods. Tried the…read moreham/cheese croissant, which was a nice breakfast treat. It's also a good place to pick up a newspaper for those of us who like to read hard copy.

It is the highlight of our Memorial Day weekend! They sat us…read morein a private room which is very thoughtful. Our waiter was absolutely dedicated to us, patient, and pleasant. Local beers, and the Italian wine was delish. I had the non alcoholic beer because - as you know gentle readers - I don't drink anymore. We had scallops, golden beets, toasted bread and butter as appetizers. Then we had lasagna and the wagyu beef... all delish. For dessert we all had crème brûlée and our dear waiter said they might be overcooked and offered to switch to the chocolate cake in case we didn't like it... which was very thoughtful and never happens in restaurants!!!! ALSO THEY HAD SALSA NIGHT IN THE BARN!!! (Forward forward back, back back forward) Nice historical environment. It was a beautiful way to start our weekend. Thank you Massachusetts people.

Dinner at Stagecoach Tavern was utter chaos. The singular star is dedicated to the bartender & the…read moreburger my partner received. We came to RBL for a very specific concert. When we reserved our room, we purchased the dinner package, which included a three course dinner at Stagecoach Tavern. The website stated that gratuity was included in the package because "we have raised our prices to provide better wages for our staff." With the lack of a front desk & seemingly no internal system for keeping track of guests, this "package" proved to be difficult & frustrating to redeem. The staff didn't seem to to know about our 6:45 dinner reservation, let alone our dinner package. But eventually we were led to a table where we sat & waited. & waited. We waited so long, without anyone visiting our table to even take our drink order, that we had time to notice some disturbing things around us. 1. Lipstick stains on the cloth napkins. 2. Lipstick gunk on the water glasses. 3. Flies buzzing around everywhere. 4. Other patrons looking annoyed & restless. About 15 minutes into our sit, another couple was led to a table next to us. Then the server returned to take their drink order. Then they received their drinks. Then they ordered food. ... All before anyone spoke to us. At one point, we made note that they might know the owner. In that case, how embarrassing for Stagecoach Tavern to have a dining room full of restless guests & continuing to only dote on the customers they know personally. Bad practice. Finally, after about almost an hour of sitting, a very stressed bartender noticed us. He stopped to take our drink order, despite our table being very obviously out of his jurisdiction. He was out of breath & agitated, so we didn't think it was a good time to bring up our alleged "package." We just ordered "whatever can be made quickly," since we had a concert to get to. My partner ordered the burger. I ordered the fried fish. He was quickly on his way. Then the special table next to us received their food. Our table was still empty, except for the lipstick stained napkins, the lipstick gunked water glasses, & the flies. There was a table of 3 near us that had been already sitting when we arrived at Stagecoach Tavern. They were restless & clearly upset. When they finally got a chance, they flagged down the elusive server (who had still not visited our table) to ask for their food to-go. They couldn't wait any longer. We watched in horror as the server gave no explanation, no apology, & no discount to the table of 3 that was requesting their "fine dining" to-go because it was taking so long. After speaking with the table of 3, the server finally came to our table. It had been OVER an HOUR since we had been sat. She didn't realize that the bartender had been by, so she asked us what she could get us to drink. We told her that we didn't need to order anything, as we had already spoken with the bartender. I did request replacement water glasses, though. We also asked if our two entrees could be covered by our dinner "package" because we didn't have the time to wait for a three-course meal at this point. She said no. We asked her to check with a manager. The VIP table next to us had completely finished their meal & were waiting for the check, at this time. We didn't hear back from her & didn't receive new water glasses. Eventually, our drinks & food were dropped at our table by a member of the kitchen staff. My partner said the burger was phenomenal. The fried fish dish was a nice medley of flavors. I particularly enjoyed the unique blueberry/dill combination. It was, unfortunately, tedious to eat & not enough food. I knew I would still be hungry, but we certainly didn't have the time or patience to order anything else. The concert was due to begin at any moment, so I left the tavern to head over to the venue, leaving my partner with the unsavory job of settling the bill (thank you, love you.) Apparently they did eventually call it a wash, as our two drinks & two entrees tallied up to a total that was far less than what the dinner package could potentially include. My partner left a $20 bill on the bar for the bartender. After the fact, we were charged $185 for the dinner package that was supposed to be included in our room reservation. They included a $24 restaurant gratuity charge which really tied my knickers in a knot, considering their spiel about raising staff pay & included gratuity. Even if you build your own three course dinner by ordering the most expensive starter, entree, & dessert off the menu, you still won't tally up a $185 bill. The dinner package is a scam. After repeated attempts to contact their customer service (again, there's no front desk) we finally received a refund for the dinner package. What a disaster. Where is management?

Incredibly welcoming and friendly staff. The Rocktoberfest salad special was a delicious and…read morehealthy option and the crispy chicken sandwich is perfection.

Stopped in while bike riding. Wonderful people, great service. Great food. Get the fries!…read more Butternut squash soup was awesome

The food tasted incredible and the attention to detail was so good.. The servers were one tall one…read moreand one chubby short one and both were incredible with their service i wish i'd picked up their names because they were incredible. The ambiance they created in the restaurant was far above average and my group and I being from Florida found this as a very nice touch. This was by far one of the most delicious and best priced restaurants we've been to so far up north. Would 100% recommend to anyone in their right mind lol.

This place is easy to miss. The sign outside is hard to read and not very eye-catching. With the…read moreflags along the road, one might think it's a car dealer. Ah, but go when it's quiet and not only will the service be friendly and attentive, the food will sparkle taste buds and fill the belly. We went for dinner at around 6:30 and an early crowd was on its way out. Our timing was just right. Our drinks and food came promptly. But shortly after our entrees arrived, 3 different families came in one after another in parties of 8, 4, and 4, and they all ordered alcohol, i think margaritas because the guy who had taken our order was no sooner behind the bar filling out drink orders. There was only one other server. But the drinks... Yes to the margarita. Delicious and fresh, not with artificial sour mix but with real citrus. I had lemonade, which was fresh and not too sweet. And the food... yum. The salsa has a little smokiness (chipotle?) which made the chips go down way too fast. I ordered a vegetarian molcajete, a hot mortar bowl filled with rice, beans, and vegetables. I took the leftovers home and had the rest for lunch the next day. It was too big for me to finish at dinner after having the best tostones I think I've ever had at a restaurant. The tostones were perfectly crunchy on the outside and served over a pad of guacamole. The only thing i didn't like about the food were the flour tortillas, which i mostly didn't eat. I react to xanthan gum and guar gum and hence aware when foods contain them. These tortillas were too stretchy to not have one of these additives. But it's hard to get flour tortillas these days without it. (They do exist!) We will definitely be back. I hope they figure out the serving staff situation soon. I would be perfectly happy eating there if we had to order at the counter.