Breakfast Sandwich (7.5/10): Egg was cooked perfectly (nice and runny). Generous amount of cheese…read more I loved the rye buns! Rye Waffle (7.5/10): Waffle was very unique as well. Never had a rye waffle before, but it was very flavorful and had great texture. Salad (6.5/10): Salad tasted fresh. Felt like it was missing something in terms of taste, but not bad at all. I liked the addition of the chive flowers. House Soda (8/10): Strawberry buttermilk. Tasted fantastic! Service was great. Bakery was sold out by 1pm on Sunday. Menu is short and simple.

The Newt is such a welcome addition to the Becket dining scene (or, to be honest, it basically IS…read morethe Becket dining scene). It's especially excellent for breakfast or brunch; my go-to is The Molly, but all of the dishes are great. The baked goods and desserts are to die for. Definitely try the Newt if you haven't been there yet!

The food is prepaid with care and skill. You will not be disappointed by the down home feel and…read morerelaxed ambiance. It is a gem in the woods of Otis.

Food was wonderful! Service was spectacular. Great homey feeling. Music on point. A MUST stop off…read moreyou are going through the Berkshires!

Great staff- non judgmental , great food, welcoming atmosphere, fun environment. A place where…read moreeveryone knows your name . Clean!

I live in the area and was craving pizza, so I decided to try Route 8. I usually go get pizza from…read more30 minutes away. I'm not usually picky about pizza. It's my favorite food. The online menu says the crust is made with local sourdough. I think this made the crust very tough and almost hard. Took a long time to chew and I thought I was gonna lose a tooth when I took a bite. The pepperoni on my pizza was tiny. Like maybe the size of a quarter. They didn't taste good. The sauce was meh. Maybe too sweet? The cheese was ok. Wouldn't get pizza from them again.

The food is made with love. They do a good job. The ambience is Country Store Classic and the…read morecoffee is very good, with free refills. Highly recommend!

A quaint restaurant / Superette. Everything is homemade and made to order. Home-fries were off the…read morecharts best ever. Fresh eggs, homemade bread! The oatmeal with brown sugar and raisins was scrumptious . The ladies running the place were helpful and sweet. I would be a regular if I lived closer.

Food was excellent, I had the Pork Schnitzel. Service was on point without being obtrusive. The…read moreinside is typical New England country restaurant. Everything that you need for a great night with friends!

I've been to thousands of restaurants, this one is my favorite, that is not reported lightly. Our…read morewaitress, Danielle was an absolute hoot! Happy and fun like your favorite cousin. As an appetizer we shared a cup of the watermelon gazpatcho which was spicy sweet & fresh. For dinner I had the chicken pot pie which was beyond description... if this isn't your favorite chicken pot pie, then you should never have it again. Mary Beth had a beer from the local "Abandoned Building Brewery" called Dirty Girl, which she loved. For dinner she had meat loaf with fresh local green beens & broccoli and a side of roasted potatoes which was all 10 out of 10. Don't miss this restaurant! I mean it:

What a fabulous find!!! The owners are friendly, polite and welcoming!! As a former big time…read moremotorcyclists....what a road to get there!!!! Food was great! Service was great! Everything was sweet and excellent!! First time here! Not my last!!!!

This is the cutest place! If you're looking for a unique and kitschy eating experience, definitely…read moreswing on by! Loved the downtown earth buffet brunch, along with their farm grown maple syrup. Everything tasted so good! The Halloween themed decor all around was cute and funny. Highly recommend

This was one of, if not the best maple sugar shacks in New England. Unfortunately it is gone now…read moreafter the death of the original owner a couple years ago. Many fond memories here over the years. Will be missed.

Great place for an old fashioned breakfast served with unlimited Pure maple syrup…read more French toast was excellent, sausage was good.... the only issue I had was with the bacon. The bacon was almost non existent, it was so thin it blew off my plate when I moved my napkin. Nothing fancy here, but that's what makes it rustic.

Two Haiku Review:…read more Came here for brunch And was very happy! I Ordered a breakfast Burrito, quite good. Excellent service. Beware The wait can be long.

This place gets pretty busy for brunch so I suggest going early to beat the lines! I got the pork…read morebelly benedict and the shrimp/sweet corn benedict along with the kale salad. Both benedict's were decent, but they came with sourdough toast instead of the classic english muffin, making it very hard to eat. There was not much pork belly to be honest also. The hollandaise sauce that is vital to eggs benedict was lacking in my opinion, but I did really enjoy the side salad it came with. The kale salad was not good at all. The dressing tasted artificial and we did not touch it at all.

Had a fantastic breakfast at Lee's this morning. One of my all time memorable. I couldn't say what…read morethe wrap was but it was breakfasty good. My wife had blueberry French toast which I traded her for. An all time great flavor. Coffee was good and plentiful in coffee drinker sized mugs. Highly recommended if your in Lee, MA.

I usually get the chicken Caesar wrap, it's simple and really tasty! Everyone who works there is…read morekind and efficient. If grabbing a quick bite you can sit in the center of Lee and enjoy the atmosphere on a picnic table.

Great, hand made with care food. Friendly service. Mellow environment with a "Women & Women First"…read morevibe. Highly recommended

The starving artist Café makes decent food for the Berkshires. But it is not a place that has…read moreamazing crêpes by city standards or French standards. I'm not sure what is missing, but it feels very suburban or country which it is and there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but it doesn't taste like authentic crêpes. I really do like the fact that it's a cute spot decent coffee and decent breakfast in small town USA with friendly service and you feel like you're supporting a local business. We will keep coming back, but I do wish some of the crêpes for me being more authentic versions of what they are today.