Ice cream that's work an hour drive? Well curated…read moreselection of tasty cheeses and accompanying items? Picturesque and well maintained farm full of fat happy Jersey cows? It does get very busy in the summer. And the lines can be long. There are not a ton of flavors and they do run out. Did I mention it's worth driving an hour for? For my money better than even Artheusa (and they are delicious). Make the trip.

Great spot! We arrived after dinner and just a few minutes before they close at 7pm. Ice cream was…read moreexceptional! Super velvety and rich and what they call one scoop is an extremely generous serving and a bit more than I had bargained for after a full meal. Nevertheless, it was so excellent I ate the whole serving! Cool Alpine themed grounds that resemble Germany or Switzerland and the cows are close by on view. Very kind and friendly service, I only wish they were open later because especially once it's lighter later, the 7pm close seemed a bit early. I'll definitely be back to try their cheese and other farm store products. Although we had some time to browse, I couldn't decide what I wanted before they closed at 7. No hardship to return here though: great spot!

I stopped in briefly for gelato because who doesn't love gelato. The chocolate was very rich and…read moredelicious. I would definitely go back again.

This is a super fine chocolate shop, with cafe seats & onsite production…read more I appreciated the friendly & engaging staff member who helped me choose a beautiful box of chocolates. It's a difficult choice because there's so many beautiful chocolates with the colorful designs on top. Can't wait to gift this to a loved one!

Grabbed some apple cider and donuts to transport back to NY. Unfortunately for the donuts, half did…read morenot make it home... as I devoured them in the car. The powdered sugar and plain donuts are super delicious but make sure to dunk them in your coffee or cider. Why do you ask? Because doing simply elevates your enjoyment by at least 3 fold. Don't believe me? Trt em out for yourself!

Visited the orchard on the very last day and last hour of Apple picking weekend! There were plenty…read moreof Ida red and Jona golds left and a few McIntosh! Opted for a medium sized bag which held a decent number of apples. Definitely worth the visit! Can't wait to be back next year :)

Great sandwiches. Not much other there. Don't bet on getting side salads and other stuff besides a…read moregreat selection of potato chips. But if you're looking for a great sandwich and chips, this is the place.

Stopped for a sandwich and snacks on my way to fish the Housatonic River. One of the best…read moresandwiches I've had in the region! Definitely worth a stop if you're out and about exploring the Berkshires.

Lakota Bar-B-Q...more like Lago-to Ella May's!!!…read more We stopped here on a road trip and this place doesn't exist in 2025. We followed Apple Maps and it took us into the driveway of someone's house. Anyway...there are only two food options in town, and both are amazing. Ella May's Ice Cream is a must-try. It's quite literally the best ice cream I've had in my entire life, which is why I'm here writing a review for it.

Smoking meat low and slow is a religion that I have practiced for 30 years, and my standards are…read moreorthodox: do pork like they do it in eastern North Carolina and brisket the way its done in west Texas. Lakota promises both but does neither -- nor do they serve anything that tastes like legit barbecue from other traditions. Ran into these folks at a street fair in Pittsfield MA one afternoon while passing through, just as I was jonesing for some Q. The custom rig they pulled to the fair was impressive: dual vertical/direct and horizontal/offset cookers - fired by hardwood - and the aroma drew me in like a gnat to a flame. But the brisket was tasteless shoe leather and the pulled pork a meaty mush (no pull strands) drowned in a forgettable tomato based sauce. The sides were little better: bland, watery and fibrously chewy beans with a helping of cole slaw swimming in thinly seasoned mayo. Only the cornbread was respectable -- but they only served up a 1" cube of this with each meal (seriously?!) Ok, so street fairs are not restaurant cookery and should be judged less harshly (hence the two stars) -- and I get that this is a catering outfit that probably mostly does fund raisers for local municipalities, fire departments and churches -- but hey -- at least serve up edible Q if you represent yourself as flamboyantly skilled as these folks did. Disappointing at any price and even my dog, who likes Q, would not eat the rest of my brisket.

Bizalion's came so highly recommended by a friend, that we ran over there the same day…read more WOW: what a disappointment! We will never spend another $42 on three items in that place again! My wife's chai latte was rancid. But her avocado toast was good - except for the mystery spices that were sprinkled on the avocado. Something made her ill and I suspect it was the sip of rancid latte. The 12 ounce, $11 soup measured 2 3/8 from lip to interior bottom of container. There were two pieces of baguette with some melted cheese in the container. The bread filled more than half of the container's volume. The broth had cooked onions as expected, but was flavorless and non-aromatic. For three tablespoons of soup, this is *not* anyone's definition of a value. The server at the counter was slow, surly, and altogether unpleasant to interact with. Great Barrington Bagel or Guido's are the places to go: Not Bizalion in a bazillion years!

this is a great place to get a delicious lunch to sit in and eat pleasantly or to go. Also oddly a…read morelarge offering of olive oils. And pantry items galore to peruse and purchase impulsively. You'll miss the building if you don't look near the Mobil station. You should go if you want to get good food and be happy in doing so. Service is fine at the counter. It's pleasant. And delicious!

I have served Maketplace's mushroom quiche at three different events at my home and each time, at…read moreleast one person has exclaimed, "This is the best quiche I have ever eaten!!" Thanks, Marketplace, for making me look so good.

Yum!! What a "sweet" spot off the beaten path but definitely worth it! We had a gelato. The small…read morecup is a generous portion! We didn't try the chocolates but the smells in this little shop make it very tempting. There is a nice patio to relax, sit and enjoy your treats too! I highly recommend this place.

Adorable chocolate shop with a variety of sweet treats! The service was fast. We visited the first…read moreweek of January and the ambiance was a little bit cold for some reason but the beautiful assortment of chocolate will have us return. I definitely recommend visiting!

I bought the dry scallops from Guido's today in MA and cooked them tonight in NJ. They were very…read moregood! Thank you, Mazzeo's!

Wow! Words can't express how delicious our beef tenderloin was! My husband and daughters fiancé…read moremade the most mouthwatering amazing Chateaubriand with a Demi glaze that we ever had. All of us couldn't stop, better than any restaurant!! It wAs just top knotch and well worth the money. Highly recommend, the butchers know their craft.. a must for your holiday or special occasion.