Sunday Brunch was amazing. Because of that our server convinced us to return on Monday evening for…read moretheir Pappardelle Bolognese which she claimed was amazingly delicious. So we retuned and to start things off we asked for a bread basket . We were told none and we had to order their French Bread app The bread came and it wasn't French Bread but Ciabatta toasted with some very good EVOO and whipped butter. We thought okay no big deal we're excited for our pasta dish A short time later our pasta dishes came and much to our surprise, the Pappardelle pasta was substituted with Mafaldine, a much heavier dough. Very disappointed but not as much as their response to us via Open Table. So when planning your dinner at this place remember to ask the server to confirm the dish contents prior to ordering.

We came for Valentine's Day day brunch. Made a reservation. We waited for a hostess for about 10…read moreminutes. A waitress finally sat us against the windows. The waitress that sat us constantly was apologizing for lack of staff. No hostess no bartender. Our waitress came over, different than the waitress that sat us, she took our coffee order. Then came back for food order however we asked for mimosas. She told us it would be a few minutes due to lack of bartenders. Want to be clear we were early enough there was only 3 tables that were already eating before we were seated. So not busy at all. Waitress returned with orange juice and a splash, true splash of champagne. So much so there was no hint of bubbles from the champagne. We ordered the Smoked salmon Benedict and I ordered the bagel with lox with a side of bacon and 2 eggs. The Benedict was ok, the ratio between the amount of bread to the rest was high. The bagel and lox came out as a sandwich that was pressed. Eggs had a layer of grease and the bacon was crispy that broke with touched with the fork. The inside is gorgeous with nice chairs and tables plenty of seating. Wooden cross beams. To be honest, that was the highlight of the brunch. Would we go back, I highly doubt it since the cost was over $100.

Really friendly staff. Good generous portions of food…read more Such a difference from Angela T's review. We loved the place last Saturday, the day before easter. Someone even noticed when we were waiting a bit for our check and took care of it expediently.

Great spot for breakfast. Lots of coffee choices, vegan and vegetarian options along with…read moreinteresting specials. I had a breakfast burrito and my partner tried the skillet special. We'd both happily eat here again! Staff is super friendly

Stopped in to grab a bagel and a matcha latte. The place has a casual coffee shop atmosphere that…read moregives off college vibes of camp out for an afternoon. I found the service to be quick and both the food and latte came out quick and delicious even on a busy Sunday morning.

Sadly is the only coffee shop in Williamstown. Get ready for prices past NYC, with mediocre…read morequality and attitudes from the servers. I've tried most of food; everything not in the bakery is a total waste of money and is worse than from a grocery store. Baked goods are decent, if you're willing to go into debt for it. I'm sure you justify by using local ingredients- sadly, it doesn't show in the quality. Wished you used all the GMOs. And get ready to see every single person you know if you live in Williamstown and be unable to find a seat! It's delightful ;)

A lovely gift shop that also serves breakfast and lunch. They offer grocery items, beer, and wine,…read morealong with art for sale and live music. The space is beautifully decorated, and the service was friendly. It has a great vibe -- hip, artsy, and quaint.

**DISCLOSURE STATEMENT** I find aspects of writing this…read morereview difficult due to being an Amherst College alum and, therefore, eschewing, forever, all things "Williamstown." You have been informed. :) I have passed The Store at Five Corners to attend my sons' sporting events for years. Today I broke down and tried it for lunch en route to a track meet. I cannot tell you how happy I am to have visited, and how disappointed I am to have wasted a decade not frequenting this place. It's a Normal Rockwell-esq, quaint and rustic colonial country store. The staff was simply outstanding. Local, authentic, attentive, personable yet professional and added to my experience (I wish I had gotten their names). They have delicious looking treats and baked goods, an array of interesting dry goods and unique drinks in a cold case - but the main focus is their breakfast and lunch sandwich, salad, and coffee menu. The list of offerings does not go on for days. It's efficient, and clearly allows them to be good at 12 things - rather than meh at 30. I ordered possibly the greatest plate of food I've ever had in Berkshire County with the white miso hummus and pickled vegetable salad. WOW. It was tasty, well proportioned and conceived, and balanced well beyond my expectations. I did add chicken at the suggestion of the staff - and even the chicken was additive. Perfectly cooked (I suspect wonderfully sous vide), tender, all natural, and tasty. I enjoyed it so much that as soon as my first plate was cleared (yes, you heard that correctly), I ordered a second!!! And, for the record, it was not due to a skimpy portion. It was due to how much I enjoyed my lunch. It's menued at $15 before chicken addition - call it $21 all in with protein and tax. So so worth it. I literally cannot wait to find an excuse to come back to *GULP* Williamstown. I believe our spring sports schedule has us back relatively soon. The staff made me promise to try the falafel next time. I certainly will (very likely with another one of these as well). Fantastic.

After an enlightening tour at Mass MOCA we went back to the Eagle Street Cafe, remembering that we…read morewent there last year after a morning show at the Williamstown Theater Festival. A cozy restaurant/diner serving breakfast and lunch. It has a small menu but we got the same order as last year. I remember how special the French toast was, and my husband recalled the bacon being crisp and plentiful. Clean plates all around. The type of place you come back to - and we did!

Cute little casual place. The menu is limited, only for breakfast and lunch…read more We ordered the ginger carrot soup, which was very good, creamy and thick. We also had the Chicken Tenders, which were tasty but a bit dry. The fries were great. And, we had the Corn Beef Hash. Home cooked and very good. Service was friendly.

We were nearby for Solid Sound and looking for breakfast. We liked Moonlight enough that we went…read moretwice. Moonlight is a diner with some rock and roll decor to remind you of Elvis I guess. The food is what I expect from a diner, service was good and quick, and the meals were solid. I bet there is something regional here that I am not used to so I will explain when we get to it. The first day I asked about the hash, that appears to come from a can so not what I wanted. I instead had the cheese omelet, sausage, potatoes, and corn muffin. They say they bake the muffins in house and this was a good one. They split it and grilled it with some butter and I this was fantastic. The cheese omelet was well prepared and great. The sausage was weird to me for breakfast as it was not what I know to be breakfast sausage but it was good. The potatoes were ok, kind of plain. The catsup tasted like some weird local brand so that was a disappointment. The second time we went I wanted the same thing but they were out of corn muffins! That turned out ok because the pancakes were great. The omelet was well prepared but I did not like the sliced sausage in it, I was expecting sort of a fold over omelet with ground sausage. Oh well, it was good. We will be back ini two years for the next Solid Sound. Hope to see the Moonlight too!

Woke up starving so naturally I googled "diner near me". The Moonlight Diner & Grill appeared and…read morewow, what a great choice! We got a classic diner breakfast, prepared perfectly and amazing service within minutes of our arrival. The true test of a classic diner, refilling our coffee without having to ask for a 2nd. Delicious coffee, btw. The food & service was excellent. My pictures will attract your attention. Classic diner with hundreds of very cool signs and posters throughout. I felt like I'd stepped into a 1955 burger joint/diner. I will be returning in the future (I live 4 hours from here), eager to try the rest of the classic menu. If you find yourself in this part of The Berkshires you must come to the Moonlight Diner & Grill! You're gonna thank me.

Genuinely the most pretentious establishment I have ever step foot in. Get ready for NYC prices…read moremultipled by not just slow, but inattentive service. Tries to justify prices by using local products- well, it doesn't account for the sub-mediocre quality. No matter what I buy (i.e. a bottled drink and coffee cake) the total price blows my mind. Don't be fooled by lack of pictures; I've unfortunately been here too many a time as a Williams student. So happy to never have to come here again. Do better.

Yo their sandwiches may be very very overpriced, but I am always to satisfied with my food from…read morethis place. Their baked goods they sell in the front are always so delicious. Also, this place is a cute place to study.

We had the loveliest dinner at Door Prize. The patio super cosy and dog friendly, the service was…read moreexcellent and very friendly and the food delicious. The owner came by to give our dog some of their homemade dog treats and had lots of lovely recommendations for the area. We had the asparagus toast, the chicken skewers, and the ice cream sunday and left full and happy!

The atmosphere was probably the best part of our visit. It felt a little more removed from…read moreeverything else going on around town, which made it a more relaxing place to eat. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to it. The fried tomatoes were cut way too thick and just weren't good. Our food came out cold, which was disappointing. I had the kafta, and it was just okay. I also tried the pierogies that my wife and kids ordered--they were decent, but nothing I'd go back for. Overall, the atmosphere was better than the food.