Happen to drive by & decided to stop in for lunch. The food was great. Their menu is extensive…read more The service was excellent, super friendly. People stopped in for lunch and to get their weekly deli meats. Wished we lived closer to purchase deli meats! The ambiance was lacking. Got the feeling it was primarily a catering operation with a deli & dine in option. Most people came in for pick up orders.

Best delicatessen in Berkshires,, the food is incredible. The services is outstanding. Ambience is…read morenothing much to talk about, but if you like corn beef you have to try the double.YOY

A hidden gem! We loved this place. A very cozy spot with super friendly and attentive staff. The…read moreMediterranean Omelette was fantastic...fluffy, packed with ingredients and loaded with flavor. A great cup of coffee as well. Will definitely return here next time we visit the area!

On a recent trip to the Berkshires, we were on the hunt for Greek eggs, but the only good search…read morehit nearby didn't have Greek eggs, but did sound like a good option. (Hit on "Greek" because of the lunch options and "eggs" for the breakfast.) After a brief wait, we were seated along with what seemed to be mostly be well known regulars. The Sunday specials looked really good, and I really had to make a tough choice. I'm a sucker for house made corned beef hash, but when I saw Eggs Electra, I had to try it (always try something different). I mean, thin slices of lamb and tomato, a homemade "feta biscuit" (what was that anyway?), and hollandaise - had to try it. The feta biscuit was the star of the show. Apparently grill-toasted, crispy on the top and biscuit-crumbly, it was loaded with flavor. I could eat one of those every day and be very happy. The lamb slices (~4-5 layers) were thin and just enough for the combination. Of the two eggs, one was a over cooked (tiny pocket of runny yolk, but mostly hard cooked) and the other was perfect. The hollandaise was smooth and looked good, but lacking in flavor. More lemon would help a lot - maybe order with a request until a couple lemon wedges. It's a lot of food, possibly a good thing to split (and get a side of the corned beef hash?). My wife had the traditional eggs Benedict and had the same egg issue (one hard, one perfect) and the same comment about the hollandaise. Because hers was just on an English muffin, she didn't have the extra flavor, and said it was "OK." That's a limited sampling, and I'd probably give it another evaluation if I'm in the area again. The 4+ rating is fair, so see what you think.

It was obvious to us that this team of servers and cooks and manager all liked each other and…read moreoperated like a well oiled machine!! Very polite friendly and efficient!! The food was DELICIOUS with great proportions!! The lemon ricotta pancakes, bacon, home fries & omelet ..all yummy!!! Loved it here!!

Our first encounter with On A Roll Cafe was on a quiet Sunday morning…read more while starting the trip to Albany AIrport. Breakfast places in Pittsfield are nice, the food is good - but we were looking for a spot close to the hotel (Courtyard) and a healthy meal. The Cafe was open and we decided to try it. Mark had eggs and potatoes - I tried a granola and yogurt bowl and fresh fruit on top, and extra fruit (instead of a muffin) on the side. The food was fresh, delicious, and the service excellent. Other customers wandered in and ordered as well - the staff handled everyone kindly and professionally. It was a bit damp still - so outside seating seemed a bit risky, but the outdoor space in front of the Cafe entrance is positively lovely. There is a brook running alongside it, and multiple chairs and tables under the trees. A lovely spot for a meal. We will definitely visit the Cafe again, since we are in the area at least 3 times a year visiting family. Try it, you'll like it!!!

Four and a half stars. If watching the Air episode of Cooked doesn't get you hyped to experience…read morethe food products of a sourdough purist, you might be dead inside. BMB sells their pizzas and flatbreads to many breweries in the Berkshires. You'll find those pizzas to be tasty, and wonder: should I still bother going to the bakery? The answer is yes, you should. Their bakes are fresh and easy to digest, and don't go stale as fast as other local bakeries'. My friend loved her almond croissant and strawberry rhubarb square. We thoroughly enjoyed our spinach & feta croissant, ham & cheese croissant, and chicken pot pie turnover. The turnover was the most successful of the bunch in terms of flaky pastry ratio. The jalapeño scone was very rich but perfect for sharing. The palmier was nice, but I wouldn't get the too-dry mini canelé again. Plenty of parking near their corner of the strip mall, and a handful of tables in the attached room. The staff member we interacted with seemed like she was having a bad day. We were still too early in our trip to pick up more baked goods, but we'll be back to try their prepared food menu, olive bread, biscotti, and local goods in the coolers.

Always enjoy going to their place in Pittsfield. They're the one in Ho satanic... The food is…read morealways excellent and service is great.

Great spot! They have amazing cold brew and a great variety of bagels and bagel sandwichesread more

Very dark and dirty. Visible holes in the wall. The bagels are just average…read more The atmosphere is beyond depressing. The place just looks neglected.

I've been here just twice while visiting the Berkshires, both visits were great and I really need…read moreto go every time I'm out there. I love their breakfast which was what we had on our most recent trip. My kids had the chocolate chip pancakes and demolished them quickly. They both said they were the best pancakes ever. I had the croissant French toast which was decadent but not too filling, a lovely breakfast. My husband had their special, pancakes with fresh peaches and mascarpone and he definitely had the best dish, tons of fresh peaches. The first latte I had was so good that I also got another to go. We also grabbed some baked goods for the road which was an awesome decision. Staff was super friendly and the restaurant is so lovely. Will be back for sure.

We have been before and always enjoyed the food. You have to come early and expect a long line…read more They are only open for breakfast and brunch. It's very casual. You can also sit outside Order,pay, get your number and sit down. We had the special which was a sweet potato chorizo hash with poached eggs and hollandaise - honestly the chorizo lacked flavor and was not spicy enough to counteract the sweetness of the potatoes. We also had the huevos rancheros which were sublime. Nicely spiced black bean/chili sat atop a corn tortilla, eggs, avocado sour cream ..etc. Also had the famous morning glory muffin - two cappuccinos. It's pricey but worth it! We will be back

Not a local, working in area food was great. Will…read moredefinitely visit again when in area.

This was my first time here, but my son has been a regular ever since he moved to the area! The…read moreowner is so friendly and caring and works so hard! My son had been out of town and she looked at him immediately and said you're back! The sandwiches were huge and so full of delicious meats and cheeses and the softest bread! I got the Italian bomb that has Italian sausage and fried meatballs!! My son and his wife got their tuna salad which he says is so delicious! My grandson also loves the tuna but he got a 4 inch lol!! I so wanted to go back again to visit this sweet little sub shop before I came back home. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to, but the cheesesteaks all looked absolutely amazing. Next time I go, I will get one of those. You can tell the place has a lot of love inside and the priority is fresh and tasty food. Served hot or cold whichever you like. There are plenty of tables inside and resembles a good Italian deli!!!

A true local spot that has good food that is prepared well. You will see tradesmen, neighbors and…read morelong time residents filling the place. Shelly is behind the griddle and cooks up a storm. Tourists, keep in mind that this is not fancy with music and artwork for sale on the wall. This is a real diner with counter stools and booths. I had the Greek Eggs for breakfast, which is a delicious combination of Greek spices, potatoes, sausage and other yummy treats. Toast comes with it (sadly not gluten-free), but you need to order and home fries, etc. I like that. You pay for what you want, not some inflated plate of extras. Note: you won't see the Greek Eggs on the printed menu. Ask for the specials. Greek Eggs are always there. My wife loved the raisin French toast. She said that it did not need syrup. I am told to try the Goulash for lunch by several people. It sounds great. If you are looking for a fancy or romantic meal, look elsewhere. Want a fancy vibe to impress, look elsewhere. Want really good food that is proven with the locals, visit Shelly. Want eggs, French toast or pancakes, this is the place

We're always on the lookout for a good diner for breakfast. In the Berkshires for a wedding, we…read morechecked the Yelp ratings and they did not disappoint. This may be the smallest diner we've visited (one of them, at least) but it makes up for that in quality and attention to the customers. A few booths and a few tables on the right, a half dozen stools at the counter, and the magic shop along the left wall. There's a bit of counter / bench, a sink, a prep area, a cooktop, and a grill. It's clean, efficient, and full of friendly people (staff and locals). The breakfast menu is simple: eggs, pancakes, French toast, omelettes, and the usual sides. We got 2 eggs over easy, one with bacon, one with sausage, home fries, and toast. The eggs were cooked perfectly (they look more done in the photo but were nicely runny) and the bacon was crisp and smoky. I didn't get to try my be wife's sausage, but (a) that itself says something and (b) she said it was really good, not the "supermarket" grade that some places serve. Coffee was good, staff were all super friendly - I would definitely go there again.