I am working with the WCA to plan my bridal shower and wedding at their beautiful historic…read moreclubhouse. The women are a delight to work with and it's a gorgeous venue! Highly recommend this site!

I attended a bridal shower here and it was the perfect venue. I am now planning my cousin's bridal…read moreshower here and they have been a pleasure to work with!

Most of the events that are related to this place comes from my work. My employer has had 2…read moreemployee retirement parties here and one of my customers had a birthday party here. The hall is clean, spacious and had some decent food. I'm not sure if the food was catered or if they serve food there. I just didn't have the patience to research. I'm just being lazy as we have Google now and you can Google that.

SUMMARY Basic…read moreItalian in a basic atmosphere. I HAD A penne pasta dish with broccoli and Italian sausage. I started with the pastina soup. I also had the cannoli. PASTINA SOUP Pretty good, according to my wife, who's Italian grandmother made a similar soup. It was fine for me. PASTA Porcelain white pasta with steamed broccoli and pan fried sausage. A salty, tasty broth helped the flavor a bit. No special touches. The sausage had no distinctive elements. CANNOLI I enjoyed the cannoli, although it did not impress. One thing I liked a lot was the cinnamon crust, which was a very nice complement to the filling. I've never experienced a cinnamon crust, and it was a welcome addition. BREAD The garlic bread they hand out with every meal was yummy!

Berkshire South is a wonderful community resource. The facility is served by a helpful and always…read morefriendly staff; the program offerings are plentiful and thoughtfully designed; the special events bring locals together around shared interests. The kids of course have a ball here! We are fortunate indeed to have this gem of an organization in our midst...my daughter who goes there to work out on her visits here from NY loves 'its vibe'. Anne Beardsley

Berkshire South is such a valuable part of our community, but it's also great for visitors looking…read morefor a place to workout or swim indoors. The employees are helpful, facilities good quality, and hours convenient. There are always a ton of fun programs offered: cooking classes, arts and crafts, swim and fitness lessons, babysitting and life guard certifications (look for them out patrolling local lakes in the summer!), dance for kids and adults, guided nature walks, etc. etc. You can even host a birthday party here! Most importantly, this organization does such vital good work for our community - from providing excellent childcare and day camps for families to offering free community suppers and discounted memberships to those in need. People of all ages and backgrounds can find a deep sense of belonging here. I truly appreciate all the work the staff and volunteers do for the people of Great Barrington and nearby towns.

The library has a good selection of books and DVDs and even a nice selection of items to purchase…read more We love the changing displays. One staff member is a bit abrupt when asked questions, but the rest are very nice and helpful.

I love the East Greenbush library. They used to be in a small space in the East Greenbush Town Hall…read moreand when they built the new one it was only about a third full but over time they've grown to fill it. I wasn't too keen on the space to begin with but it's grown on me. They've got a great selection of books, DVDs, and Cd's, lots of computers to use, comfy chairs to sit and read in and lots of space to work. There are only a couple negatives - a lot of the high school kids hang out here on weekday afternoons, not a bad thing but they can be a little loud sometimes, and the checkout counter has no system for lining up. I've seen kids stand there with a pile of books waiting to check out and some adult comes along and walks to the counter in front of them. It would be good if they had some stanchions like they have in banks just to make things more organized.

One of the clubs I am in rents this location a couple of times a year for our monthly meetings. It…read moreis a nice location, the rent is reasonable, and they provide plenty of chairs and tables. Sometimes we are here during dance class nights, or movie nights, which creates an odd situation as us grumpy old guys intermingle with high school students learning to foxtrot. A clash of cultures, so to speak. I have a couple of issues with the place, the biggest of which is that when it is dark outside it is hard to find the entrance. The center isn't on Route 9 directly, but off a side road. There is a sign, but it isn't very visible and I have driven past the place many times. Also, they are firm about being out by 9PM.

My child came down with the stomach bug and he was sent home from school on thursday. His drivers…read morecourse was supposed to be Saturday but they need a weeks notice to cancel and refund... well how an I supposed to know ahead of time that he's going to catch a bug that is in the news with how rampant it is in the area? I didn't even want a refund I just would like for him to be able to reschedule!

Awesome, professional. They offer the best events and the absolutely best, real professional,…read moredelicious food. Gourmet food. Much better food than any other Chef, caterer, take out place, and all of the other events. Their events offer a great religious environment where appropriate singles meet and get great dates through caring Shadchanim that follow up!

This is an amazing place with great views and is quiet and pleasant and peaceful. It is a great…read moreplace to unwind and relax. They have a dinning hall here that gives you all you can eat for one price. They have miniature golf and other activities along with an amazing man made lake. They have cabins for rent and affordable prices they just do not allow pets in the cabins so be sure you either have someone to watch your pets or if you do not have pets you do not have to worry about it . Thank you for listening.

Went there every summer as a kid and then as a teenager. My church would set it up every spring…read moreand I was always so excited to go. The best was when I was older we would stay there for two weeks. Was always hard to leave. I will never forget Sacandaga Bible Conference

I had a work conference here and had the pleasure of having both a buffet style breakfast and a…read morebuffet style lunch. Breakfast was basic, but good. Eggs, potatoes, bacon, bagels. A few other pickings, but I don't remember. Potatoes were seasoned well and bacon was super crispy, just the way I like it! Lunch was different kinds deli sandwiches. Italian, tuna, and turkey. Chicken noodle soup, salad, chips and cookies. I had the turkey sandwich. It was tasty, until I had a bite of what I suppose was raspberry spread/jam? I felt it was out of place and not necessary. The chicken noodle soup was delish! Hearty and big pieces of chicken. Definitely made my insides warm on the cold day that Albany had yesterday. Service was great. Waitress made sure to clear out table of plates and utensils as soon as we had finished our meal. My only complaint that I have is that the bathrooms are all the way downstairs. So technically it's not fully part of the restaurant space as a whole.

I came here with coworkers while celebrating a special Office occasion. It was an interesting…read moreexperience that I might be willing to try again. First off, we made reservations and had our own table but I don't think they were entirely necessary as we saw lots of people come and go without them. Dress is very relaxes, with some people coming from work for lunch in suits and others in torn up jeans and t-shirts. Getting here was odd. It is off of a hallway off of the concourse, and though there is a sign it isn't obvious and I was glad I came with friends who knew the way. Upon entering the elevator, there were two options: restaurant (floor 2) and bathrooms (floor 1). Yup, they are on separate floors. The elevator dumps you in the very middle of the restaurant which I considered awkward. Leaving to use the restroom involves waiting in the middle again for the elevator, and then returning via the same manner. The buffets were wooden boards that were set up on saw horses in the middle of the room with power cords to the heaters and heat lamps. It seemed a bit amateurish but I suppose since they only do the buffet once a week they have to keep it easy to set up and break down. Every Thursday they do an Italian buffet lunch (and I don't think they do any other regular meal service) which apparently has various items that rotate. Today it was: Appetizers: Caesar Salad; Chopped Garden Salad; Grilled Vegetable Salad; Frittata with Four Cheeses; Eggplant & Tomato Compote; Crusty Bread Main dishes: Penne Primavera with Oil and Garlic; Rigatoni Bolognese; Chicken Parmesan; Porchetta; Grilled Vegetable Medley Desserts: Assorted Italian Desserts & Pastries (They had about 6 different dessert options.) The food on average decent. It is all served buffet style so dishes may get dried, sauces will congeal, and vegetables will weep water. I thought the chicken parm. was decent, I enjoyed the rigatoni Bolognese, and considered the frittata a standout dish. I took what I thought was a cream puff for dessert but it was filled with chocolate chip cannoli filling instead (I think). The staff were pleasant and frequently refilled the buffet. However, they kept taking our plates but wanted us to keep our dirty silverware which we had to put on the table cloth. By the end of the meal service, that cloth must look pretty bad. Prices were fair, I think $13 a person. However, it just felt really awkward at times. It felt like a restaurant was being crammed into a space that didn't really work (and at one time this was a really nice restaurant so I have been told). While it has the luxury of boasting the only buffet at the Plaza, I don't think I would come back unless there was another special Office function.