Heard good things about this spot and added it to our vacation plan. Our rental has a full kitchen…read moreso we grabbed three frozen pizzas and six frozen herb & chess chibatta. The bread will go home with us. The pizza is for dinner. Each pizza would probably serve one adult man and are absolutely delicious. Cooking instructions are on the wrap - put them right on the rack. Crispy crust has plenty of air pockets to keep it light with a good chew. The BBQ onion is sweet. The roasted garlic had a bunch of garlic scattered all over. Lots of cheese on both. The last pizza, roasted red pepper, will be for another day. They had about five pre-made frozen pizza options when we visited. If you prefer, call ahead and they will build one fresh to your liking for you to pick up and bake at home. The interior shopping area is small. By the register is a pastry display case with the most enormous stuffed croissants, scones, cookies and other sweet treats. Behind that is a display of fresh breads. On a rack by the door are bagged bread goods. Freezer and refrigerator cases are along the wall. If I lived around here I would without a doubt be a regular customer and try all their offerings. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Cozy seating area by the front door to enjoy your purchases on site. Big parking lot.

Tiny bakery in Great Barrington at the base of Monument Mountain and near the Housatonic River…read more(such views on the drive to it!). This place has amazing artisanal sourdough breads, ryes, spelts, kamutes, and chocolate bread. Plus baked pastries like our favorite but elusive caneles (a piece of heaven!) they also have a section of discounted price day-old breads - which, if I lived here, I'd be visiting every day!

Excellent veggie quich with kale, spinach and gruyere, and white peach pancakes with fresh fruit…read moreand a wild salmon salad nicoise ! Warm and friendly service, with entrees delivered quickly. Wonderful relaxing and quiet setting, with eclectic and interesting decor. Locally grown vegetables. Can't wait to go back next week!

Outstanding brunch with incredibly fresh food. We loved the ratatouille crepes and they even had a…read moregluten free one for me. Everything was so fresh and tasty. The ambience is amazing. Like eating in an antique market. Fun and entertaining. A must.

On the road for 16 days - this was our best dinner !!! Got the smash burgers which were delicious…read moreand the onion rings were also amazing !!! Emily our server was also 10/10. Perfect place to come to in Great Barrington, MA

We got fries as our appetizer and we got salmon with a salad (substitution), and fish and chips…read morewith mashed peas on the side.

We had a family get-together for 10 at Amici on Mon 8/17/26. Some came from Albany, NY & some from…read morecentral Massachuetts. This Italian cafe, cucina, & lounge has a large, very nice outdoor seating area (inside seating also). Very attentive waiter but didn't get the young man's name. Appetizers were marinated olives w/ foccacina ($10), Calamari alla Romana ($15), & fried zucchini sticks ($13). All served hot & tasty. Ten pizzas on the menu are $15-20. We had a variety of classic Italian entrees ($20-25). Five house made ravioli dishes ($20-24). All familiar to diners who like Italian styles cuisine, and appreciate high quality & presentation. Open: Mon, Wed, Thur, & Fri 4-9pm, closed Tue, Sat & Sun 11am-9pm. Very enjoyable first time visit here. Thank you. Nick & Liz, Albany, NY & our Parisi family

It's a nice looking place and the atmosphere was good…read more The food was sad. I ordered a Chicken Parmigiana. My grandson ordered chicken fingers and fries. My dish was chicken parmigiana covered in red sauce with cheese, a decent amount of cheese (no complaint about that) His dish was breaded chicken breast and french fries. When I tried cutting into my chicken, it was tough! They only gave me a butter knife to cut the Chicken Parmigiana but chicken breast is supposed to be tender. I'm sawing away at something rough tough, like using the butter knife to cut a piece of leather or a hunk of tree bark. I kept looking over at his breaded chicken breasts---hmmm? I scraped off the red sauce and I had the same breaded chicken breasts that he had---mine looked like they were precooked (we had arrived just at noon) . The server mentioned we could order anything off the breakfast, lunch or dinner menu. Having worked in kitchens many times in my life, my take is they had a bunch of precooked breasts from the day before in the walk-in unit, slapped one down reheated it, ladled the sauce, melted the cheese. Additionally--the salad that came with my meal--it was likely laid on the plate before the chicken--the chicken, sauce was simply plopped over 1/3 of the salad. My wife's pizza looked "ok". This is an attractive place, ambiance good, very polite attentive server--- but the food is just an inch above the old local sub shop and pizza places inhabiting Massachusetts and Upstate New York---

I stop at this hidden star on my way to Hudson NY-every time!…read more I order the WRAP with NO NAME, a pickle and a cup of one of the finest hot soups! This visit I Chose a vegan chile, super packed with veg and beans-spiced just right. There's four to choose from and they wow without question! The wrap is Vegan, they clearly entertain all food liberals, and I am thankful GF is not included with every Vegan option! The wrap had quinoa salad/kale AND a generous offering of hummus, Salad mix and tomato. The space is super welcoming and service is clearly marked, making the flow of ordering a breeze. They also have ample amounts of paper menus if you need an extra minute to choose. Sweets look fresh and shop made-the peach pie almost won me over this time.... Beautiful job-outdoor seating is fun and whimsical for warmer days as well....

Been here several times. Service is meh. People not that friendly behind the counter. But gal who…read morebrought me sandwich was delightful. Ordered burger before. It was ok. Nothing special Today had bacon egg and cheddar in focaccia -- lots of scrambled egg well cooked - bacon was barely cooked and I really could not discern the cheese. This white focaccia Roll was only option. No whole wheat, no English muffin or bagels. Coffee was ok. Honestly not that hot in temperature -- Casual vibe. I was a bit disappointed overall. But I know their lunch menu is probably better...

A quaint restaurant, clearly run with pride and a lot of love . From the moment we stepped in , the…read moreplace felt very special, the welcoming smile from our waitress Ruth , to the care with which the food was prepared. I had the special , a brisket in a ciabatta with toppings was melt in your mouth great , as was my wife's fried chicken , macaroni salad and corn bread . Ruth, our waitress , was very attentive to every need , friendly and cheerful despite being super busy, otherwise. The coup da grace was the desert a ice cream espresso and pumpkin biscotti.... It topped off a delectable meal and night. Kudos to the chef and staff for making our anniversary celebration extra special

We were really looking forward to dining here and had saved this restaurant as the culmination of…read moreour trip to the Berkshires. Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing. We arrived for our reservation and were offered a very small two-top. Because we were dining with our dog, we politely asked if it would be possible to wait for a larger table where she would not be in the way of other guests or staff. We were not demanding a different table -- we were told it would take approximately 30 minutes for another table in a different section to become available, and we happily said we were willing to wait. We sat quietly outside with our dog while waiting. The owner then approached us and told us that waiting for another table would interfere with future seating. We were surprised by this, as we had simply accepted the wait time that was provided to us and had not caused any disruption. The interaction escalated when the owner used profanity toward my husband and threw the water bowl that had been provided for our dog in our direction. We were shocked by the hostility and left without eating. We completely understand that restaurants have to manage reservations and seating, and we would have accepted being told that our request could not be accommodated. What was unacceptable was the way we were spoken to and treated by the owner. We came here excited to spend our money at this restaurant as part of our trip, but we are grateful that Great Barrington has many other excellent establishments where we were welcomed and happy to spend our money instead. Unfortunately, this experience was the opposite of the hospitality we expected.

We came back to one of my favorite bakery cafés while browsing the shops in Stockbridge. I…read morediscovered this gem on our last visit to the Berkshires and couldn't resist stopping by again! This time, I picked up two chocolate croissants, a butter croissant, a blueberry scone, and an oatmeal cranberry cookie. I haven't tried them yet, but I'm sure they'll be just as delicious as everything I had here last time! There were many more customers sitting outside this time, and there was a short line inside, but it moved quickly with more staff working behind the counter. Definitely coming back again!

So good we had to come back twice…read more First day we ordered coffee and bacon,egg & cheese sandwiches on croissant and on gluten-free brioche bun. The second time we ordered prosciutto, mustard and lettuce on baguette and gf brioche buns. The gf blueberry lemon scone and the gf choc pistachio cupcake. Almost any sandwich you want, they offer them on gluten free brioche buns also. And half their baked goods selections are gluten free! I don't have a gluten allergy but if you do this is a great place to get gf food and pastries! Inside is small, mostly a to-go cafe although there are a few table and chairs outside the cafe to sit on. The staff is really nice.

I love this place. We have no options for good French food in Albany, so when I my husband took me…read moreovernight to Lenox, we decided to eat here. I was especially excited as last Fall I ate here with a girlfriend and had the Moules Frites-delicious! Tonight, we both had the French Onion soup which was really delicious. My husband had Steak Frites, which he loved... When I ordered the Moules, our waitress mentioned that someone had just sent them back, saying they were "off." I told her that we saw 3 people eating them in the afternoon (we stopped by midday for a drink at the bar) and that I was sure it was fine if the resistant had not heard from them by sometime that the Mussels were bad, and ordered them anyway. This was a bad idea, as now I could not stop thinking about how I might get sick on "off" mussels, so even though they tasted fine, it totally put me off. So I barely ate them- what waste of money. I guess I would say- don't warn guests unless you really know that food is bad- because it really affected my experience there. Otherwise, or waitress was wonderful.

Neither the Salad Nicoise nor the salmon burger was to our liking. Both on lunch menu…read more Tables for two are too close together for conversation. Tables for four looked pleasant.

51 Park is a somewhat rustic tavern with casual vibes, and their most successful dishes might be…read morecomfort food classics. The steak tips, which are described as having a bourbon glaze, were a bit underseasoned and I didn't really pick up that advertised glaze. More successful dishes included their baked onion soup, which was fantastic. The broth was a bit lighter than many beef based French onion soups, but it was herbaceous and a little sweet from the caramelized onions. Lots of melted cheese and bread chunks that soaked up the delicious broth. The burrata peach pizza was also really enjoyable, with a great wood fired crust that was airy and light. The combination of sweet peach, hot honey, and salty prosciutto worked really well. The upstairs dining area was kid friendly, though adults can enjoy their decent beer selection, including some options from Antimony brewery, which I believe is the same ownership group. Their No Rules Plum Sour Ale was a very enjoyable, and who doesn't love a cider w/ a cinnamon sugar rim to kick off fall!

51 Park was recommended to us specifically for the clam chowder, so of course we had to make the…read moretrip to try it--and it absolutely did not disappoint! The clam chowder was everything we hoped it would be. We didn't have reservations, so there was a bit of a wait, but honestly, it worked out perfectly. We wandered around the nearby streets of Lenox while we waited, and the area was so cute and charming. Once seated, the service was great, and the crab cakes were delicious too. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Lenox, especially if you're on the hunt for a really good bowl of New England clam chowder!

Yay! First time - everything tasted amazing! Omelet - sourdough toast - home fries - and a…read moredelicious chocolate chai. The staff were very friendly. And they even had a waitress thar would break out in happy singing every once in a while. Good coffee too. Would recommend highly.

We stopped in for dinner and it was very good. Casual, laid back atmosphere, which was perfect for…read moreus after a day of exploring The Berkshires. The decor is cute with wooden tables, benches, and booths. Service was friendly and prompt, even though it was very busy with pretty much every table occupied. Breakfast is served all day here, and I ordered steak & eggs for my dinner while my husband ordered a sandwich with fries. Both were served hot and were good! Prices were reasonable and I'd go back the next time I'm in the area.