What a cute place! We stopped in for breakfast wraps and coffee on our way to skiing and it was all…read moregreat! We grabbed our stuff to go but did notice that the space was very cozy, I want to come back and dine in person. Great coffee!

Delicious egg cheddar bacon sandwich - and great coffee!! I…read moreloved their grilled/toasted sourdough. The service could not be friendlier. But be prepared to wait a bit - as everything is beautifully prepared to order. Casual vibe with done seating. Dog friendly. We will be back!

Not in Eregmont. Now in Great Barrington. Insanely delicious hummus and falafel. Very very highly…read morerecommended!

We went to their pop up in Great Barrington last night and the food was not delicious. Super…read moredisappointing as it was not cheap! Teeny tiny cups that sauces are usually served in were the side salads. They were not good either. Bummer.

Robbie's market is a great addition to the GB Main St. strip of amazing stores and restaurants. As…read moresoon as you walk in you can feel the positive energy. It's the oldest market in GB. The walls and decor make you feel both the history and life today. Everyone is so nice and you can tell they all work hard. It was very busy when I went, but also very organized. The market offers breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and muffins in the am. On the weekends they offer donuts too. For lunch they have pizza, grinders, and salads. They also sell local products like granola, coffee, and so much more! There is live music on Saturdays along with local artists selling prints. It's an all around beautiful place with a great vibe! Parking is hard in GB, which can be a downfall.

Finally... Great Barrington has received what it was praying for: an incredible bev & breakfast…read moreplace. This is not a sponsored ad but it will sound like Roberto's is paying me under the table to sing their praises because this place is PHENOMENAL. Ambiance? Awesome. The space has a cool rustic feel and is great for some nice conversation. Now, the food: literally the best sandwich I have ever consumed. I tried the tomato & mozzarella one and literally haven't tried anything else on their lunch or dinner menu because it is the perfect sandwich. Their focaccia? As bread? Yes. I have also been blessed enough to have their breakfast sandwich and honestly words cannot even capture that experience so just order one yourself. The bevs? I am a beverage lover and have been severely disappointed and let down by neighboring local establishments when it comes to their matcha and iced coffee selection. But Robbie's? They've done it. An incredible matcha. A spicy iced chai. Incredible iced coffees. You couldn't ask for more. The service is also absolutely amazing. I came for breakfast right at 9AM on the first day they had earlier opening and it took them fifteen minutes to make my breakfast sandwich -- which isn't even a long wait when compared to other GB sandwich shops *cough cough Rubi's*. And they're were so kind and appreciative that I waited they gave me a little breakfast oat bar on the house (which was also incredible and warm and tasted like the concept of breakfast, if that makes sense). Also -- they serve Pastries by Hanna AKA the greatest donuts known to man. Like maybe go just for those on the weekends. Overall, they're amazing and will grow tired of seeing me.

Im here for the weekend and been here 2x for my honey cortado. Cortados are not part of the menu…read more.. but baby... let me tell you... the ones I had here were top three amazing. Today, I added a zucchini bread. I wasn't expecting a masterpiece. It was good. My focus was the coffee. 10/10. Staff was also really nice.

The coffee is excellent as was the cinnamon roll and sausage and cheese on a roll sandwich!read more

Everything awesome. Every time. I never understand a low stat review because of pricing or…read moresomeone didn't "get it". We drive out of our way every time we go from upstate NY to CT to stop and get a meal here. The Jerry Garcia is noteworthy!! Ten out of ten.

If you like a surly order taker, an undercooked omelette and a generally depressing atmosphere,…read moreyou've found your place. Decidedly mediocre. Much better choices abound.

Such a great new add to the area. Not just charming, very delicious pastries and coffee. Bonus is…read moretheir gluten free options. My wife loves their blueberry muffins and I like everything else;). The corn muffin and scones were my faves. The scones have a nice different texture to them, not dry. Coffee is on point. And overall feel is welcoming and wonderful. We will continue to pop in. *ate everything else before capturing. Only remembered for the bagel;)

Great experience here on a summer weekday morning! Cute space with inside tables thoughtfully…read moredesigned for groups (4-5 people) and some bar seats. They have wifi but no bathroom. I just got an iced coffee so can't really speak to variety of offerings, but the iced coffee was good and milk/sweeteners were out on the counter to add your own. I try the baked goods but they definitely looked delicious - for next time!

Return visit six years later- and still just as good! My corn beef hash and Swiss cheese omelet…read morewas again amazing!

Cute little local diner open for breakfast and lunch. The food was simple, but tasty and…read moresatisfying. Check out the view in the back. Really a lovely spot.

This is a must try in Great Barrington! Off the beaten path, you'll find this little bakery that…read moreserves not only beautiful but absolutely delicious baked goods. Some savory options are available like veggie and cheese quiche and croissants to pork sausage hand pies. There is freshly baked bread in addition to the sweet options like fruit hand pies, tortes and tarts. Behind the counter you can see all the action where everything is baked, which is super cool. They do not have any drink options so you might want to plan on picking something up before or after if you're looking to devour these tasty treats immediately after exiting the store! The staff are super nice and offered great suggestions. Stop by and pick up some treats and you won't be disappointed!

Delicious! Freshly baked goodness. Highly recommend three handpies - pork pie (unctuous, earthy,…read moregarlicky), spinach feta (tangy and green), and apple (sweet and tart) each enrobed in the most buttery and flaky of doughs.

Small, and warm with a light wood and giant windows on a quiet street in a little ski town. I…read moredidn't dare disturb the perfect balance of respectful din among people conspicuously out of or not yet into their child rearing years with the violent addition of my dysregulated 3 year old, who has been known to incorporate aggrieved strangers into his raucous play - at times coercively. So, you're welcome. Anyway there wasn't anywhere to sit. The pastries did more than satisfy my polyphagia, but my main reason for writing was my cortado. Exquisite, balanced and perfectly contained. For those who know, they don't last very long running after kids so, to say that it was memorable, well- that is saying something.

ORIGIN: Ilsa started in 2019 as a two-person specialty…read morecoffee roasting company based in Stamford, Connecticut, but moved facilities to North Canaan soon thereafter. Ilsa (pronounced Il - sah) is a feminine name, and was chosen by one of the founders -- Lucas Smith -- in honor of his grandmother. CONCEPT: The addition of a cafe in a former auto repair facility in downtown North Canaan invites customers to experience coffee varieties, as well as pick up some unique culinary products that are artfully displayed along the cafe's perimeter. AMBIANCE: Bright yellow cafe tables and chairs are scattered across what was once the auto mechanic's work space. Ample sunlight streams through two glass garage doors. EXPERIENCE: Outside of the effort to cap a cup with a decorative pour of steamed milk, a visit to Ilsa Coffee will make prior coffee house experiences to appear careless in comparison. During my visit a macchiato was ceremoniously served on a wood tray in an amber glass with a side of sparkling water. The owners, Lucas Smith and Rebecca Grossman, have chosen a roasting method that amplifies the inherent flavors of the harvest. Combined, this results in a special coffee house experience. TIPS: Ilsa Coffee has opened its doors to periodic pop ups that feature the talents of local culinary artists. This is a great way to learn more about the surrounding community. During a mid-February pop up two local chefs prepared a special brunch menu, while a potter sold "seconds" of ceramics in the cafe dining area. Bags of Ilsa Coffee are available in the storefront location. Be sure to include North Canaan when using GIS as I was first directed to 35 Railroad Street in Canaan, around ten minutes away.

Cute coffee shop with a used bookstore attached. There are seats in the coffee shop and in the…read moreadjoining bookstore - so peek around in the various rooms to find a cozy spot.

Place was cute and i liked the layout with the books but the coffee was pretty terrible. Def…read moredisappointed in how weak it tasted and wasn't able to finish it. My dad felt the same way and we got different things.