Delicious food, great drink menu and draft beer choices, excellent atmosphere inside and out. If…read moreMorgan is working you're lucky bc she's one of the best bartenders in the Berkshires!! Great for families too with a fun outdoor space. Prices can't be beat for the quality of food! Highly recommend!!

I'm a local and I come here now and again because I have a few friends that like the atmosphere and…read morefood. Literally every venture is a waste of my money and I suppose a punishment to my wallet is what I deserve for continuing to contribute to a business that I don't support. However, one of their only high lights that lead me to this dead sports bar is the fact that they are open before 4:00 p.m. Now that COVID came to town, people don't go to lunch anymore apparently according to businesses. If you want bland fried food for an average price, you will most certainly get what you're looking for. They don't season their baskets of fries, onion rings or pickles (when they had them). Literally plain batter. I did get a side of chipotle aioli and it was in fact, Mayo mixed with some chipotle sauce... not the bomb aioli's that I have had at other local places. The drinks are always over priced. I don't quite consider Stoli that top shelf for $8.00 vodka drinks. Nor a captain and coke $8.00 but maybe that's just me living in the past. Most of their pints are over priced. The wells are $6 which is fine but I don't know what they keep in their well because any time I have ever asked for a drink, it's always $8.00. I guess I need to inquire about the Burnett's special? I had an $8 draft mango craft which was fine, fun but had I known I could have nearly bought a six pack for one pour, I would have gone for an old fashion White Claw.. if they had it. Don't bother asking for a cider. They have none on draft and the two that were available were Stella for those who love mouth puckering artificial sweetness and some craft one that the bar tender had no idea what end of dryness/sweetness it was. The can of spoke of Juniper tones so I passed. I literally hate this place and am only giving it two stars instead of one because I'm the fool that continually agrees to go back to this over priced dump. The staff leave little to be desired typically. I won't judge today because restaurants don't staff accordingly anymore but the lack of personality and knowledge of product astounds me. Be better... go anywhere else.

We went to Public on recommendation and we weren't disappointed! It was the best meal that we had…read moreon this trip! We did get there slightly before 5pm which allowed us a quieter atmosphere for the first part of our meal. We ordered the mushroom and fennel sausage flat bread for an appetizer. It was amazingly flavorful and had super fresh mozzarella. We also both had a cup of the cold pea soup. It was thick and creamy and had a beautiful presentation. For our main meal, my husband ordered the salmon. He said that everything was cooked perfectly and it was quite flavorful. I had the public burger and truffle fries. The burger was juicy and huge! The fries were nicely seasoned. The service was great, as well. Our waitress was attentive and the manager came by and spoke with us, as well. Don't miss this place if you're looking for a delicious meal!

We came here after visiting the Clark. Very nice atmosphere with great lighting, comfortable…read moreseating and beautiful original artworks for sale by a local artist. This spot is popular and was relatively full even for an early dinner at around 5. My fiancé and I had the Brie burgers. Loved the concept but note that it seems more of a Brie spread than actual slices of Brie. Still tasty though. I didn't love that the bun was a tad cold. The Parmesan truffle fries are on point! So amazing! Portions for the burger and side of fries are generous. The spanakopita app was tasty but a bit salty. Service was okay. I'd totally return here if in the area again but, IMO, it didn't quite live up to the hype of earlier reviews. The food's definitely solid but not at the level I'd make a special trip here. There are two gender neutral restrooms, which were well appointed but the floor was a bit slippery due to folks tracking in snow in the winter. They may want to consider extending some mats to the restrooms. I was worried about my Mom, who is a senior with some mobility issues, slipping on the floors near the bathrooms.

We came in out of the rain. Sat us right away…read more Brought us water immediately. Ordered sweet potato fries and the portion was huge. I ordered the veggie wrap and she ordered a steak and cheese pizza. Again the portions were huge. Staff was great at helping us out. Ambiance will remind you of a local pizza restaurant. Real people, eating real food. Have fun!!

Food was overall good, however after waiting a little over an hour for food to be delivered, i…read moreexpect the food to at least be warm. The two pizza i got were cold, and the garlic knots were rock hard. Usually overall a great place to order pizza from but lately it seems they have gone down.

Thursday night bar tender is shady, they don't give change.. Talk about entitled.. They would make…read moremore $$ as I tip higher for non-dishonest, entitled trash. selection is nice. prices are high and no domestics...

An awesome spot on a back street in Lee. A great rotating roster of craft beers. No food but you…read morecan bring your own, including from other establishments. A great spot to meet friends. Friendly staff.

Lately, I feel like all restaurants have been tasting the same. The same old frozen food that is…read moresupplied from the same vendor. This is not the case here - all of the food we had was made in house, and you could taste the difference. The beer battered fries had a thin flaky coating that made them irresistible. The buffalo calamari was cooked perfectly, piled up, and topped with blue cheese crumbles and green onion. Don't even get us started on the boneless wings... also, the ranch and blue cheese dip were out of this world. Guess what? HOME MADE. We came here to watch a Sabres game, since we heard there were a ton of TVs to watch the games. And we ended up being surprised with a fantastic dinner and great service. What a great night.

Was so disappointed in the food. My friend and I went just to relax and have a great meal. We…read moreordered an appetizer it was just cold and hard to even chew and the meal had no flavor, I do believe they hired a cook that cannot cook. Later in the week I spoke to a few people and they said don't go there again, there is a new owner has been for awhile now. It's just not the same.

Located inside of King Pins Bowling (formerly Greylock Bowl), The GOAT Sports Bar & Grill is a…read morecasual restaurant and sports bar (under new ownership in 2025) which took over the former Mingo's Sports Bar & Grill. This cozy long space in the front section of the bowling alley offers a good vibe with plenty of TVs, sports memorabilia on the walls, a full service bar with seating, regular tables and high top tables. There is also an enclosed outside patio area and big tent with more table seating. The food menu offerings offers a selection of appetizers, burger/sandwich plates (with hand cut fries), wraps, salads, soups, pasta dishes, steak, chicken, seafood, and daily specials like flatbreads, turkey clubs, and lobster rolls/lobster mac n cheese (seasonal). The prices seem fair. I stopped by The GOAT in North Adams for dinner very recently. I could seat myself at any table and the server came over with the menu & specials list. The place was fairly busy with most seats at the bar occupied with several college football games on the TVs. I got an ice water and ordered the Italian Pasta Bake ($17.99 plus tax). My food came out in about 15 minutes. The good portion was comprised of firm grilled Italian sausage, firm tender meatballs, thick marinara sauce & melted mozzarella cheese over soft linguine, and a hot chewy piece of bread on the side. I managed to eat about half of the pasta dish before asking for a to go container. The check with Heartland QR code was presented, which was $19.25 with tax and before tip. Overall, the Italian Pasta Bake was a good choice for a filling meal. I almost ordered the Clam Scampi Bowl with a side salad, but perhaps next time around when I'm very hungry. The service here was friendly and prompt.

Comfortable sports bar with plenty of TVs. Menu varied enough to suit almost any guest's tastes…read more Service was very cordial, attentive and competent.

Let's start with the service! I believe my server's name was Sophie and she was excellent. The food…read morecame out hot and fresh, and the cosmoquila was delightful. The Sriracha Maple Boneless Wings were the star of the show. It wasn't spicy but the flavor was so good. The Haig's burger was juicy and delicious. The cauliflower was great, but I wish it had a little more sauce. Overall, it was a very good recommendation!

We absolutely loved Haig's, the bar was great and our bartender was amazing, very personable and…read morehelpful. I mentioned to my partner some places don't have good blue cheese or ranch and he overheard and grabbed a sample of both so I could try and make a decision. The ranch wasn't good but top 3 best blue cheese dressing I have ever had! I got the Buffalo wings and they were amazing. Overall would highly recommend for a chill place, food is much better here than seasons next door but completely different vibe.

We stumbled into O'Laughlin's Pub while running errands around St. Patrick's Day, and it felt like…read morewalking into the kind of place you wish you already had a barstool waiting for you. It's everything a true hometown dive should be. Friendly locals who don't make you feel like an outsider, a bartender who actually talks to you like a human, and that easy, lived-in atmosphere that can't be manufactured. The food is exactly what you want here. Comforting, no-frills pub fare that hits the spot without trying too hard. Simple, satisfying, and perfectly in tune with the vibe. This is the kind of place I could see becoming a second home, the kind where you walk in and everyone knows your name, your drink, and maybe a little bit of your story too.

Don't let the "pub" part of O'laughlins fool you! Fast and friendly service, amazing waitress and…read morea hometown neighborhood vibe. A rotating selection of specials, great opened faced hot turkey sandwich, Philly cheese steak, Reuben and amazing fries. The surprise- Prime Rib on Friday nights. A tasty interesting spice on the crust, melt in your mouth beef always perfect cooked each Friday we have gone there. We've always enjoyed sitting inside but there is a large area out back under awnings/tent. Whenever we are in town, we make it a point to stop by for a bite!

Claire was great! Food was good, burgers, pub tacos, & fish…read moresandwich. Good selection of beer! Fun building cool place. We enjoyed it. Service! Food! Ambience!

My husband and I were in the area and decided to stop in for a drink. We easily got street parking…read moreand there were plenty of seats open at the bar. I asked for a fruity drink and the bartender made me a tasty punch with coconut rum. My husband had a cider that was on draft. The bartender was friendly, the place was clean, would return again!

Why is it when you try to impress someone thats never been to a place and it turns out not good?…read more I ordered a hot turkey sandwich which was mostly toast points and gravy on a messy plate.. only came with what seemed like instant mashed potatoes and for $16.95 not worth it! My daughter ordered a cup of french onion soup which came out with more soup on the plate and cheese barely melted . She also got plain mozzarella sticks ( about 5 ) for $11.95 which was not a good choice. Will try again someday.

We stopped here on the way to central Vermont. My fiancés name is Kevin so we thought it was a good…read morechoice. The burgers were really good. The service was friendly and efficient. It was a nice place to stop and I will definitely stop again