Are you in for a sugar fix. Well this is the funnest place to do it. LOL I came here for a taste…read morewith my realtor. And ended up coming back two more times. After all I needed something to have with my coffee. Friendly faces and the donuts are crazy good. Slurpiness

These are the best donuts I have ever had. We use to get them all the time at my job.read more

One of the freshest Sandwiches I'd had in North Adams hidden in an old Factory building, Very full…read moreof Meat and tastes awesome

Located inside of the Norad Mill in North Adams, The Norad Café is a great place to stop for light…read morebreakfast and lunch fare, which is an order at the counter place with table seating nearby. They offer a variety of baked goods (in the glass counter), build your own or signature breakfast & lunch sandwiches, daily soups & chowders, salads, chips, coffee, tea, and cooler drinks. They use Boar's Head meats and cheeses and they offer daily specials and catering. While I was at Norad Mill, I stopped in at The Norad Café for a light breakfast. The place was quite busy being a Saturday morning and plenty of activity at the dance studio. I ordered an Egg In A Hole BLT and a Red Velvet Donut, which came out $8 and change. The sandwich was all set in about 10 minutes after ordering. The sandwich was pretty unique (cut in half) which literally had a grilled round egg embedded in a cut hole on top of the sandwich bread (toasted rye bread) with plenty of greasy bacon strips, romaine lettuce, tomatoes, Swiss cheese (my choice), and lots of mayo. This sandwich was a bit messy to eat, but it was very darn good. The red velvet glazed donut was a good sweet treat to go along with my breakfast sandwich and my black coffee (I went to Panera earlier). I would definitely return to this little café for lunch next time I'm back in the mill.

This was one of our go-to spots to order large quantity meals in a short amount of time. The…read morechipotle chicken sandwich was definitely a favorite. Service wasn't always the kindest, but we got what we needed. We always took our order to go, so hard to speak directly to ambiance.

Okay so I went on Google and it showed me these pictures of these beautiful cakes and a display…read morecase full of lots of pastries so when I just went in today at around 5:00 p.m, I just saw some muffins and a couple of cookies but that's all I saw and then there was a big ice cream bar and a place where you could order sandwiches. I was very disappointed because I wanted a pastry and also the chai tea comes from a liquid bought from the store they don't make the chai tea themselves which I like a lot,but unfortunately most places don't do that anyway. I would ask the owners to change their Yelp pictures and also their pictures on Google to show what actually is there.

The Apple Barn is a cute, albeit touristy stop on the outskirts of Bennington, offering a plethora…read moreof Vermont-made food items, both fresh and pre-packaged. They also sell some non-food items, as well, such as t-shirts and sweatshirts. We bought a box of 6 little jars of Vermont-made jams and some maple syrup to bring home to CA, as well as a maple flavored "cremee" (Vermont's version of soft serve ice cream) to eat there and some maple fudge. The cremee was excellent and loaded with maple flavor and just as good as the one at Vermont Cookie Love in Ferrisburgh. My husband got the fudge, and he loved it. They also have many bakery items, but we actually didn't buy any of that. We were quite satisfied with the ice cream and fudge. The Apple Barn is worth the stop and has lots to offer. I'd definitely make my way back here if in the area again.

The quintessential small town Vermont store. You could purchase anything from souvenirs, clothing,…read morefood, knick-knacks, beverages, the best tasting donuts, literally melt in your mouth maple infused ice cream, large variety of cheeses...and so much more. Very welcoming and friendly staff! I significantly contributed to their financial success for the week i was there.

It was a very good place. But it has since close so very sad. I enjoyed iced coffee and bags of…read moreground coffee I can get anywhere else.

Allow me to explain how much I love this place. I live in New Jersey - 224 miles away to be exact…read more I've been here twice in 13 days. So yeah. Maple latte and a bag of donuts. Such simple pleasures and delicate flavors. And the service is always friendly and welcoming. By the time we left yesterday my husband was ready to relocate to upstate NY lol.

Genuinely the most pretentious establishment I have ever step foot in. Get ready for NYC prices…read moremultipled by not just slow, but inattentive service. Tries to justify prices by using local products- well, it doesn't account for the sub-mediocre quality. No matter what I buy (i.e. a bottled drink and coffee cake) the total price blows my mind. Don't be fooled by lack of pictures; I've unfortunately been here too many a time as a Williams student. So happy to never have to come here again. Do better.

Yo their sandwiches may be very very overpriced, but I am always to satisfied with my food from…read morethis place. Their baked goods they sell in the front are always so delicious. Also, this place is a cute place to study.

Finally got out to try the donut cart yesterday. These are the best donuts I've tried in the 518…read more They remind me of Amish donuts from Ohio, old fashioned but had a good selection of flavors. The Italian filled and the berry cream filled were the favorites!

On a late winter, almost spring, Sunday we decided to go for a ride to check out this donut place…read moreup in Cambridge, NY. A pleasant cruise in the countryside and about 45 minutes later we arrived at this food cart in the driveway. There were only 1 couple ahead of us in line, and this gave us time to look over the menu board to see what they got. Chose about 8 or items and paid for it. People were nice and pleasant. Line started to build up behind us. All the donuts we had were great. Donuts were cold but it's cold outside. Tasted fresh. Filled donuts were filled all the way with tasty fillings. Overall flavors were on point. The one ham and cheese croissant was tasty once we warmed it up in the microwave at home. Really like the pistachios cream donut. Worth the trip. Probably can't do much of this though as I am sure donuts is not good for the diet but donuts do make me happy.

My husband and I came here just to check it out and ended up buying almost everything. First off,…read morethe food is amazing. The Hurricane sandwich was divine, and my beef brisket bowl was incredibly delicious--the meat was so tender. We also picked up doughnuts, chocolate fudge, beef jerky, apple cider, and more. Highly recommend stopping by! We would have taken home some plants too, but it started pouring.

We had lunch and did some shopping today…read more Huge salad! Excellent value. Very good sandwich. Tasty! All the staff were friendly and competent. Bought veggies and other stuff. Fed the goats. Thirty five minute drive. We will return.

Stopped into Iron Coffee the other day for a cup of coffee. It was pretty busy so I was optimistic…read more The coffee was ok, not great, but ok. We had the dark roast and would have thought it would be a little more robust in flavor but it wasn't. It seemed a bit weak like not enough coffee used or the roast wasn't roasted dark enough. The service was great however so that was a plus. Nice and friendly staff all the way around. There were a lot of locals there so it seems to do a decent business. But to be honest, it's the only coffee house in town. The place seemed a bit dark and dirty. The exhaust system must be not working or not strong enough because the entire place smelled of what ever was being cooked on the griddle. We sat upstairs and our eyes watered the entire time we were there. The odor got on our clothes and stuck with us until we got home. Their restroom wasn't clearly marked and was kind of hidden back by the kitchen area. It was also very dark where it was located. A little more light all the way around would be helpful. The concept and decor is a great idea but it felt more like what we use to call a "greasy spoon" restaurant than a quaint coffee house. It won't take much to make it better but as it is, can't say much good about the experience it Iron Coffee Co. I hope they take this review in a positive light as there really isn't much that needs to be done to make it a very special place to go for coffee. Note: We didn't have anything to eat so can't comment on that.

My first time stopping here. My mocha was amazing. I know it is very off the Beaton path but well…read moreworth the trip

Amazing little diner!!! For starters, the interior was very quaint and mostly original, the…read morebathrooms were very clean, (something you don't always get with diners). The staff were also very friendly, you could tell they put passion into the food they made and the service they gave. The chicken fajita omelette was amazing, very well cooked and flavorful with some good hot sauce. The home fries were amazing as well, very fresh. I recommend this place if you're in Bennington, or are on the way up north for a ski trip, it's such a great little spot!

I've had my eye on this diner for years because it's always packed, which is usually a good sign…read more The classic train-car setup and nostalgic décor make it feel like stepping back in time. We lucked out when we arrived and snagged the last open booth. Service was quick, with our drinks and food arriving fast, and I loved seeing a selection of hot sauces right on the table. Not pictured is the cinnamon roll we split because it was too good to wait for a photo. The Texas burrito and chili got rave reviews from my dining partner, and my omelette was solid, though interestingly assembled. The fillings were layered rather than chopped and mixed throughout. Once I cut it all together, the flavor came through nicely, and the home fries were great. We'll definitely be back, and I'm already eyeing a few other dishes to try next time.