Angelina's is a solid, no-frills sandwich shop and the perfect place to grab a quick lunch. We…read moreordered the Original, which came recommended by a local, and the chicken cutlet. Both sandwiches were good, but the Original is the one I'd go back for. A small local favorite with friendly service and solid sandwiches.

We ordered a meatball sub and chicken parm. Both were good, but the meatball sub was better! Staff…read morewas friendly. Prices were very reasonable. I think we all enjoyed the cold leftovers for breakfast. But that might just be us.

We had the loveliest dinner at Door Prize. The patio super cosy and dog friendly, the service was…read moreexcellent and very friendly and the food delicious. The owner came by to give our dog some of their homemade dog treats and had lots of lovely recommendations for the area. We had the asparagus toast, the chicken skewers, and the ice cream sunday and left full and happy!

We were in town for Solid Sound and it was hot! So Saturday afternoon we went looking for a…read morerestaurant where we could sit down and have some food, beer, and AC. Door Prize was hitting on all cylinders. We came in at a time between lunch and dinned so they ware not taking on many new patrons but they let the three of us sit at the bar. We ordered up three beers while enjoying the coolness and checking out the food menu. The interior is some nice dark wood with just enough lighting. the bar was comfortable. I ordered up the schnitzel sandwich and the guys got potato pierogis and beef pierogis. My sandwich was pretty good. I of course ordered it without the mayo so only have the pickles. The meat was maybe a little thing and close to overdone. The pickles were sour and bright and added some good kick to the sandwich. The fries were bountiful, well seasoned, and good. The guys liked the pierogis. We ended with a shot for some reason and that was good too. I guess that was Andrew's idea. The bartender was friendly, kept things going, and nice. I guess this should be a five star review except that the weirdness of some people could come in and not others until dinner time. I should be grateful we got in but I and not sure what was going on. Anyway I am sure that we will be back at the Door Prize with the next Solid Sound because it is good!

Quick casual deli with reasonably priced sandwiches and free wifi. Tables were full and staff were…read moreattentive. Sandwich came out quick. Decor is exactly as expected for deli , no frills and straightforward.

Very good sandwich shop in this little town. The serving sizes they give are very satisfying and…read morefilling. The worker's are always kind with me and the other customers. It's a cute little shop

Was up in Adam's to pick up a quad, so we stopped by Angelina's for a bite on my way. There wasn't…read moremuch parking but the staff was friendly and had my order ready to go quickly. Had my first ever hamburger sub. It was pretty good! I guess this place is a staple in the town, so I was surprised that they don't make their own burgers or meatballs. It's a solid spot to try if you're in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way to try it. 4 star dive!

Prices are great and they stuff the grinders well. I love their onions. To bad they didn't toast…read moretheir sub rolls.

You couldn't ask for a better BLT!! Full, full full of bacon, lightly toasted on tasty bread!!…read moreThanks for a great lunch!!

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.

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

Andrew found the Norad Cafe for us and I am glad he did. At first we thought this was a Cold War…read morerelic but on looking in detail we see that the Norad couple here is an old mill that today houses the cafe, a record store, a yarn maker and more! This is worth a quick stop just to take a look at some history. The cafe is just inside the main door. It is glassed in so you go in and order at the counter. The breakfast menu has many of the breakfast things on it that you might want and is reasonably priced. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with tots, Andrew had a breakfast burrito, and I don't remember what Jim had. I though my breakfast sandwich was excellent. It was simple with an English muffin, sausage patty, fried egg, and a slice of white American cheese. I don't know why American cheese color is regional, but it is, and that is what I expect here. Anyway, this was a simple yet delicious sandwich. The tots were ok but they were under a heat lamp for a while. Andrew enjoyed his burrito. The coffee was very good too. I recommend stopping here for breakfast, maybe lunch too.

I'm sad to write a less than positive review of the newly reopened Store at Five Corners under the…read morenew Bay State management. I ordered the turkey, Brie, apple, jelly sandwich on sourdough (it's the image on their website homepage). I'll let the photo of what I got speak for itself. I didn't open the sandwich at the cafe, which is why I didn't mention this in person. Front counter young woman was very nice, and the interior is very similar to what it was under the former management. I'm hopeful this is just opening jitters and that things will improve!

A lovely gift shop that also serves breakfast and lunch. They offer grocery items, beer, and wine,…read morealong with art for sale and live music. The space is beautifully decorated, and the service was friendly. It has a great vibe -- hip, artsy, and quaint.

Tasty spot for breakfast, brunch, or lunch in the area. They've got a classic selection of items…read moreyou'd except from a diner. Food is well prepared and tasty; everything we ordered was pretty good. Service is hardworking, though it can get a little crowded and slow. Omelette and corned beef hash were probably the best things we ordered. Overall, would recommend.

You will find a diner feel with tasty food and great prices. Our chili had anan uncluttered chili…read morespice to it that I associate with New Mexico. Flavor, not pain. We paired it with a veggie quesedia, giving us good energy for a hike.

Cute and quirky little cafe. The barista was super friendly and dirty chai was some of the best…read moreI've had. They also had a wide selection of yummy looking pastries. Will hopefully be back for some of those soon!

Greeted outside by person-sized dino with a bowl of treats passerby can swap out (things like plush…read morefish, and faux human limbs) The coffee was great, and the food was good. There was a generous amount of peper on the eggs in the breakfast sandwiches. The best part about this place is the location. Walking distance from mass moca and Right inside Berkshire Emporium & Antiques, you will never run out of entertainment. Either wander the endless maze of cool vintage finds or take a seat in the cafe.

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.