Coffee: out of this world. Staff: delightful…read more Chocolate Crinkle Cookie: I can't even talk about it, you just need to have one.

While shopping through Thrones Marketplace, I saw this cute coffee shop, more like coffee stand. I…read moregot a large cookie to share, and an Autumn Spice coffee. My friend got a coffee she wasn't happy with. I think my coffee was more of a latte, since it was extra creamy and so delicious. I really enjoyed. The barista and cashier were both so friendly and sweet, they without any trouble replaced my friend's coffee with a new one. The cookie was perfect for us to share, a little harder then I'd prefer, but tasty nonetheless. The service and their coffee are stellar. I wish there was a bit more seating options, but it is a small space. Highly recommended.

We were driving through this part of Massachusetts and found this place by chance. A Cambodian…read morerestaurant in this part of MA? It's a small eatery; you order at the counter, and they bring the food to you. We had the kuyteav beef soup, shared the stir-fried kuyteav with seafood (aka meekatang), and the beef sticks. The soup was flavorful; you can taste the depth of simmering bones and aromatics. It's liquid gold! But it could've come with more beef. The stir-fried noodles were good too; a little dry for me; it could've used more gravy. But the beef sticks were the bomb! You can taste the lemongrass paste (kroeung); it's savory and full of umami.

This restaurant used to be excellent and went from 5 stars to 2 when ownership changed. So…read moredisappointing!

This Taiwanese restaurant has ample seating inside and a decent variety of Taiwanese food on its…read moremenu. There were a lot of empty tables when we went, and we were able to get seated rather quickly for a walk-in. My girlfriend (who is Taiwanese) and I shared a few different menu items. T. Roots doesn't have the best Taiwanese food, but it's okay. The soup dumplings were not good, so I wouldn't recommend those. The dumpling skins were too thick and the flavor was off. The wonton soup was better but also quite bland, and the bok choy was a bit undercooked. I asked for less sugar in my Peach Oolong Milk Tea, but it still tasted too sweet. The oyster omelettes were the most disappointing though. There was barely any oyster in it. There were literally only 4 pieces of oyster, so 2 per person. Mostly flour. My favorite dish was probably the bao buns (I think they called it burgers on the menu). The pork belly was tender and delicious! Service was slow in the second half of our visit and we had to leave so we asked for dessert to go. The mantou was yummy! I would definitely recommend the mantou; it's authentic.

Solid, tasty, Taiwanese food! Would recommend if visiting the area! We tried popcorn chicken,…read moreoyster pancake, braised pork rice.

A nice little grocer worth going out of the way for. They even had slices of king cake (complete…read morewith plastic baby) for Mardi Gras in the bakery section, which makes me so happy as someone who just moved here from the Gulf Coast. The deli and meat counter has a good amount of house-made dishes, from chicken salads to smoked salmon. The really huge, well-curated cheese section is worth it alone. This kind of counter is what I've missed after moving up here! Nice selection of grocery staples with an emphasis on local/regional producers where possible. There's a small but solid selection of natural health/beauty products and gifts, too. "Well-curated" is a running theme, as the beer section stocks a ton of nicer local brews I can't find at the major chains here. The staff is helpful and friendly without being overbearing. It's definitely a worthy detour if you need groceries and are in the area.

Great local produce, groceries & overall assortment of goods. Stop in & become an owner of the…read moreco-op, you won't regret it!

So many great vegetarian options! Vegan, gluten free, and pescatarian. Generous portions and…read moreeverything is vegetable oriented rather than carb. Eg relatively small amount of rice with the meal. Great cocktails and mocktails, straws available. It's a spacious restaurant, with an accessible entrance and room to navigate easily. Pay cash for a discount. Friendly staff.

Wonderful service and delicious soup/sandwich combo. The homemade tartar sauce with the fried fish…read morewas perfect. It was nice to have a small salad with the fried fish. Strawberry lemonade was also a hit.

Really impressed by Hungry Ghost Bread! My friend and I stopped in randomly and I'm very glad that…read morewe did. It was mainly a bakery, with a small counter and one employee at the front, where you place your order. All the breads looked amazing, but I decided to just go with a pretzel, since I was just looking for a little snack. I know it's hard to base a review off a pretzel alone, but wowza, that pretzel was delicious! It was clear that the ingredients were top notch. If you're looking for more of a café vibe, you're not going to find it here. But if you're looking for some great baked goods, look no further!

Is hungry ghost the best bread in New England? The argument could be made. Sort of a no frills…read morebakery but worth stopping in if you're passing through Northampton.

5 stars for food and drink. 2 stars for make counter order taker that lacked patience and…read morehospitality. My food was a banger! So good and fresh and so wholesome. Pricey but worth it !

Loved it! We a lovely soup and sandwich for lunch. Went back…read morelater for sweets for the ride home. Cute and cozy place. Very busy. Will go back

From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels warm and inviting -- rustic yet refined, with a…read morecozy New England charm that makes it perfect for both date nights and relaxed dinners with friends. The staff were genuinely welcoming, attentive without being overbearing, and clearly passionate about the food they serve. The menu highlights locally sourced ingredients and seasonal flavors, and you can taste the freshness in every bite. The dishes are thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented. Whether you're ordering seafood, steak, or one of their creative vegetarian options, the flavors are balanced and satisfying. The cocktail list is equally impressive, with well-crafted drinks that complement the menu nicely. What really sets Homestead apart is its consistency and attention to detail -- from the quality of the ingredients to the comfortable ambiance and polished service. It's the kind of place that feels special without feeling pretentious. If you're in Northampton and looking for a restaurant that blends farm-to-table quality with a welcoming atmosphere, Homestead is absolutely worth a visit.

We had such a wonderful experience here from start to finish. The hostess greeted us with a warm…read moresmile and made us feel immediately welcome. While our table was being set up outside, we enjoyed a drink at the bar--the 15-minute wait was absolutely worth it. The outdoor setting was beautiful, with greenery creating a relaxed summer vibe and live music playing under a small tent, adding to the atmosphere. Our server was equally delightful--friendly, attentive, and spot-on with recommendations. Now, the food: outstanding. We started with the beets and peas salad, which was bursting with flavor--our plates were practically licked clean. The house arugula salad was crisp, fresh, and perfectly balanced with a light, lemony vinaigrette. For mains, we shared the roasted half chicken and the bucatini. Both were phenomenal. I rarely order chicken at restaurants since it often feels too plain, but this one was perfection--crispy skin, juicy meat, and seasoning that carried through every bite. The bucatini, made with homemade pasta and loaded with crispy pancetta, was absolutely irresistible. We couldn't resist finishing with the "Little Mason Jar" dessert, which was indulgent and delicious. Everything--from the service to the food to the ambiance--was exceptional. We'll definitely be back on our next visit to the area