Pretty typical grocery store with a large variety of items. I do like how they have a pretty…read moresubstantial beer, liquor, and wine section. I'm not used to that where I live!

So I ran in to get cupcakes (most delicious ones) but they only had one tray and not very birthday…read morelike. So the bakery employee came over and told me she can whip some up if I take my time shopping. I came back and they were so beautiful. Most stores would say that's all we have but she wanted to make me happy. Kudos to her and I'm really upset that I didn't get her name but she had black long hair with some gray and glasses. This was 3:45pm on 7/19/24 and the store was super busy but she was amazing !! Thank you so so much you made my birthday special.

We love the selection of EVERYTHING at the GB Guido's location, and appreciate having access to so…read moremany local vendors in one place, though the prices are not cheap. To save a few dollars, we typically purchase widely-available staples/packaged goods at the Big Y next door, then head over to Guido's for specialty items only. We are not particular fans of the cafe items, however, which we've tried when we wanted to eat breakfast before shopping - wrapped breakfast sandwiches in the cafe steamtable have been greasy or generally odd-tasting (I'm looking at you, weird crumbly breakfast biscuit), and the few times we've ordered milk-based hot coffee drinks, they've been burned. Moving forward, we'll skip the cafe when we shop. Though the parking lot in the GB location is MUCH more manageable than the crazy parking lot at the Lenox location - which makes it worth the drive to GB alone...

Smoothies so good. Cute store! Loved the date smoothie. Literally still thinking about how good it…read morewas.

I just love this co-op! The large assortment of organic products, especially in the produce…read moredepartment, are appreciated. The sandwiches in the cafe are always on point - I recently had the Whoa Bro, and it was everything I wanted in a sandwich. Add to this their house made sausage, a seating are with a very of the mountain and friendly staff and you have a winning combination. Oh wait - the Bjorn Qorn produced just 70 miles from the co-op was incredible as well. There is just something cozy and welcoming about this space.

One of my favorite co-ops ever. When we are in the Berkshires, we always make sure to stop by…read more First off, there are whole spatchcock chickens are amazing. I especially love the andouille seasoning chicken. The chicken itself is so fresh, so moist when cooked... The seasoning is excellent. Pat it dry with some olive oil and sea salt, roast it and it will be the best roast chicken you've ever had. They have a really good selection of local produce, I do wish their dairy section featured more local vendors. I also love their housewares aisle, they always have the cutest baggus. Come here, buy a chicken, and don't leave without a baggu.

A convenient option for basic groceries, a bottle of wine, a snack, or something to drink while in…read moredowntown Great Barrington. The historic downtown area is charming, and you can fuel up or grab something here quickly while walking around or shopping nearby. They have a fun, vintage cash register in the back. The staff at the counter was friendly and helped us to pack our purchases up in a convenient way.

walking into this store...makes me think its is 1955 and this is the local grocery before the days…read moreof those stop n shops n such its so adorable beautiful looking breads right up front deli counter freezer items even a little household soap section all the items you expect in a "super"market the thing is the prices they seem a little high but ok this is location and cuteness and the bread is awesome

Worst deli dept on God's green earth,,,, 3rd time I went to get Chicken salad that was on sale,…read moreonly to find empty deli case, no chicken salad,and employees who look like deer in the head lamps.... Mid morning shopping, so every god dam thing should be full...For the love of God, either hire a competent deli manager, or don't have a deli dept....The only reason to shop there is 1.09 2 liter sodas.....

I eventually stopped going to their prepared section because I think they takke lunch at the same…read moretime I do.....in other words more than half the time there is no one around .

Great selection of cheeses and wines. Really nice store. Upscale and pricey but comprehensive and…read morewell stocked. Knowledgeable staff too. If in the area, a great place to pick up picnicking stuff or for home.

Here's what good -- cheeses and fresh real French butter. The sometimes have a nice bread…read moreselection. Good sweets. But everything is outrageously expensive Here's why I gave a one star review If they could be a bit friendlier more helpful or even give a hoot about customers - it would be an ok experience paying top dollar for everything. But they act like you are bothering them - disturbing them as they stand around In addition their hours of operation are erratic at best. If they post on line they open at 10 you risk going only to find out they decided to open at 11.. very capricious. Lots of great cheeses out there -- Sorry We won't be back.

Friendly knowledgeable, staff, and a wonderful variety of fruits, vegetables, and plants.read more

Don't bother at all...Taft Farms is an a very cute overpriced store, a beautiful selection of…read morefruits and vegetables, with plenty of pumpkins to choose from. However, do not stop here for a bite to eat. We tried three different pie slices, a deli sandwich, and a panini, and everything tasted completely bland--like air. I actually thought for a second that I had lost my ability to taste. How can so many different things taste like absolutely nothing? I don't think these are fresh made pies or cooked by the store. Very very poor quality. On top of that, the lady behind the counter was rude, seemed unable to keep up with the orders, and looked like she would have preferred we weren't there at all. It took over 30mins for three simple sandwiches. If you want a pumpkin, vegetables, or other groceries, sure, stop in. But for anything from the bakery or deli, go elsewhere. The food was that disappointing.

I have driven by this hidden gem a few times, but I have seen it advertised a lot on Facebook. They…read moredo not have Instagram. They offer a variety of Pastries, fresh donuts, coffee, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and SoCo ice cream. They also offer a variety of household items for the kitchen. It's definitely worth checking out ! It was nice to talk with the owner. She really wants to please her customers!!

So cute and cozy. Egg sandwiches were simple and delicious. Owner was sweet and personable. Hope to…read morebe back soon!

This is literally the best candy store on the planet. When you initially walk in it's a bit cramped…read moreand seems not that big, but you will soon realize the amount of candy and variety is insane. I'm talking different candy from all over the world you'd never get without traveling to those countries. Also a lot of stuff you haven't seen since you were kid. Now about the owner. She clearly loves candy, I mean LOVES CANDY! Has crazy knowledge around all candy, she's super nice and helpful, just really great person. PS. You also get a toothbrush with every purchase.

Cute store, really nice staff but the candy and chocolate is massively overpriced. The 'handmade'…read morechocolate is priced by weight and not actually made locally.

this is a great place to get a delicious lunch to sit in and eat pleasantly or to go. Also oddly a…read morelarge offering of olive oils. And pantry items galore to peruse and purchase impulsively. You'll miss the building if you don't look near the Mobil station. You should go if you want to get good food and be happy in doing so. Service is fine at the counter. It's pleasant. And delicious!

Bizalion's came so highly recommended by a friend, that we ran over there the same day…read more WOW: what a disappointment! We will never spend another $42 on three items in that place again! My wife's chai latte was rancid. But her avocado toast was good - except for the mystery spices that were sprinkled on the avocado. Something made her ill and I suspect it was the sip of rancid latte. The 12 ounce, $11 soup measured 2 3/8 from lip to interior bottom of container. There were two pieces of baguette with some melted cheese in the container. The bread filled more than half of the container's volume. The broth had cooked onions as expected, but was flavorless and non-aromatic. For three tablespoons of soup, this is *not* anyone's definition of a value. The server at the counter was slow, surly, and altogether unpleasant to interact with. Great Barrington Bagel or Guido's are the places to go: Not Bizalion in a bazillion years!