Grabbed some apple cider and donuts to transport back to NY. Unfortunately for the donuts, half did…read morenot make it home... as I devoured them in the car. The powdered sugar and plain donuts are super delicious but make sure to dunk them in your coffee or cider. Why do you ask? Because doing simply elevates your enjoyment by at least 3 fold. Don't believe me? Trt em out for yourself!

Visited the orchard on the very last day and last hour of Apple picking weekend! There were plenty…read moreof Ida red and Jona golds left and a few McIntosh! Opted for a medium sized bag which held a decent number of apples. Definitely worth the visit! Can't wait to be back next year :)

The quality of some their store brands are below average . Start with a bag of Empire apples last…read morefall . New harvest came in weeks before but the apples were like mush , same for a big jar of manzanilla olives . Cheese that melted in my fridge ( 37% ) , broccoli that is wilted about 1/2 the time , no more 2lb baby carrots , bananas over ripe often , Activia vanilla yogurt that was a month past expiration , 2 large cans of Price Chopper coffee that was incredibly weak ( I tested my coffee maker with a national brand and it was fine . Green beans in a bag and cut butternut squash got moldy days before expiration same thing with salad mix. I already stopped buying alcohol and deli there years ago . I now buy my produce at S & S .

Great grocery store, felt like a mix of Stop and Shop and Whole Foods. Lots of choices, had alcohol…read morein store. Would visit here again.

I bought the dry scallops from Guido's today in MA and cooked them tonight in NJ. They were very…read moregood! Thank you, Mazzeo's!

Wow! Words can't express how delicious our beef tenderloin was! My husband and daughters fiancé…read moremade the most mouthwatering amazing Chateaubriand with a Demi glaze that we ever had. All of us couldn't stop, better than any restaurant!! It wAs just top knotch and well worth the money. Highly recommend, the butchers know their craft.. a must for your holiday or special occasion.

While vacationing in The Berkshire in Massachusetts, we discovered this remarkable marketplace…read more The authentic Italian products and fresh items is real. They serve great breakfast and lunch options. Their service with a smile is refreshing while on vacation. The store ambiance is quite pleasant and updated.

5 stars for AWESOME selection & top-quality items = so wonderful to be able to shop from so many…read morelocal vendors in one location! 4 stars for ambience = this place feels "authentic," and just what it needs to be! It's always fun to shop here. 3 stars for price = expensive! We appreciate that quality doesn't come cheap, but prices are definitely steep. (To stretch our dollars, we like to purchase "standard items" from nearby Market 32 or Stop & Shop, then come to Guido's for the special stuff.) 2 stars for the anxiety-inducing parking lot = narrow lanes & tight parking spots, many cars coming from all directions, and even crazier traffic now that Starbucks has opened next door! It's nice that Guido's staffs "traffic directors" in the parking lot during especially busy shopping days, but it's still a hair-raising experience to get in and out of this location... (There is extra parking up the hill behind the store, but walking up & down the slippery sidewalk in winter isn't always desirable.) Weighted average = 4 stars overall :-)

This is a cute little shop that's great for specialty groceries, gifts, and drinks. We popped in…read morefor a quick lunch and had their sandwiches -- super tasty. The service was friendly, and there's plenty of space to sit, plus a nice bar area. The place has a cozy, well-decorated vibe.

Had an excellent lobster roll here and also heard the tuna sandwich was amazing. They served our…read moregroup of 16 quickly and efficiently. The speciality item selection was great too.

A nice Latin American grocery store with a wide selection of products, including beer and liquor…read more We picked up yuca puffs and fresh hazelnuts. The space has a simple, mini-mart layout. The service was friendly, and I highly recommend stopping by.

An excellent addition to the thriving community of South American grocery stores. A very wide…read moreselection of products as well as beer, wine and alcohol to go with it. Much of it is imported from South America, including meats and seafood. The owner gives great advice about what products work go with others. Can't wait to try making Arepas myself -- based on the advice he gave.

This review is for the CSA, compost delivery, and the maple syrup season pancake breakfasts…read more Our CSA experience got off to a rocky start because we had trouble paying our balance online because there wasn't an option for the right amount. But once that was sorted it has been pretty epic. Lots and lots of in-season fresh veggies, "market style" so you pick what you'll use more of, and the farm partners with a few places to offer some things they don't grow themselves (e.g. peaches). Pick up has been smooth and consistently easy. The only small downer has been the "pick your own" section in the lower fields. There's inadequate signage and a lot of times when we go to look for things on the week's board we can't find them or they are picked out. Once or twice l've seen other customers pick things not on the board which always makes us a little sad. This "added benefit" of the CSA has just mostly not worked for us. We had compost delivered by the farm once. Getting notified about the delivery took awhile, but once we were scheduled communication was clear and the delivered product has seemed to be excellent at helping our plants grow. Lastly, we have gone to the farm for pancake breakfasts with maple syrup. Go hungry! These pancake meals have been a good fit for our family: plenty to eat, casual and no frills, and tasty. We don't go regularly (because I can make pancakes at home) but it's a nice little splurge for a day when no one has to cook or clean.

Surprise, surprise, they are open today. The farm store has…read morebeen transformed into a dining room. New this season is a sit down breakfast. Nice open, bright area with background music. Today was buffet as it's maple sugar weekend with larger crowds. Plans are probable cook to order as the season progresses. Delicious oven baked fluffy scrambled eggs, blueberry & plain pancakes, French toast, their own ham & sausage, maple cured kielbasa, smoky 2 bean baked w/ their bacon and maple of course. Farm made no added sugar apple sauce w/cinnamon of local grown apples. Coffee, tea, orange juice available. On the tables, 3 varieties of syrup. Everything was served hot and super satisfying. Check their Facebook & website for hours.

they are the best vanilla and extract company. I get a years supply of as much as i can every yearread more

Love this old fashioned store. Amazing vanilla. And the callebaut chocolates for baking and just…read moreplain eating are the best! (Especially the chocolate chips)! So many wonderful products! And the people who work there are lovely! Next time you're in West Stockbridge make sure to visit!

Hey, have you ever driven by exit B3 -- you know, the truckstop in New York, just over the Mass…read moreline, between the toll booths -- and wondered what that place is like? I have, but it's not really a convenient stopping place on my journeys normally. However, on a recent trip I was in desperate need of a little pick me up coffee to get me all the way home, and B3 was right there, so I figured, what the hey. Now normally I love the idiosyncratic truck stop. This one would almost qualify, although there's no hiya hon diner attached, there is a "gift/trucking supply" store that has a whole bunch of hunting stuff, truck supplies, toys for your stereotypical alpha male hillbilly, and novelties ranging from the fake DEA hats to the oxymoronic "Meth Cooking License" (right there next to the Second Amendment permits and reproductions of Elvis' Driver's License.) But you know what? It's 2015. They're selling confederate flag crap here. "Yankee By Birth, Rebel By Choice" pins and hats with the stars and bars on it. To which I say: go to hell. Thousands of sons of the towns around this area died in 1861-65 fighting the Confederates. You may not find this review useful or cool, and that's OK by me, but for God's sake don't mark this review as "funny" because IT'S NOT FUNNY ANYMORE.

The location of this locally owned gas station and convenience store offers it enormous potential…read more It is the only place for miles around where one could purchase groceries or necessities, at least until Loves truckstop opened across the road. They have not taken advantage of this at all, and in fact have offered fewer necessities over time. At one time it was possible to buy modest quantities of eggs there, but more recently they have been unable to sell any eggs because, and I quote, they "can't figure out how to charge someone for eggs". This location could be the hub for people living in the north side of Austerlitz, the southside of Canaan, and the western side of state line was Stockbridge, and the fact that they are open around the clock makes that particularly appealing. The tiny store that used to be open at 295 and 22 is gone, the Mennonite store has limited hours, but they are wonderful, and the Canaan store that used to be on Creatures Of The House This location could be the hub for people living in the north side of Austerlitz, the southside of Canaan, and the western side of state line was Stockbridge, and the fact that they are open around the clock makes that particularly appealing. The tiny store that used to be open at 295 and 22 is gone, the Mennonite store has limited hours, but they are wonderful, and the Canaan store that used to be on Queechy Lake Road and 295 is long gone and converted into a private home. AmBest could offer eggs , butter, and a handful of fresh vegetables the way Stewarts shops does , and be a hero locally.