The staff is welcoming & efficient. The chicken salad sandwich on a…read more croissant was delicious! The Store has a warm, quaint, charming vibe, with the period wide board floors, old time cases brimming with pastries & salads & the long, inviting table to sit at with friends & neighbors. Love it!

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!

If you're looking for fresh and delicious veggies in the Berkshires look no further…read more Full Well Farm has amazing produce and flowers that are grown using sustainable practices. I've been a CSA member with Full Well for 3 years. Being a CSA member has lowered my spend at the grocery store, introduced me to new vegetables (Delicate Squash), and has kept my money in my community. I also have bought a flower CSA as a gift before! If a CSA isn't for you, catch them at the farmer's market or stop by their farm stand. Full Well's arugula, salad mix, and tomatoes are not to be missed. Their farmer's market stall is always beautiful and their staff is helpful and able to answer questions about their growing practices or what veggies you should get!

From the owner: Full Well Farm is an sustainable, no-till farm that grows vegetables and cut flowers. We offer a…read moresummer and fall vegetable CSA where members sign-up in advance and receive a weekly box of fresh, diverse veggies and herbs. We also grow beautiful, specialty flowers like tulips, ranunculus, and dahlias for our Flower CSAs. Full Well also attends the the North Adams Farmers Market and delivers weekly to local food access sites. Our business model is rooted in social justice and the belief that everybody has the right to high-quality produce. Full Well Farm CSAs are convenient, affordable, and fresh. Get locally-grown veggies at a neighborhood pickup site near you, including in Adams, North Adams, Pittsfield, Williamstown, Dalton, Bennington, and Florida. We also offer plenty of payment options to make our veggies affordable, including accepting SNAP benefits as payment and a sliding scale pricing model. Lastly, we offer DIY Buckets of Blooms as an affordable decor option for weddings and events.

I love a good rural grocery/convenience store... they have the best variety and usually have great…read moreproducts and this one was no different. They have a lunch and ice cream counter, they carry the local bakers goodies, nice coffee beans, and all the staples and sundries you'd hope to find in a convenience store. They have seating indoors and outdoors. All items are paid for at the indoor counter. The ice cream window exists but it is not actually in use. I got a scoop of 3 nerds and a red head by 3 nerds and a red head and I ate it outside. It was a really interesting scoop of coconut ice cream with raspberry. I kind of wish I had gotten the chocolate and raspberry scoop - but it was delicious. I regret not sitting in the cow chairs and taking selfies... but I had a pleasant sit and eat outside.

Stopped in before Christmas. Looking to get their famous carrot cake which unfortunately they…read moredidn't have, but we ended up with a great platter of Christmas cookies. Such a great variety of cookies to meet any taste, and look forward to our next visit there again

I was amazed how packed this restaurant was on an off-season Saturday night. Off the beaten path…read morein the tiny town on Cheshire, the parking lot was full, the bar was hopping, and the diners clearly enjoying themselves. How great! We loved it too. The main feature is locally sourced fresh ingredients prepared in an unusual way. I loved the crispy soy/maple salmon on a bed of hash consisting of brussel sprouts, potatoes and celery root puree. My wife Statler chicken was crisp and juicy. But you can also get incredible looking sandwiches. My eyes locked onto the cod reuben. How unusual, yet easy to understand. Entrees stay in the mid 30s, so don't expect a cheap night if you add an appetizer, wine and dessert. (Btw, ask to tour the wine closet). However, farm fresh food is worth it to me. The room is good looking and comfortable. It is a little noisy with all the happy people, but not too bad at all. I will be back. And I will bring my picky friends visiting from New York.

Common Table is a Cheshire gem of a restaurant. Beautifully detailed in calm, cozy serene hues of…read morecharcoal with hints of verdant potted plants. Service is warm and highly attentive. We enjoyed for dinner: To Start- Warm baguette with herbed oil, along with Naan Tacos (yummy) For Entrées: Caribbean Style Statler chicken (could've used a hint of scotch bonnet & ginger, but it was good), and the Common Burger (delicious) with matchstick fries. We were too full to try dessert. No worries, there will definitely be a next time. Enjoy! **Oh, I hear they are expanding due to the high demand. Reservations are necessary** Thank you

Fresh vegetables at the farmers market plus friendly helpful people...what could be better?! Red…read moreShirt, Jim and Sarah are savvy, and bring SERIOUSLY good food to the Berkshires, and getting better all the time!

Top quality farm. Entirely organic. Real care for the earth and the vegetables. Great csa.read more

Nice little store with a decent selection of beer and liquor. The service was very friendly, and…read morethe space is simple but welcoming. They also offer meat and cheese, which is a nice touch.

The nicest people in the world. So friendly. So kind. And genuine. I think they have a great…read moreselection of wines and spirits.

I don't get any of their prepared food any longer. Get chicken wings and find fried chicken…read moredrumsticks mixed in and the last time was a big breast in the bottom of the bag that was close 1/2 the weight of the bag. I took a bite out of the thigh and returned it. Also spicy wings does not mean salty. Now for the prepackaged deli meats, not very consistent. Tried a few time but to thick. What is so hard to dedicate a slicer number for whatever product you are slicing? In response to Barbara G, I stopped getting gas at their store because my cards ( even a new one didn't work at THEIR own gas station ) and then the loop of commercials on the gas pump screen was annoying.

Very nice store, clean, well stocked, easy to get around the store. Great selection Produce is…read morefresh.

Does breakfast still end at 10:30? Not interested in lunch at that time. Sadly stopped coming…read morebecause of that. Otherwise food is great.

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.

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.