Local dive, cash only- buckle up because you're going to see a lot happen here that I can't really…read moredescribe. Good luck and Godspeed.

Pool table, juke box, cheap whiskey…read more Need I say more? Friendly crowd. Personable owner. Sweet bartenders. If you want a cocktail, go up the street to That Other Place. But if you just want a drink -- not picky -- come here. It's a great place to hang.

Place was very good. Friendly enough New England-ish bartender. A couple groups of big goofy New…read moreEnglandy drinking guys. One or two old New Englandishy old regulars. Decent Margarita with salt for an affordable price. My quick stop there was an easy, welcome visit.

Love this place great people every time they have late night food on the fly. Pool cheap drinks…read moreand a payphone

Great little spot, with reasonable prices and good converations and quite a good selection of nuts…read moreand chips to snack on.

We own a bar in The Hudson Valley and this is the best, owner run/neighborhood bar that we have…read morebeen to IN a long time. Too many bars try way too hard. It comes natural to this family and they make it look easy. Paul the bartender was great and lovely to chat with.

Stopped by for a drink after an afternoon at Mass Moca. Staff was friendly as always. Bar and…read morewashroom tidy and clean. Decor bright and plenty of seating. The bar was very full of guests playing board games reading and socializing. I ordered an Athletic NA and my friend a Red Rooster on Nitro. I had to try the Rooster and it was very appealing with light hops, my kind of style. There were 12 beers on rotation so you will find a beer to suit you.

If you love beer, you have to check out Bright Ideas Brewing in North Adams, especially if you're…read morevisiting Mass MoCA. It's an easy spot to make part of your day and a great place to grab a couple of pints or enjoy a flight. We loved it so much we stopped in twice, two days in a row. A great brewery with a strong tap list and friendly bartenders. Highly recommend!

The distillery is located inside the Greylock Works establishment. Plenty of parking, tidy…read morefacilities and other local shops to enjoy before having a drink. The unique syrups, ingredients, and detail in the menu are very interesting with classic cocktails having a new spin. I enjoyed the black and white foreign flick on the projector while sipping. 4 stars because the non alcoholic mojito was the same price as the mojito with rum 17$ with gratuity.

We had a nice hang with the owner/bartender at this little spot. They only do gin and rum and since…read moreI'm a fan of the former, I was all set. I'm also a fan of going off menu and he was able to make a great drink with cardamom, one of my favorite flavors. Brought in a tasty porchetta sandwich from the place next door and had a good time. Just needed to bump up the heat a bit.

Great atmosphere. My only regret was that I didn't wear enough layers to sit outside in their…read morelovely garden / patio area which was so pretty! Two fire pits, pretty string lights and dog friendly. We sat inside by the window overlooking the pretty garden. The inside is lovely too. Nice vibe, relaxed, friendly, nice decor. We tried the beet and goat cheese salad, and the chicken cord en blue. The salad was a little over dressed but still delicious. The chicken cord en blue was so good...it had puff pastry, a delicious sauce, creamy and cheesy. I'll definitely come back!

I have to say, this was a bizarre experience. It was a holiday weekend, and they were totally…read morebooked up, and also short staffed. It was our first and only time there, so I'm banking on that they were a little off their game. So it took about 20 minutes for us to get water, or a waitress. Then it took what felt like 3 minutes to get our apps and/or entrees, which came about 2 minutes apart. Big portions, so we didn't get dessert. But I will say that the food was excellent. They have mocktails too. There was no one there when we left, so it because less stressful. I'd go again.

I stopped in on a Friday night about 7:30pm with my husband- we got seated right away- which is…read morealways a plus! I ordered a very berry mojito (delicious!) and a Cobb salad with honey mustard dressing and my husband had the lasagna with a beer, and we took a slice of peanut-butter pie to go. The food and drinks were very good. The restaurant was very cute, cozy and clean.

Stopped in on a Thursday night at 6pm for dinner. Passing through on our way to the Catskills. We…read morewere seated inside at a comfortable table , there is a big bar in the center. Cool chill lively atmosphere but not too loud. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. Food arrived in a reasonable amount of time. The baked sea scallops were delicious w crumb topping and flavorful sauce but for me a tad too salty. But still delicious. The mashed potatoes were red skin and delicious as were the side of vegetables. My husband's rib eye was excellent, he asked for it medium well but it was cooked well, but he thoroughly enjoyed it and the quality. His mashed and veggies the same as mine and enjoyed. Would definitely return when in the area.

Delicious food, great drink menu and draft beer choices, excellent atmosphere inside and out. If…read moreMorgan is working you're lucky bc she's one of the best bartenders in the Berkshires!! Great for families too with a fun outdoor space. Prices can't be beat for the quality of food! Highly recommend!!

I'm a local and I come here now and again because I have a few friends that like the atmosphere and…read morefood. Literally every venture is a waste of my money and I suppose a punishment to my wallet is what I deserve for continuing to contribute to a business that I don't support. However, one of their only high lights that lead me to this dead sports bar is the fact that they are open before 4:00 p.m. Now that COVID came to town, people don't go to lunch anymore apparently according to businesses. If you want bland fried food for an average price, you will most certainly get what you're looking for. They don't season their baskets of fries, onion rings or pickles (when they had them). Literally plain batter. I did get a side of chipotle aioli and it was in fact, Mayo mixed with some chipotle sauce... not the bomb aioli's that I have had at other local places. The drinks are always over priced. I don't quite consider Stoli that top shelf for $8.00 vodka drinks. Nor a captain and coke $8.00 but maybe that's just me living in the past. Most of their pints are over priced. The wells are $6 which is fine but I don't know what they keep in their well because any time I have ever asked for a drink, it's always $8.00. I guess I need to inquire about the Burnett's special? I had an $8 draft mango craft which was fine, fun but had I known I could have nearly bought a six pack for one pour, I would have gone for an old fashion White Claw.. if they had it. Don't bother asking for a cider. They have none on draft and the two that were available were Stella for those who love mouth puckering artificial sweetness and some craft one that the bar tender had no idea what end of dryness/sweetness it was. The can of spoke of Juniper tones so I passed. I literally hate this place and am only giving it two stars instead of one because I'm the fool that continually agrees to go back to this over priced dump. The staff leave little to be desired typically. I won't judge today because restaurants don't staff accordingly anymore but the lack of personality and knowledge of product astounds me. Be better... go anywhere else.

An espresso martini with real espresso? Sign me up! Lucked out by going on a night where the DJ was…read moreplaying a full Erykah Badu set. Definitely the place for a late night cocktail and an intriguing crowd.

I had the sliced egg sandwich and it was excellent. I love the flavors and portion. My mom enjoyed…read moreher coffee and we both liked the space and the service. My mom got a piece of strawberry rhubarb pie to go. We had high hopes based on my sandwich and the reviews we'd read. Unfortunately, something tasted very off with the crust. It was greasy and tasted like burnt/oil fryer oil. We each took a bite and separately had the same reaction and so we had to throw it out. I'd still recommend coming here for a sandwich but I'd hesitate to try any other baked goods.

We had the best meal at La Casita! There was a 45-min wait when we arrived on a Monday night, so my…read morefriend & I sat on a sofa in the bar area. Everything was totally delicious and the service was kind and attentive. I had the $1 oysters and they were delicious, the Chile Relleno appetizer was also a standout along with our drinks. They have lovely mocktails and the atmosphere is artsy Oaxacan, 10/10!

Chips and Guac (8/10): Guac was very solid. Chips were crunchy…read more Ceviche (4/10): Not good. Mahi mahi did not taste fresh. Texture and taste were both kind of off. The ceviche also wasn't sour enough. I wish our waitress had warned us we were ordering chips twice, as this dish came with chips as well. Tacos de Hongos y Nopal (7/10): Pretty good! The mushrooms and cactus were pretty tender. Empanada (8/10): Loved the texture of the masa. The stuffing was delicious, as was the pistachio mole. Broccolini (4.5/10): The broccolini was not cooked tender enough. The stems were pretty tough to chew through. The flavor of this dish was too one-note. Lacked complexity and balance. We had some really good food, but the ceviche and broccolini kind of ruined it for us. Location next to MoCA is really convenient, though. We did like the ambiance.