August 29, 2026 - 10 of us had an early dinner at The Morgan House. None of us had been there…read morebefore, but everyone was very happy with their drinks, dinner and dessert! We had chicken fried steak, pot roast, turkey pot pie, fish and chips and ravioli. Berry pie was a big hit with several of us. The staff was friendly and attentive. We had such a wonderful experience that 4 of us are returning tomorrow night. It's always nice to visit a historical place and spend time with friends and family.

Will come back for dinner here every time we are in the area it was so good!…read more We called ahead for a reservation on a bus Friday night. In the main dining area you can relax to a woman singing all of the classics. Food was amazing - the French onion soup was incredible, and the steak was tasty and perfectly cooked. The turkey dinner was also the best comfort food for a snowy evening in the Berkshires. Service was excellent with very friendly hosting and wait staff. So happy we discovered this place on our weekend away - can't wait to return!

51 Park is a somewhat rustic tavern with casual vibes, and their most successful dishes might be…read morecomfort food classics. The steak tips, which are described as having a bourbon glaze, were a bit underseasoned and I didn't really pick up that advertised glaze. More successful dishes included their baked onion soup, which was fantastic. The broth was a bit lighter than many beef based French onion soups, but it was herbaceous and a little sweet from the caramelized onions. Lots of melted cheese and bread chunks that soaked up the delicious broth. The burrata peach pizza was also really enjoyable, with a great wood fired crust that was airy and light. The combination of sweet peach, hot honey, and salty prosciutto worked really well. The upstairs dining area was kid friendly, though adults can enjoy their decent beer selection, including some options from Antimony brewery, which I believe is the same ownership group. Their No Rules Plum Sour Ale was a very enjoyable, and who doesn't love a cider w/ a cinnamon sugar rim to kick off fall!

51 Park was recommended to us specifically for the clam chowder, so of course we had to make the…read moretrip to try it--and it absolutely did not disappoint! The clam chowder was everything we hoped it would be. We didn't have reservations, so there was a bit of a wait, but honestly, it worked out perfectly. We wandered around the nearby streets of Lenox while we waited, and the area was so cute and charming. Once seated, the service was great, and the crab cakes were delicious too. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Lenox, especially if you're on the hunt for a really good bowl of New England clam chowder!

The ladies were so sweet and the food was amazing. It is small but it's very cozy and we loved it…read more They made my son a Mickey Mouse pancake without us asking. Very kid friendly. There is outdoor dining but since it's cold it was only inside which is small but they were fast. I would go again.

The people we interacted with at Joe's made for a delightful lunch. We learned so much about the…read morelocal area from both the wait staff and other diners. A very friendly group during our visit. Breakfast is served during all open hours. Lunch items include salads and sandwiches among other things. Indoor counter or table seating. Outdoor seating available on the sidewalk in front. I went with blueberry pancakes and asked for real maple syrup which they have available. Very nice pancakes and plenty of syrup was provided. My SO went with a steak and cheese with all the fillings and a side of tots. The tots are super crispy and taste faintly of clam (fried clams are on the menu), just fyi. They offer coffees, teas, soft drinks and mimosas (I think I remember that on the menu). I had a fresh brewed, unsweetened ice tea w/lemon. Hit the spot on a hot day. We enjoyed ourselves very much at Joe's. It's a nice neighborhood spot for a casual breakfast or lunch.

So there's no place to stop in the pike that's healthy much past x5. So I tried to hit up the deli…read morein Lee but it closed. So I drove down some street and found this little gem. At 1st I was a bit put out. Sign did deli/burgers/Indian. But it's mostly burgers and Indian. So this cat behind the counter starts talking up the Indian stuff which I like and throws some sorta spicy chicken thing at me in a red sauce w some rice and fresh naan. Friggin' good! Spicy, chicken cooked really well, naan was awesome. Atmosphere it ain't and there's some funky Indian version of mtv on the tube (or maybe a dance off?). Eh. I guess it adds to the charm. But def check it out. You can tell the cat running the joint is proud of his food.

Stopped in for a quick dinner after seeing The Tempest at Shakespeare & Co.: with a 2.5 hour drive…read moreback to Boston ahead of us, we didn't want to take forever for a table service place, and we didn't want slices of pizza or some horrible Mass Pike food. This fit the bill nicely. First the good stuff: the samosa was out of this world, and the mint chutney it was served with was amazing. (the onion chutney was good too, but the mint was the best I've ever had, and I eat a lot of Indian food.) The saag and naan were also delicious. My daughter had the chickpeas--same. All great stuff. What's more, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Now, the less good stuff: the rice was soggy, watery, and inedible. They had a bunch of saag that they used with both paneer and chicken, which is smart, but they added paneer to my saag without heating it up, so I had hot saag with cold paneer. It tasted good, but come on. I felt like it was a little bit pricey for a cafeteria-style place: 12.99 for appetizer, entree, rice or naan and a drink, BUT, an extra buck if you want a samosa for your appetizer (and why wouldn't you? You gonna settle for some pakora when there are delicious samosas available?) We paid extra to get both naan and rice, but in the future, I'd just skip the rice. Thirty bucks for me and my daughter, which just felt a little steep for a place with no table service. So: some hiccups that you might expect in a new-ish place, but the flavors were great and they didn't just dump a ton of cream into everything like a lot of Indian places do, so the food was lighter than expected and the flavors of the non-cream ingredients were able to shine through a little more. Bottom line: the non-rice food was good enough that I'd give it another chance despite the problems, especially because the staff was so incredibly nice.

Briggs family understands customer service and comfort food. Great vibe and cold beer.read more

I stopped in for a few drinks during founders day weekend and was amazed by how rude the bartender…read morewas. It was the short-ish skinny brown haired one. She looks like she might have been a 7/10 back in the day. I buy my beers one at a time and always tip when i get my last one. On my second beer i get my card back and she looks at the slip and sneers "thanks for the tip". You handed me a can of beer whaddaya want? Needless to say i never gave her a tip and i will not be back to SUCKY BUCKYS anytime soon! Absolutely un-beeee-leeevable folks!

After a day of shopping on a Sunday, stopped in for lunch. Friendly service, cool hometown sport…read moredecor and a variety of selections for both food and beer. Down East Apple Cider with sugared rim was recommended and did not disappoint. Corned beef Reuben's were on point. It was our first time there and we absolutely will go back again when in the area!

Called them back and asked if i could get at minimum a tip refund, the manger took my information…read moredown and never got back to me. $21 for plain watery mac n cheese is an absolute scam I HIGHLY recommend going somewhere else theres plenty of better spots along the street!!!

Stars more for the lovely outdoor deck and the good service, rather than the food, which was just…read moreokay. Both my husband and I ordered the Mediterranean salad, since we saw it being served to someone at another table and it looked fantastic! Never judge a book by its cover... Presentation: two whole colorful bell peppers, each filled with what the menu described as tabouli salad and couscous salad. In reality, one was filled with Israeli couscous, which is really a pasta not nearly so fine as a couscous, very little vegetables in it, and the dressing was bland to the point of tasteless. The other had the tabouli, which was all bulgur, and again not much in the way of typical tabouli veggies, i.e. no parsley, barely a hint of tomato, no mint...this wasn't really tabouli but a bare facsimile of it. Worth going for the lunchtime ambience on a warm summer day, but order something more mainstream.

What a fun place to eat. We sat outside on a lovely evening…read more We ordered dinner entrees off the regular menu. Everything was delicious. My husband's salmon portion was quite small, but the short ribs were plentiful, so we were very satisfied. Mesclun salad to share was good. Wine was fine., and the prices were very fair. It was a bit of a wait, but we didn't care. The waitress was lovely and helpful.

Very few outdoor, water side gems in Berkshire County, and this is one of them…read more Small..intimate...not to be confused with Proprietor's Lounge sized patio or menu. This is a very unique & special setting, a reservation is a must and they will call to cancel for inclement weather as there is no indoor alternative here. Here, it is as if you are in someone's private yard, with acoustic music, and the host grilling patio side under a fading sky. Full bar, cocktails reasonably priced & well made. Staff is lovely( it was obvious though that there are many management hands in this venture). We were fortunate to catch David Reed here, who was amazing. There are 2 seatings , we arrived in time to grab a lakeside table, a small clearing that allows a nice lake & sunset view. Small but delicious & well executed menu. You are not necessarily heading here for the food per se, but the entire ambiance. They prepare all food on the patio, therefore the menu must be accommodating to the space. There are enough choices & everything was delicious. Plenty of choices !! Make a reservation, keep an eye on the weather and enjoy this little treasure.

Truly and oasis* incredible food and beautiful scenic views of Laurel Lake. We got a pitcher of the…read moreSmooth as Silk Frozen Margarita which was really refreshing and delicious. Our entrees were also delicious. I got the Atlantic salmon on a salad. It was cooked perfectly. Then for dessert we got the salted Carmel cake, the layered chocolate cake, and the carrot cake. They each hit the spot. Thank you to Eliza and Kurt for welcoming us and giving us great service. So glad this place is here, will be back for sure.

Harvest moon is the main restaurant for those staying at Miraval. As someone who stayed at the…read moreresort, I'm unsure of how much it would cost to just dine here without staying here. But that said, the food is actually quite good. The portions are small, but while staying here, you can order as much as you'd like. Service is on point, the buffet bar is not bad as well. And everything that is served is served with an essence of healthiness. Sometimes the food could be overly salted, but you generally really can't go wrong here. Taste: 4.5/5 Value for money: n/a Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Things we tried: 1) Moon burger: this is okay, the wheat bread made it taste healthier 2) eggs Benedict: tastes as it sounds! 3) Greek Yogurt: taste super healthy 4) scallops: this was super good and cooked to perfection when they offer it 5) halibut: cooked very well too 6) brown butter vanilla ice cream: this is something we kept coming back to Also it's a digital device free dining area. Meaning no phones.

Harvest Moon is the only dine-in restaurant at the Miraval Berkshires. All meals at this restaurant…read moreare included if you are a guest of the Miraval. The inside dining room has pretty basic decor and the outside dining area is kind of pathetic - it is concrete surrounded on 4 sides by buildings. There are a few small trees planted in the courtyard, but it is such a shame that the outdoor dining is in a made-man box when part of the point of being out in the Berkshires is to enjoy the beauty of the nature in the area. The overall ambiance was nothing special and it almost seemed like a restaurant for a conference center. The menus were the same for the 4 days that I ate here, with only small variations for the specials. Breakfast is waiter service, lunch is mainly an attended buffet though you can order made-to-order specials, and dinner is waiter service. The staff is ill trained - we did not even know that specials were an option on our first day here because the waiters did not inform of us those options. They routinely forgot what we ordered and did not act in a professional manner (aside from one waitress who was great). The portion sizes are comically small; the first night that I had dinner here, I ordered the bass and my husband ordered the steak and we each got about a 2-3 oz. portion of the protein. We were horrified though luckily they let us order more food than the "choose one" appetizer and entree after we complained. After we learned that, we ordered 4 apps and 2 entrees between the two of us for our subsequent meals. A lot of the dishes use the same sauces, so there is limited variation. Pro tip: if you order the brown rice bowl, you can ask them to top it with fish or chicken to make it a more substantial dish. Some of the food was really tasty (shishito peppers, chickpea fritters), but other dishes were pretty plain. I understand that they are trying to only have healthy options, but there was no explanation as to why certain items were on the menu or even the best way to pair apps with certain entrees in order to make the most nutritious combo. All in all, the restaurant is lacking in food variation, staff training, and ambiance. There are some good options, but it was disappointing given the cost.