A very nice lounge and bar space. I love the décor and setup, with all the lights and different…read moreseating arrangements. The tapas were tasty, healthy, and light. The drinks were good. The service was friendly.

Still 5 stars, but the menu is somewhat smaller than it used to be. I'm more eater than drinker so…read morethat disappoints, BUT the vibe is still the best. And the food that remains--I love. A simple side salad with an amazing house made dressing becomes a treat. The shrimp tacos are seasoned like no other and burst with flavor. The bibimbop--of which I'm no expert--is pleasing & surprisingly filling--just right for pre-theater dinner (Barrington Stage a block away). The mixed drinks (per my companions) are both original & delicious. The last night we were there the owner/bartender/chef was by herself yet service was friendly, personal and efficient. What else can you ask for?

"Thistle and Mirth offers a cocktail experience like no other. With attentive service, cozy…read moreambiance, and expertly crafted cocktails, every sip is a journey of flavor. Raise your glass to an unforgettable evening at Thistle and Mirth."

Great, friendly, cozy, casual place with yummy chashu ramen when it's cold out and rice bowls when…read moreit's warm out. And TRY THE PORK BUNS!!

I want people to be aware that there are discounts for veterans and others. I discovered this only…read morebecause it took days to get a confirmation of my purchase (though amount was charged to my account immediately.) I was scouring the website to find out if I really had reservations and accidently discovered that the discount was offered. When I called the box office I was told the discount is not available on line, but is available to those who phone for tickets, or get them at the box office. I could not take advantage of the poorly advertised discount because I had already purchased the tickets. Don't purchase tickets on line before you see what discounts are available.

Folksy theater. Little parking allowed for both cars and busses. It is located between a noisy…read moregarage and a retirement home.. Theater inside is warm in winter and they have major theater productions with all lights, music, set pieces. Entrance faces West (sunset) & seats are modestly comfy. Some local events in Pittsfield, MA area also take place in this brick theater. Check out: boxofficeticketsales.com for info on most tickets and events. Review: 4

Friendly neighborhood bar. Reasonably priced drinks. DJ on Fridays and Saturdays. Conversations run…read morefrom sports to politics.

Ombra -- Subtle. Seductive. Memorable…read more When you are a wine afficionada you seek out the best wine bars wherever you go. Welcome to Ombra in Lenox, MA. Lenox has some really cool spots and Ombra is one of them. Recommended by a local, we stopped here on Valentine's Day after our dinner for a nice glass of wine. The place was crowded but luckily a few people were leaving so we scored some seats at the bar. I ordered a glass of Nebbiolo from Italy which was good. My husband had a beer. The place is so cute and very romantic with dim lights, a great wine selection and their food looked so good. Unfortunately, we were so full that we did not end up ordering anything. Although, the french fries were calling my name. Ombra is a place that I could see us coming to almost every week and not getting tired of it. We met a local who is very nice and told us how Ombra is very popular. I think we will have to come back in the spring/summer to get those french fries :) If you are ever in Lenox definitely make your way to Ombra for a nice glass of wine or try a cocktail. This is the perfect date night spot for sure whether you start or end your evening here, you will be happy! Cheers~

9:00 pm on a Thursday. Service and food were excellent. We shared fish tacos, string beans and…read moreshishito peppers. All were delicious. Beer and cider selection is enormous. We will return.

Great food, great drinks and great folks. They are also sponsors of Pittsfield Soccer Club in the…read moreBerkshires.

Ever been to an old-time neighborhood sports bar in any major or minor city across America? Y'know,…read morea solid brick building that has several TVs with every sporting event on them... even the ponies... all day long? A place with cheap drinks, chilled glasses, a juke box, a high ceiling with fans, neon lights, a brass bar foot rail, classic and regional sports icons lining the walls...? A place where, if your team is winning, the atmosphere is electric. A place where you can walk in with a pizza or wings and be an all-star? If you have, then the Sideline Saloon is that kind of place. If you haven't... wtf are you waiting for?

New owners and a new menu this season - a good start, but many kinks yet to be worked out…read more A good basic "pub food" menu for a family-targeted sit-down restaurant at a ski mountain (bar appetizers, burgers, soup, salads, etc.), but it seems like there aren't quite enough servers to handle the volume of customers on a busy ski day, and the kitchen timing needs work. Our family of 8 skied a few days after Christmas, and after we ordered our lunch, the wait for our (very basic!) order was very long (at least 25-30 minutes). Then when the food finally started being delivered, it arrived in "shifts" so that half our group ended up finishing their lunches before the other half had even received their orders. (First the chili in bread bowls was delivered, then 5 minutes later the burger orders were delivered, then 5 minutes after that, the deep-fried items arrived, etc...) We understand that off-season staffing in the Berkshires is a challenge, but it was disappointing not to be able to share lunch with each other at the same time, and the slow-down in everyone being able to eat delayed our return to the slopes as we'd wished. The food was more than adequate for what it is, and the upstairs space & view of the mountain are beautiful as always, but the service needs work.

Absolutely stunning Mountain view from this multimillion dollar renovation restaurant. You are sure…read moreto enjoy anything you order after the menu, and the service is outstanding.

A small bookstore with a great selection of books. They also serve wine, which is a nice touch. We…read morebought three history books. The service was good . We were greeted as soon as we walked in. Overall, it's a lovely little bookstore.

I have never in my life come across a more vile or villainous shopkeeper. I am truly at a loss for…read morewords to describe their awful attitude. We were not greeted upon entering even though we passed by their work area as we came in. They treated me with disdain as I asked for information, and my follow up question about local authors was scoffed at, one would think a local book seller would be proud to flaunt their local authors. I travel across the country visiting small independent bookstores and always buy something to show support; I would never give this bookstore even 1 penny. Even if the treatment of potential costumers was even slightly improved, as others have noted, there's not a great selection and there is definitely not a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere.

New to the area and pleasantly surprised to find this pub. Patrick's Pub has amazing food and…read moreservice. Although it was my first time there, it wasn't my boyfriend's, who is now a regular. We went on a Thursday night, which is also their trivia nights, and had a dope time. I ordered the spinach and artichoke dip. Bomb. I also had the chicken pot pie and WHOA! Don't sleep on that. It was so good. My boyfriend ordered the special, which I believe they switch out weekly. Table shared mozzarella sticks and drinks. Such a fun atmosphere. Many regulars are in and out. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Will definitely be back.

The chili and pot pie were both tasty, but the dining experience was hampered by too many flies…read moreinside the restaurant. Also, I'd suggest advising servers not to wear nail polish, one server with black polish had a chip flake off onto my cup. I managed to remove it, but wanted to pass along the reminder.

I left out my (long) detour to Tanglewood in Lenox MA! It's a family tradition for milestone…read morebirthdays. A lawn-chair picnic, classical music, good times (when weather allows). Well, it was perfect this time (Jul 2026). We have to keep quiet (or sleep :-) until intermission. Haha. Mozart before, Tchaikovsky after. A beautiful day in the Berkshires!

The grounds at Tanglewood were absolutely gorgeous. We saw James Taylor on what started as a very…read morehot evening, but once the sun went down, it was absolutely perfect. The staff was friendly and helpful. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean. The grounds are gorgeous, plenty to look at and walk around as you wait for the show. We brought our own food and drinks, but if you prefer, you can get food and drink drinks there many options to choose from. A wonderful New England treat and a beautiful place for a live concert.