Everything awesome. Every time. I never understand a low stat review because of pricing or…read moresomeone didn't "get it". We drive out of our way every time we go from upstate NY to CT to stop and get a meal here. The Jerry Garcia is noteworthy!! Ten out of ten.

If you like a surly order taker, an undercooked omelette and a generally depressing atmosphere,…read moreyou've found your place. Decidedly mediocre. Much better choices abound.

Bizalion's came so highly recommended by a friend, that we ran over there the same day…read more WOW: what a disappointment! We will never spend another $42 on three items in that place again! My wife's chai latte was rancid. But her avocado toast was good - except for the mystery spices that were sprinkled on the avocado. Something made her ill and I suspect it was the sip of rancid latte. The 12 ounce, $11 soup measured 2 3/8 from lip to interior bottom of container. There were two pieces of baguette with some melted cheese in the container. The bread filled more than half of the container's volume. The broth had cooked onions as expected, but was flavorless and non-aromatic. For three tablespoons of soup, this is *not* anyone's definition of a value. The server at the counter was slow, surly, and altogether unpleasant to interact with. Great Barrington Bagel or Guido's are the places to go: Not Bizalion in a bazillion years!

this is a great place to get a delicious lunch to sit in and eat pleasantly or to go. Also oddly a…read morelarge offering of olive oils. And pantry items galore to peruse and purchase impulsively. You'll miss the building if you don't look near the Mobil station. You should go if you want to get good food and be happy in doing so. Service is fine at the counter. It's pleasant. And delicious!

What else is on the menu besides Bagels?…read more I saw a lot of Jewish neighborhood items like bialys, smoked salmon, egg creams. whitefish salad, baked salmon salad, corned beef, matzoh ball soup, pastrami, chopped chicken liver, rugelach, and brisket among the seemingly hundreds of other choices. Simply put, Great Barrington Bagel is one fantastic place of fantastic choices. Let's start with their bagels, I mean after all, that's the namesake of the place. They make them the traditional NYC way - boiled and then baked in a 500-degree oven for a dense crust and chewy interior. How many kinds of bagels do they make? How about 21, plus spinoff types like bialys and flagels (flat crusty bagels). Oh, and do you want cream cheese on top of that particular bagel you had to agonizingly choose among? Well, be prepared for another tough choice, because GBBC has 17 flavors of cream cheeses. I ordered a cup of Chicken Noodle Soup with Matzoh Ball ($4.75) and a BLT on a jalapeno bagel ($8.50). Their indoor tables are still not available, but there were maybe six big picnic tables with benches outside. Everything was occupied when we walked outside with our food, including one table where an unsmiling matronly type nursing a cup of Dunkin Donuts informed us in no uncertain terms that she was holding that table for her friends' arrival, and she'd rather not share her precious table with us. Anyway, we eventually found a table and enjoyed our lunch. My soup was great! Lots of big carrot chunks, delicious tender chicken chunks, and a very good matzoh ball, served with bagel chips. The BLT had quite a bit of perfectly cooked Hickory Smoked Bacon. I had my Jalapeno bagel toasted. It was served with a sour pickle spear and was a real good combination of tastes and textures. My only quibble was the Jalapeno Bagel itself, it just wasn't very "jalapeno-y" to me. But that was just a teeny tiny blip on the day's radar. Well, that and the guardian of the bench, who was still sitting there by herself as we cleaned up our trash and left. As I was leaving, I looked her in the eyes and said, "Hope you enjoy your lunch". Sensing none of my sarcasm, she smiled and said thanks.

Pleasantly surprised when I online ordered a few bagels for breakfast in the area. We had two…read moreeverything flats, an everything bagel with scallion cream cheese, and a plain bagel with strawberry cream cheese. The bagels had a good flavor and fluff inside with a good ratio of cream cheese. Also ordered a few ice coffees which were nitro cold brews which we also enjoyed. Will come back to visit when we are in the area.

I've stopped in for breakfast sandwiches in the past, those egg sandwiches have always been decent…read more But yesterday, I was hankering for a burger, and I recall seeing a billboard in town claiming that Olde School Deli has "the Best burgers in Town", so I decided to order one since I was passing through. I went with a mushroom Swiss burger, and I also decided to get some beer battered fries to go with my burger. I walked back to my vehicle to consume my food, and I have to say, THAT'S ONE TASTY BURGER. It really hit the spot, loved the fries too. Honestly, I have high standards for burgers, and I always feel like I make better ones on my own grill myself, so every time I order one out, I'm disappointed. Not so with the burgers at Olde School Deli. I drove home satisfied, and look forward to another burger when I'm passing through Canaan again.

Great breakfast sandwiches and terrific coffee. We were just passing through and had pleasant,…read moreprompt service and fantastic food!

Great sandwiches. Not much other there. Don't bet on getting side salads and other stuff besides a…read moregreat selection of potato chips. But if you're looking for a great sandwich and chips, this is the place.

Stopped for a sandwich and snacks on my way to fish the Housatonic River. One of the best…read moresandwiches I've had in the region! Definitely worth a stop if you're out and about exploring the Berkshires.

So cute and cozy. Egg sandwiches were simple and delicious. Owner was sweet and personable. Hope to…read morebe back soon!

I have driven by this hidden gem a few times, but I have seen it advertised a lot on Facebook. They…read moredo not have Instagram. They offer a variety of Pastries, fresh donuts, coffee, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and SoCo ice cream. They also offer a variety of household items for the kitchen. It's definitely worth checking out ! It was nice to talk with the owner. She really wants to please her customers!!

I had been to the other location and wanted my family to give them a try. So it only made sense…read morethat we stop at the original location. We stopped here on the way to the airport and were immediately amazed with the customer service. John and Brady were phenomenal. We ordered the small Italian club with Chicken cutlet and the Vittorio. We also got a large Muffaletta with the olive salad on the side, pesto chips, mixed pickled veggies salad and a cannoli. We wanted to change since we were going to the airport so we had to use the restroom. That's where we encountered John. He is such a lovely man. He was so sweet and I enjoyed our conversation. My sister was throughly impressed with Brady's customer service. He made her feel at home and was very friendly. All of our food was good. They devoured the veggie salad on the car ride to the airport and we ate some of the sandwiches too. The portions are big and you can share. The 3 sandwiches we got were plenty for our family of 6 plus leftovers. Rossi Rosticceria Deli 45 S Clover St Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (Review 50 in 2025 and 893 overall)

I work in town every now and then. On a cold Friday afternoon, I found this spot after a quick Yelp…read moresearch. It is located on a back street with not much activity, and I was able to find parking quickly, which is key when you are on a work break. As soon as I walked in, the smells and sights of an authentic Italian deli were exactly what you hope for. There is a menu with plenty to choose from and a pastry case that I already know I will be coming back to try next time. I went with the Blue Ribbon panini, and in about ten minutes I had a hefty sandwich wrapped and ready to go. When I sat down to eat and picked it up, it did not disappoint. Chicken cutlet, ham, honey mustard, roasted tomatoes, Swiss cheese, and great bread. Everything blended together perfectly. On the first bite, the chicken cutlet burned my mouth in the best way possible. The tomatoes and honey mustard tied it all together and made it incredibly satisfying. I could only eat half because it was such a heavy sandwich. My dad finished the other half and shared the same appreciation for a really good panini. The next time I am working nearby, I know exactly where I am going, and I will definitely be trying the cannoli and the black and white cookies. 5 out of 5 stars.

This place has the same owner of Loebs in Lenox. They take food from there and bring it here…read more Majority of stuff is expired. I bought meat from here last week and had to throw it away. Disgusting

This store recently changed hands and so far, it has not been an improvement…read more They've tried to retain the old sandwich menu for some reason but implement it poorly. Same prices but a clearly lower quality product. Prepared foods are disappointing and lacking any sort of character. It's turned into an unimpressive deli, complete with a clumsy layout and disjointed selection of products.

Best BLT I've had in 10 years. Just perfect! And the staff couldn't be nicer. Great place!read more

Was in the mood for a quick sandwich. And we stopped here. Inside is adorable. Such a quaint…read morecountry store, and clean! I chose the Tex mex wrap. It has chicken, lettuce, salsa, cheese and sour cream. The wrap was hearty and filling. Great service from the you g staff!!!

We love the selection of EVERYTHING at the GB Guido's location, and appreciate having access to so…read moremany local vendors in one place, though the prices are not cheap. To save a few dollars, we typically purchase widely-available staples/packaged goods at the Big Y next door, then head over to Guido's for specialty items only. We are not particular fans of the cafe items, however, which we've tried when we wanted to eat breakfast before shopping - wrapped breakfast sandwiches in the cafe steamtable have been greasy or generally odd-tasting (I'm looking at you, weird crumbly breakfast biscuit), and the few times we've ordered milk-based hot coffee drinks, they've been burned. Moving forward, we'll skip the cafe when we shop. Though the parking lot in the GB location is MUCH more manageable than the crazy parking lot at the Lenox location - which makes it worth the drive to GB alone...

Best groceries, produce, meat and sundries on the east coast. Excellent service, great vibe, and…read morean incredibly wide choice of --EVERYTHING -- or almost everything you need for cooking and entertaining! Wine and liquor selection is excellent and while the prices are higher than those in most supermarkets, the quality and choice are worth it. Service is excellent; their cheese selection is breathtaking, and their prepared foods are far more interesting than any I have seen elsewhere! I could say more -- but urge you to see for yourself.