This is a unique stop. Antiques, deli, and a sandwich shop…read more 3 buildings, no bathrooms. Almost 3 family businesses built at the same time. Nice enough. Antiques were layed out nice but expensive. The owner there was a nice guy.

Where do I start! First, I will say it is a cute shop--I prefer to support local businesses but I…read morewill NEVER spend another dime in this rude establishment. The owner/manager has a sourpuss and is never friendly, welcoming, nice or asks if customers need any assistance. You can stand there while she is at the register and she will completely ignore you as if you don't exist. I had another worker come help me with my order which took forever to wait for and the manager proceeded to ring me up. I asked for mayo for my cold cuts and she tells me that the mayo packets are only for people who get sandwiches. Really now? I spent $30 on cold cuts and she was resistent on giving me a few packets of mayo which was insane to me. Then it was my aunt's turn--she was purchasing a few items and ordered a sandwich--she went to the first register and they told her it was closed so she proceeded to the second one which I was at and which the owner/manager was ringing me up on. She had a few items to purchase and ordered a sandwich. The owner/manager rang in my aunt and my aunt thought she paid for all of her items and we proceeded to go sit at a table and wait for the sandwich. She brought her items to the table and commented how they didn't give her a bag with her purchase. We thought nothing of it. We then ate, and as we were eating the owner/manager kept walking past us giving my aunt dirty looks and the evil eye. She even had her workers doing the same to us. We couldn't figure out why. So we shopped around and were getting ready to leave, and the owner/manager proceeds to say to us "are you going to pay for that cream in your bag". We were completely taken back. My aunt had no idea she didn't get rung up for the few items and because of the accusations that she was a common thief, she left her items on the counter and told them to basically shove it. How dare they! Instead of the owner saying to us that she made an innocent mistake and didn't ring her up for the few items, she followed her around instead and then accused her of being a thief as if she were a common criminal. My aunt is such a good thief that she was hiding her items on the top of the table!!! The owner had MULTIPLE opportunities to approach us and tell my aunt, I'm sorry Ma'am, but I made a mistake. I didn't ring up those items. Instead, she chose to accuse her!!!! What disgusting behavior from a woman who is in a customer service business. She was rude, disrespectful, condescending and accusatory. Wow, were we shocked! My aunt even said to her, I paid for these items--the owner tells her NO, you didn't--I didn't know those were yours on the counter when I was ringing you up! WELL then whose fault is this---certainly not OURS! What horrible, terrible behavior. And then to be followed and glared and stared at as if she is a thief. This was a HORRID EXPERIENCE!!!! Even with an apology (which the owner owes my Aunt) we will never be back and We would NEVER recommend this business to ANYONE. If you want to be disrespected, then be sure to go to this place and you will face the same fate that we did by Ms. Sourpuss herself. Not even a crack of a smile. Not even a hello and welcome or can I help you with something. Can I offer you any napkins for your food so you don't have to use your sleeve to wipe your mouth. Not even a "sure, you can have a few packets of mayo for your cold cuts which you are sitting eating at the booth and making a "SANDWICH" out of. She did say the packets were only for customers who get sandwiches, am I not CORRECT??? JUST RIDICULOUS! This is the 2nd time we've been there and her staff was just as rude the 1st time. We figured we'd give it one more shot and support a local business, but boy were we wrong to go back. We can tell you this, they will never see another penny out of our pockets. Just remember, god don't like ugly and what comes around goes around. Every dog has their day and this business is for the dogs indeed.

For 30 years I've either baked or picked up a raspberry pie for my husband's birthday. Since we…read morejust moved to the area and this place seemed pretty busy, I thought I'd try one of their pies. Stopped in yesterday and got a raspberry pie and a "walnut" brownie for myself. I ate the brownie on the drive home. It was dry, hard and contained pecans, not walnuts. Not a big deal for me since I like both walnuts and pecans. But still ... The pie might be the second worst raspberry pie I've purchased (second only to one that never gelled). First, it's salty. EW! It should be sweet and tangy. Heck, my husband wouldn't mind tart. But salty? No. Second, I paid $22 for a pie with what looks and tastes like canned raspberries. The filling if very syrupy, gooey. Either that or they misused ClearJel rather than tapioca or corn starch for thickening. It's so thick, it coats the back of your throat, like you've eaten corn syrup poured over smashed raspberries. It doesn't taste like the appropriate amount of sugar was added to the filling either. It does not taste fresh at all. It tastes like one I could have picked up at the grocery store. As a matter of fact, I think Hannaford's has mini pies that are far better.

My husband and I came here just to check it out and ended up buying almost everything. First off,…read morethe food is amazing. The Hurricane sandwich was divine, and my beef brisket bowl was incredibly delicious--the meat was so tender. We also picked up doughnuts, chocolate fudge, beef jerky, apple cider, and more. Highly recommend stopping by! We would have taken home some plants too, but it started pouring.

GREAT cold brew. Made in house with local beans. Friendly barista. Great outside seating.read more

A true patriot goes to Jake's Java…read more Memorial Day is important, but remembering our fallen shouldn't be limited to one day a year. I was interested in visiting Jake's Java after learning Jake was serving in the U.S. Air Force when his aircraft crashed during a training exercise, claiming the lives of all eight crew members on board. As a combat veteran myself, I wanted to support a local business that honors service and sacrifice. This was my first visit to Jake's, and I'm so glad I stopped by. Not only was the food excellent, but it was clearly made with love. In fact, that describes the entire atmosphere. The owner, Jake's mother Kim, is a wonderful woman, and if you stop by, you won't regret taking a moment to say hello. I highly recommend coming by for a cup of coffee, a sandwich, or simply to pay your respects. Outside, you'll find eight beautifully crafted picnic tables, each dedicated to one of the fallen service members. Take a seat, enjoy the moment, and spend some time reflecting on the heroes whose legacy lives on here. Jake's Java is more than a coffee shop--it's a tribute, a gathering place, and a reminder that our fallen heroes should never be forgotten.

marian provided excellent service! food came out fast and delicious! the burger was divine and…read moreperfect meal before our drive to the airport. it is a smaller building and totally worth the stop

Came here for breakfast with a friend I thought I was visiting from out of town. I used to get…read morehotdogs when I was a kid here and they were delicious. Today I got breakfast not only was it ridiculously expensive but it was very mediocre at best. I ordered a western omelette, but received a sausage and mushroom mama instead which I didn't complain about But it was just very bland. The home fries were burnt and cold. They only had generic toast like a cheap wonder bread no Italian or anything exciting. Coffee was good but for $20, it really wasn't worth it..

Went on a Sunday for an early dinner, late lunch. We got greeted and seated right away. Our…read morewaitress was super nice and accommodating. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was casual. We both had The southern fried chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries and it was really good. The fried pickles was perfect for our appetizer! A really nice experience!

The day we went was raining n cold most lifts closed but doesn't mean we didn't have fun! There's…read morealways Après ski! Blood orange martinis are still my favorite! We sat by the bar n service was great. Love this place!

Our to go order was very good! We had the squash quesadilla, the shelburne cider chicken, and the…read moreBBQ chicken sandwich. Everything was delicious with robust flavors and good portion sizes. The only complaint is that it's not clear where to pick up the order and they were super busy so it was hard to catch someone to ask.

Been driving past for six years and finally stopped. Let me stress, we arrived at 5 PM…read more Extensive selection of beers, including over 20 on tap. We are ordered the double dip, Buffalo chicken and spinach artichoke. It took over twenty minutes for the dips, even tho the place was half empty. We had a feeling the entrees would arrive shortly and we were right. Halfway thru the dips the entrees arrived. Chicken piccata was bland, and the pasta was overcooked. The sauce was watery and there was only a slight taste of lemon. Not at all what it should have been. Haddock was obviously fresh, but again, bland. Served in a bath of butter, but no herbs, no discernible seasoning. Services was attentive, beers were cold, if somewhat overpriced. Don't know that I'll be back.

We stayed at Country Inn which was the onsite lodge of Jiminy Peak that offers ski in and out to…read moretheir ski slopes. This restaurant is located on the 3rd floor of the Inn that has a nice view to the mountain. We ordered take out on a sunday night and was told around 30 min which was accurate. When I came back to pick up, I had to wait a couple more min along with a few others. While I was waiting, a man walked to the hostess complaining that its been 15 minute and no one came to take his beverage or dinner orders. We had the large Caesar salad without a lot of dressing, the kids marinara pasta portion was decent and the sauce taste like its out of a can. The pricing overall was on the high side and the food mediocre.

This is a great restaurant and brewery (they no longer brew beers on premises though) that gets…read morepretty crowded during lunchtime on weekends. We got here around 12:30pm and beat the rush and we were very happy to get a booth by the window to look out at the snowy mountain. The chili bowl was delicious and we ordered additional jalapeños, diced onions, and a bowl of tortilla chips to kick it up a notch. Very cozy and lively atmosphere and the staff was very friendly. Definitely recommend this restaurant and avoid the massive crowds at the main JJ's Lodge.

Shout out to Stephentown. I respect what Dave's is trying to be. Aside from packaged grocery items,…read morethey offer produce, meat, fresh sliced deli cuts, baked goods, subs sandwiches, fried chicken and hot meatball subs. There is no other place in the direct vicinity for these types of items. They were busy on the weekend day I was there. People ahead of me were getting deli cuts and cold sandwiches. I got a meatball sub. I just wish the space was cleaner. I wish that there were fewer flying insects. I wish that the food handling had better glove cleanliness and cross-contamination awareness, and also that there wasnt rotten hamburger patties in the meat case the day i was there. I was impressed by the holding temperature for the meatballs and sauce. They were piping hot....Like PIPING for real. The meatballs tasted good and the sauce is good too. They cut the meatballs in half on the subroll and arranged the halves on the bread by gloved hand. The same gloves had touched deli slicers, scales, deli meat, a switch in the side of the oven and many other surfaces while I stood in line. Ive eaten at sketchy places before (too many according to my husband) but my brain was begging me to reconsider my choice this time. However at that point I figured I had already committed to the 6" meatball sub i had ordered. I shouldnt have. Less than 2 hours later it turned into a disaster.

It's nice that Dave's has been revived and there is a local place to stop into to grab quick…read morenecessities - there really aren't a lot of other convenient options in this area. That being said, I've gotten almost immediately sick twice now from eating chicken breast/thigh from here. That was with chicken that had a packed date of the same day and the day prior - and I once saw chicken that was 2 days past the sell by date still sitting out. I eat a fair amount of chicken and haven't had this issue anywhere else and it's concerning for the food handling practices. I also bought frozen pirogies a few weeks ago and got home (a 5 minute drive) and opened them to find them all clumped frozen together in a huge thing of frost - they clearly had not remained frozen at one point. I know it's probably not easy being a small store in a rural area but sadly I will only be stopping in for last minute pantry items if needed - I won't be buying fresh food anymore - food poisoning is seriously not fun.

I'm shocked that I have not yet written a review as I spent quite a few lovely days & evenings here…read moresince I learned of it's beauty over the summer. !0 stars for the setting : the view of the exquisite Pontoosuc Lake, wide & lush, for the very caring service & the entire set up including plenty of parking & wide spaces inside, outside & lakeside. Drinks are fabulous, they had an extensive summer menu that included 2 full pages of BMD The food ? a bit of another story. Decent enough, often very good, sometimes disappointing. Order something that you know will be ok even if it is not the best version or exactly as expected. You are here for the warm setting & view, drinks. The food is an added benefit. Great is the Ahi Tuna, nice & rare with seaweed salad, pickled ginger & some drizzle to swipe. Mussels = good. Entrees such as the Pork chop on Spätzle & the Flat iron Steak served over a mound of delicious masked potatoes (no mention of them in the description, but they were great). Some of the sandwiches are ok, the burger. Not recommended is the Cesar Salad, really poor dressed with Kens dressing for something like 12 dollars. Fried Calamari. Out of the bag frozen rings, is unfortunate. The Nachos sound exciting but arrive as an unappealing heap. Keep it simple, when you return you can branch out a bit. It is my favorite venue in the Berkshires, just being able to sit on a huge patio with this view is amazing. Moon rise is beautiful right over the homes & trees in the distance, watching the jet ski's & pontoon boats in the summer. Nothing like it. Reservations in season a must. Great place to have a wedding too..

I forgot to take a picture of my lunch. But I did take a great picture of the view. The food was…read moregood and everybody enjoyed it very much.

Got an extra large hot coffee, he stirred it and thanked me. This is the only one who knows how to…read moremake coffee. Very nice and welcoming. I live 30 minutes away but this is the only Dunkin's I will I will go to.

Negligence. There is no way they missed this charcoal burnt sourdough bfast sandwich as they…read morewrapped it up. I would have turned right around if my schedule allowed.