An absolute hidden gem in New Lebanon!…read more OMG, what an adorable little cafe! We were in New Lebanon and looking for somewhere to eat around 7:30 PM. Being a small town, there weren't many options still open, so we called to see if they were still serving dinner. The sweetest lady answered and told us their kitchen closed at 8:00 PM, but they would still be happy to take us. We're SO glad we called! The moment we walked in, we loved the place. It was beautifully decorated, with fresh wildflowers they had picked themselves, the tables were set so nicely, and everything had such a warm, cozy, welcoming feel. We were seated immediately and had ice water at the table right away. The service from beginning to end was seriously top-notch. Then the wonderful lady helping us, and I'm so sorry we didn't get her name, brought out freshly baked mini blueberry muffins. OH. MY. GOODNESS. They were DELICIOUS. That was the moment we looked at each other and knew dinner was going to be good. And it absolutely was! Our daughter ordered an omelette, my wife had the steak frites, and I ordered the chicken piccata. Every single dish was delicious. My wife also ordered a blueberry cosmo, which she loved! At this point we were completely stuffed, but there was no way we were leaving without trying dessert. We ordered the red velvet cake AND the chocolate croissant bread pudding with vanilla ice cream. Did we need both? Absolutely not. Did we finish them anyway? Pretty much! The food was just THAT good. We kept telling ourselves we were full and somehow kept taking another bite. What really made this place special, though, was the hospitality. We came in close to closing time, and instead of ever making us feel rushed or like an inconvenience, they welcomed us with kindness and gave us a wonderful dinner experience. That says a lot about a place. 5 stars all the way. If you're anywhere near New Lebanon, do yourself a favor and stop here. Places like this deserve all the support and business they can get. Great food, beautiful atmosphere, and genuinely wonderful people. We will DEFINITELY be back, and next time we're coming for breakfast!

I picked up a matcha latte here, and my friend catered a delicious brunch from this spot!…read more I appreciated that the matcha didn't come pre-sweetened. It could've been whisked/blended a bit better (separated a bit), but I was happy with it overall. Regarding the catering, I was a big fan of the avocado toast (super fresh and creamy and nice flavor) and tasty muffins (I enjoyed the blueberry muffin.) It takes a bit to make drinks / food, so be sure to allocate some time--this isn't one of the factory-like cafes that churn out drinks / whip out ready-made food. The interior is cute and has assorted offerings of general foods/supplies that were fun to peruse.

Best Croissants and Coffee Beverages in the entire area …read more the people are always friendly kind and nice . the area has plenty of room for inside and outside and the art on the walls is a nice touch . very cozy relaxing place .

The menu on Google shows it had soup but when we arrived. Soup wasn't on the menu…read more We were a little dissapointed. So we decided not to stay.

Genuinely the most pretentious establishment I have ever step foot in. Get ready for NYC prices…read moremultipled by not just slow, but inattentive service. Tries to justify prices by using local products- well, it doesn't account for the sub-mediocre quality. No matter what I buy (i.e. a bottled drink and coffee cake) the total price blows my mind. Don't be fooled by lack of pictures; I've unfortunately been here too many a time as a Williams student. So happy to never have to come here again. Do better.

Yo their sandwiches may be very very overpriced, but I am always to satisfied with my food from…read morethis place. Their baked goods they sell in the front are always so delicious. Also, this place is a cute place to study.

Enjoyed sandwiches and house cut skin-on fries at the Lickety Split Cafe located inside Mass MOCA…read more I had the hot turkey with brie, avacado, and mustard on whole grain bread, and my hubby had the roast beef with provolone, onion ring and chipotle aioli on toasted sourdough. The bread was locally baked. The food was delicious, the service quick and friendly, and the art was amazing. Great spot to grab a bite in a fun location!

They served us Big portions, they had fast service, they made our breakfast to order…read more The food was good. I got the breakfast skillet my partner got the breakfast borrito. We would come back!

Great place to eat,great service and tasty fresh food. Nice friendly atmosphere. very fair prices.read more

Gross and undercooked food. They apologized for the hour and a half wait time and sent undercooked…read morewings and penne in the Alfredo. They got busy and just sent the food out quick and undercooked without a care. Disgusting

Nice and bright! Comfy booths but no tables/chairs…read more Attentive waitstaff I asked for an egg white omelette and no potatoes and no toast. I offered to pay extra for it too. They could NOT oblige. Huh? OMG... really. Financially, the cost avoidance on omitting toast and potatoes would have offset the labor for separating the yolk from the white. Also, they would have not disappointed a new customer. I sampled the French toast and it was good--nothing special. Ditto on the pancakes and bacon. I mean it was sort of like what our Moms and Dads would make--or if you are the mom or dad--what you would make; albeit the pancake was huge and fluffy. Ok--finally...did the waitstaff come by and ask how are food was...nope. I would have given this place 3 stars but between not checking in on us after leaving the food and not accepting a legitimate dietary-driven request, I am obliged to give it two stars.

While staying in Pittsfield Ma, we are breakfast 3 times and each time enjoyed our breakfast. Food…read morewas plentiful, fresh and well plated. Service was exceptional with a smile. The feel of an old time diner and comfort was relaxed and classic style feel. Well done

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.

A true local spot that has good food that is prepared well. You will see tradesmen, neighbors and…read morelong time residents filling the place. Shelly is behind the griddle and cooks up a storm. Tourists, keep in mind that this is not fancy with music and artwork for sale on the wall. This is a real diner with counter stools and booths. I had the Greek Eggs for breakfast, which is a delicious combination of Greek spices, potatoes, sausage and other yummy treats. Toast comes with it (sadly not gluten-free), but you need to order and home fries, etc. I like that. You pay for what you want, not some inflated plate of extras. Note: you won't see the Greek Eggs on the printed menu. Ask for the specials. Greek Eggs are always there. My wife loved the raisin French toast. She said that it did not need syrup. I am told to try the Goulash for lunch by several people. It sounds great. If you are looking for a fancy or romantic meal, look elsewhere. Want a fancy vibe to impress, look elsewhere. Want really good food that is proven with the locals, visit Shelly. Want eggs, French toast or pancakes, this is the place

I arrived at 8am after doing laundry, on sunday sept 23 rd . Ordered 2 eggs over, homefries, rye…read moretoast and hash. It was tge worst breakfast i ever had in my 67 years. Coffee was good , but rest nah. My adolescent daughter at 15. Her second try cooked a better breakfast. . Homefries stuck together burnt, the has was like served on sweet potatoe skin. It was overcooked like a sheet cake with flat burnt bottom . Rye toast was rung out with butter drpiing as i sqezzed it. $16.50. For the pile of horsecrap.. beware. !