A lovely gift shop that also serves breakfast and lunch. They offer grocery items, beer, and wine, along with art for sale and live music. The space is beautifully decorated, and the service was friendly. It has a great vibe -- hip, artsy, and quaint. read more

The Store at Five Corners - The OG and The Fancy breakfast sandwiches - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

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**DISCLOSURE STATEMENT** I find aspects of writing this review difficult due to being an Amherst College alum and, therefore, eschewing, forever, all things "Williamstown." You have been informed. :) I have passed The Store at Five Corners to attend my sons' sporting events for years. Today I broke down and tried it for lunch en route to a track meet. I cannot tell you how happy I am to have visited, and how disappointed I am to have wasted a decade not frequenting this place. It's a Normal Rockwell-esq, quaint and rustic colonial country store. The staff was simply outstanding. Local, authentic, attentive, personable yet professional and added to my experience (I wish I had gotten their names). They have delicious looking treats and baked goods, an array of interesting dry goods and unique drinks in a cold case - but the main focus is their breakfast and lunch sandwich, salad, and coffee menu. The list of offerings does not go on for days. It's efficient, and clearly allows them to be good at 12 things - rather than meh at 30. I ordered possibly the greatest plate of food I've ever had in Berkshire County with the white miso hummus and pickled vegetable salad. WOW. It was tasty, well proportioned and conceived, and balanced well beyond my expectations. I did add chicken at the suggestion of the staff - and even the chicken was additive. Perfectly cooked (I suspect wonderfully sous vide), tender, all natural, and tasty. I enjoyed it so much that as soon as my first plate was cleared (yes, you heard that correctly), I ordered a second!!! And, for the record, it was not due to a skimpy portion. It was due to how much I enjoyed my lunch. It's menued at $15 before chicken addition - call it $21 all in with protein and tax. So so worth it. I literally cannot wait to find an excuse to come back to *GULP* Williamstown. I believe our spring sports schedule has us back relatively soon. The staff made me promise to try the falafel next time. I certainly will (very likely with another one of these as well). Fantastic. read more

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I'm sad to write a less than positive review of the newly reopened Store at Five Corners under the new Bay State management. I ordered the turkey, Brie, apple, jelly sandwich on sourdough (it's the image on their website homepage). I'll let the photo of what I got speak for itself. I didn't open the sandwich at the cafe, which is why I didn't mention this in person. Front counter young woman was very nice, and the interior is very similar to what it was under the former management. I'm hopeful this is just opening jitters and that things will improve! read more

The Store at Five Corners - Broken bits of turkey, jelly from a jar, Brie I can't see, two thin slices of apple for the whole sandwich, sourdough. - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

Fabulous deli/store/counter serving restaurant on Route 7, about 30 minutes north of Tanglewood. I'm all about the charm, and this old house with wide plank floors, yummy bakery case display, wine selection, local cheeses and DELICIOUS sandwiches checked all the boxes. Plus it smells like bacon here. read more

The Store at Five Corners - Pool side picnic at the new/old Springs Motel - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

Order at the counter and grab a seat at this cozy corner country store. Plenty of items to choose from here. They also have grab & go! read more

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The staff is welcoming & efficient. The chicken salad sandwich on a croissant was delicious! The Store has a warm, quaint, charming vibe, with the period wide board floors, old time cases brimming with pastries & salads & the long, inviting table to sit at with friends & neighbors. Love it! read more

We went to The Store at Five Corners and ordered breakfast. We had three orders: an egg and cheddar sandwich on sourdough, scrambled eggs with rye toast and sausage, a side of hash browns, and a side of bacon. The bread on two orders was barely toasted (i.e. mushy), the scrambled eggs were greasy and burned, the bacon was fatty and stringy, the hash browns were very salty (and I'm someone who likes salt), and the sausage was something like tiny kielbasa links. While not incredibly expensive, it was fairly pricey -- something I'm fine with provided the food is good. We ended up throwing at least half of the food out. To boot, the bathroom was filthy, and the clean dishes I asked for when food for three people came family style/two plates short were greasy to the touch as I carried them presumably freshly washed to the table. On a bright note, the staff were lovely. The women at the counter were fun, friendly, and very helpful. Other than to buy specialty butter or wine, I can't imagine a reason to eat a meal there again, which is a shame as I will be going by there regularly as it's between home and my son's college. read more

This is a solid breakfast in a very scenic location.the baked goods were delicious, and the ingredients seemed local and fresh in the breakfast plates/sandwiches. Inside there's a sense of history, as if this is the latest incarnation for a fairly established general store. All in all this is a reasonably priced location to wander in for a late breakfast. read more

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This was a cute spot near to the museums. Food was good and location was adorable. A little pricey for what it was but it hit the spot

I loved everything about this place! My family was visiting the area and we were looking for a relaxed, casual breakfast place where we could sit outside with our miniature poodle. This was the perfect choice - a country store vibe with truly exceptional food. We ordered at the counter and then settled in at a picnic table overlooking a nearby farm. Everything was great. We will definitely be back! read more

This is an historic restaurant. The ambiance is casual and relaxing. The staff are accommodating and very professional!

They have reopened! And the food is great. You are welcomed by amazing baked goods and the smell of fresh brewed coffee. On the table is fresh produce for sale. Your heart sings and you almost forget that you came in for a sandwich. Silly you. I actually ended up with the chopped salad. Delicious. Lots of fresh veggies with local flavors that shout at you. The store is at the intersection of routes 2 and 7. Well worth the stop. Welcome back Store at Five Corners. read more

The Store at Five Corners - Chopped salad - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

Friendly service, delicious salad and yummy marinated tofu sandwich on gluten-free bread (for those who want it). Outdoor dining with a beautiful view of hills & farm. We'll be back! read more

The Store at Five Corners - Outdoor dining area. - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

Stopped randomly and found a great iced cappuccino and a delicious croissant. Nice service and a beautiful dining area. If I was looking for lunch I'd try this out. Next time! read more

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Lovely spot So glad they reopened . Delicious food. Cozy place for breakfast , coffee and lunch . read more

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Wanted to try something different for lunch. Not bad a you get what you pay for limited options but was worth it. If your lost in this area like I was stop here and refuel then continue your journey... read more

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There are so many things I could say about this business, but I think I'd run out of space! DO NOT HESITATE to visit if you love delicious, fresh pastries (both savory and sweet!) and one of THE BEST freshly made breakfast sandwiches you'll ever eat in your life, and unbelievably incredible coffee! What a cool store too! They have lots of things to check out, from different drinks to snacks/food items, and other locally made/designed items. Corey is the Captain of this amazingly run ship. What a nice guy! And I'm only saying this because I believe everyone needs to taste something so incredible in their lives they literally dream about it. You HAVE TO try their Toffee Butter cookies (This is what I call them. Hopefully I'm saying it correctly). They are pretty sweet, but they're cookies!! Treat yourself. You won't be disappointed. Of you have the chance, stop buy, grab a bite to eat, and sit down and take in your surroundings. You won't be sorry that you did. You will probably be upset that you hadn't known about this gem and their lovely staff sooner! Enjoy and you're welcome! read more

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A gem in Williamstown. Great ambience, food, music, staff, and light from the big windows! It has a modern country store vibe. I enjoy the setting for work, reading, or just having a quick meal away from the heart of Williamstown. Its distance from town is both the worst and best thing about the store/cafe. Five stars for five corners. read more

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Delicious sandwiches, great coffee, awesome service, great vibe. Their gluten free bread is literally the best I've ever had.

Doing a second review. This grilled cheese with tomato on sourdough was killer! And it's just so pretty inside this old country store. AND the food comes quickly. Definitely check it out for breakfast or lunch! read more

The Store at Five Corners - Grilled cheese with tomato on sourdough. Delicious pickled veggies come as a side. - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

Went a nice winter drive with my woman and we stopped here on our way back to Brunswick. The place is beautiful and has a old revolutionarytowm house feel as in back on the day settlers stopped here for a bite to eat and brew ha. Other than that it is very clean and the food is made fresh and they have a coffee/pastry bar as well I went with the clam chowder which was up there on the scale of clam chowders. It was rich heavy and chunky. Also it actually had CLAMS in it!? I know right clam chowdah' with clams is actually a thing here where everywhere else seems to give you a bowl of potatoes and celery. Anyways it was great and even had a kick to it to freshen up the sinuses. My fair lady got a blueberry muffin that was lusciously light and filled with blueberry. read more

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Very cute country store/restaurant! Only a few places to sit, but we got a couple of stools at a bar top looking out the front window. We were there on a Sunday around noon and there was a guitar picking circle just getting started. About a dozen musicians playing blue grass music among other things. We had sandwiches, that were delicious! Glad it's open and I will be back when I'm in the Berkshires! read more

Great place to grab some food, crispy chicken is a must have!

I heard this reopened and I stopped by for a sandwich. I have several allergies so I asked many questions. While the clerk didn't know the answer, she did go and ask the person in charge. He was helpful and knowledgeable. The sandwich was made quickly and it was delicious! read more

My "Emily Dickinson" Sandwich was delicious though a bit overpriced. The Kombucha tap was great though and the coffee was good as well. Loved the communal table seating--adds a cozy atmosphere to the store! read more

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This is a brilliant and beautiful place. The building is cute inside and out. The people who work here are so friendly and informative. The baked goods yummy! There is a big selection of local goods and nice cheeses. I really liked the atmosphere of this place. I would go here again. read more

Cute little restaurant next to William's college. Their sandwiches were delicious and they have friendly staff. I would definitely come back when I'm in town. read more

The Store at Five Corners - Salmon sandwich! - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

This place is a gem in Williamstown. The layout is open and spacious, plenty of private or community seating. It has such a great vibe. The service is phenomenal and the food is healthy, organic, sourced from local ingredients and tasty above all. I like the store format, local purveyors, third wave coffee, and sustainable practices. We unfortunately discovered this place on our way out of town. Had we found it earlier we would have come here for breakfast and coffee every morning. I loved the fruit infused free water selection and the freshly baked goods displayed prominently but subtly. You can take milk, ice cream, pasta, and cheeses to go as well as a nice broad selection of dry goods too! We will definitely be back! This is the kind of place this town needs to cater to foodie, well heeled, environmentally conscious people who care about what they put in their bodies. read more

The Store at Five Corners - Great community table - Bakeries Near Me - Williamstown, Massachusetts

Wow. This is a surprising little gem on the NY/MA/VT lines. Scratch made delicious healthier food made with care and attention and creativity. Rich soups, hearty variety of rustic breads, baked sweets, made to order fresh sandwiches, hot dishes too. Alternative eating with good flavors. Nice friendly service. Good selection of retail- chips, crackers, juices, soda, etc. Make it a point to stop in on your way to where your going. read more

We're a group of out of town visitors staying in a house nearby, and we ended up eating here for 3 separate meals. Each time, the staff was very accommodating with the food allergies in our party and the kids, too (they serve Udi's gluten free sandwich bread and were able to tell us ingredients in other items). Kid sandwiches are just $1.99, and the adults enjoyed their meals as well. We also got sandwiches to go for $4.99. This cafe was the perfect place for us to both pick up lunches some days and eat lunch out in the back another day (and let the kids run around on the amazingly huge playground). They also sell a decent selection of popsicles and ice cream, too...an all around win. Thanks for the hospitality, the Store at Five Corners! We hope to be back. read more

This spot stayed vacant for many years. Finally after many incarnations it's back. First rate breakfast/ lunch bakery. Cool patio. Easy to find. Recommended. read more

Stopped in here for lunch en route to the Clark from Sheffield. Really cute place, very interesting mixture of things to eat and products for sale. I opted for a BBQ Brisket sandwich. It was this sandwich that inspired this review and the reason for the 3 stars. Basically, the fellow in the kitchen who prepared the sandwich decided it was just fine to put 1.5 cubic inch sized cubes of brisket on a bun and call it a sandwich. Basically, it's like he cut up the meat into cubes instead of slices and used the cubes to make the sandwich.. weirdest thing. made eating the sandwich not fun.. I felt something needed to be said here. I guess, now that you've been warned, if you go there and order the brisket make sure to make a point to say out loud "Please slice the brisket for the sandwich, don't cube it".. of course that's absurd but unfortunately it seems necessary. YMMV. Good luck! read more

The Store at Five Corners was a breakfast stop by husband and I made on our way to The Clark Institute of Art - I'm so glad we found this little spot because it was great! The aesthetics are great - a nice rustic general store turned coffee shop type feel to it. Communal table seating inside and there's a sun room type area with individual tables to eat at as well. For breakfast, both of us got the Scrambler - I chose Bacon, Red Peppers, and Mozzarella in mine with White Toast and it was delicious. The presentation was fantastic, I loved that it was served on potatoes, and the toast was definitely a wonderful addition to the scrambler! If only we had more days in town I would have loved to go back and sample other combinations. I also grabbed one of their lemon poppyseed muffins because it looked divine - it was a little too crumbly for my taste but a wonderful muffin nonetheless. In addition to serving food at the Store at Five Corners, they also have a nice area that has cheeses, drinks, etc. that you could find in a general store as well as a selection of wines and more gift type items! read more

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Stopped in to this place for a quick bite and it was tasty and hot! Shared a skillet with my daughter, perfect for a light lunch. We even picked up some some homemade baked treats for my daughter's schoolmates. Service was fast and friendly! Can't wait to go back! read more

This is a cute shop and cafe that gets a mix of out-of-town visitors, students, and Williamstown residents. Seating areas have long communal tables, a glassed-in porch that gets great natural light, and outdoor picnic tables. There is a good selection of sandwiches, egg dishes, pizzas, tea, and coffee drinks, along with a smattering of salads and shared plates. Most of the dishes are vegetarian. Many of them are good, yet there is none that I absolutely love. The store has a good selection of local foods and products, though they tend to be pricey. The porch area can be a bit chilly in the cold weather, but it is a nice area to sit and study. Williamstown doesn't have a lot of nice cafes or other spaces to study at, so I do appreciate having this place nearby. It is also near Cricket Creek Farm -- always worth a visit. read more

A hidden gem in the middle of nowhere. Some really interesting culinary ideas going on at this little shop. I had a delicious almond croissant baked in house (as big as my whole hand, filled with some sort of cinnamon filling) and the summer's end pizza, which was topped with goat cheese, honey, zucchini, sweet corn, and heirloom tomatoes. Amazing. Such a unique idea and a great balance of flavors. Only downside is the price (which honestly is to be expected at a place like this). If you have the time and money to spare, it's worth a read more

It's so nice to see this place open again, and in a much better incarnation than the previous one. The old Five Corners was dark, overpriced, and inexplicably snooty, considering the mediocrity of the food. The new Five Corners has fixed all of these issues -- the interior is now light and more open, with a communal table in the main room and a few small tables on the closed-in side porch, the menu is interesting and the food is very well prepared, and the service is friendly. Bonus: the owner is sustainably-minded and offers a range of locally sourced ingredients on the menu, plus a nicely edited selection of teas. She also has a small selection of pantry products, wine, produce, and local cheeses, again with a focus on sustainability. I didn't have the coffee, so can't speak to that, but it smelled heavenly. I ended up meeting a client here for breakfast on a Wednesday morning, and it was a perfect location: the atmosphere is quiet enough where you can get work done, but no so silent that you worry about everyone else listening in on your conversation. I had the eggs with fried potatoes, pesto, and toast, and it was delicious -- and a nice change from breakfast foods smothered in cheese. Five Corners isn't the cheapest place in town, but I'd rather pay more for quality food than have a terrible dining experience for a few bucks. I'm excited to go back for lunch sometime soon, and plan to make this a regular stop. read more

Incredible selection of sandwiches and baked goods. They looked DELICIOUS!!! I only had a gluten free piece of banana bread which was awesome. However, their coffee was (to me) - and I am a coffee snob- barely average. read more

Had a great time visiting with a friend! Hot chocolate was awesome and the atmosphere was calm and friendly! Wish there was a little bit more seating for the colder months where you can't go outside read more

Cute store at the five corners (which was kind of tricky to navigate!). Lots of local items. The sandwiches looked great but we didn't purchase anything. Hot cider also looked pretty good as did the bakery items. I liked all the local item displays. Great New England charm to the store. Staff were very friendly. Plenty of parking outside and across from a farm store (which was unfortunately closed during our visit) and a state park across the way. read more