Visiting from NYC we found GB eats & fell in love!! Food choices very original & delicious! Our…read morewaitress Brittany was delightful & very outgoing! We spoke to the owner Jacob & found out the background of the restaurant. We will definitely go back when we visit again....

We stopped in for dinner and it was very good. Casual, laid back atmosphere, which was perfect for…read moreus after a day of exploring The Berkshires. The decor is cute with wooden tables, benches, and booths. Service was friendly and prompt, even though it was very busy with pretty much every table occupied. Breakfast is served all day here, and I ordered steak & eggs for my dinner while my husband ordered a sandwich with fries. Both were served hot and were good! Prices were reasonable and I'd go back the next time I'm in the area.

Been here several times. Service is meh. People not that friendly behind the counter. But gal who…read morebrought me sandwich was delightful. Ordered burger before. It was ok. Nothing special Today had bacon egg and cheddar in focaccia -- lots of scrambled egg well cooked - bacon was barely cooked and I really could not discern the cheese. This white focaccia Roll was only option. No whole wheat, no English muffin or bagels. Coffee was ok. Honestly not that hot in temperature -- Casual vibe. I was a bit disappointed overall. But I know their lunch menu is probably better...

Quick, convenient, and reliable breakfast and lunch spot in the great barrington area. We tend to…read morestop in before skiing at butternut every time we visit the area. My go to is usually the ol egger in a wrap. My children enjoy their pancakes and the coffee is good as well.

Great coffee house in the heart of Great Barrington. Meeting up with a friend of long ago, it had…read morean amazing g vibe, with decent seating, and live music. Just a Cappuccino with three shots of coffee today. It was a great concoction with great flavor. My only gripe is that I am not a fan of a Cappuccino in a paper cup, as we were sitting at a table to enjoy the coffee and conversation. Had they offered a true Cappuccino cup, it would have been perfect!

Great place for breakfast, lunch, coffee, etc. Ordered the Arlo sandwich. Turkey, avocado, spinach,…read morecheese and more. Absolutely, delicious. My wife ordered a turkey Reuben which was great as well. The dining area has an artsy vibe with plenty of tables. You order at the counter and your food is miraculously delivered to your table. Give it a try.

Just shopped there and my car smells incredible from the baked goods! The Gruyère and leek quiche…read moreis fabulous. And the chocolate croissant is the best we've ever had. A little slice of heaven bakery .

No coffee nowhere to sit…read more Pastries good. Just not what we were expecting. 3.5 stars.

Outstanding brunch with incredibly fresh food. We loved the ratatouille crepes and they even had a…read moregluten free one for me. Everything was so fresh and tasty. The ambience is amazing. Like eating in an antique market. Fun and entertaining. A must.

I'm sure this is a great place usually. We went on Father's Day, had a reservation and when I…read morecalled had a conversation with the woman who might have been the owner about her starting the reservation sheet. So they knew how many people would show up. Service was disastrously slow. They were so backed up that their friends dining there abandoned their meals to help expedite. Everything we ordered had at least one thing wrong. For instance my wife got the fruit crepes. They made a crepe that was part the fruit crepe and part a Nutella one. When we pointed it out the waiter checked the menu trying to figure out what we had ordered. It was an embarrassment. They might be good other times but this was a disappointing Father's Day meal.

Went a second time with a friend. Tried the meatball sandwich…read more Excellent. Still very happy with the staff, service and ambience. Check out their small gallery with local stuff for sale.

Robbie's market is a great addition to the GB Main St. strip of amazing stores and restaurants. As…read moresoon as you walk in you can feel the positive energy. It's the oldest market in GB. The walls and decor make you feel both the history and life today. Everyone is so nice and you can tell they all work hard. It was very busy when I went, but also very organized. The market offers breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and muffins in the am. On the weekends they offer donuts too. For lunch they have pizza, grinders, and salads. They also sell local products like granola, coffee, and so much more! There is live music on Saturdays along with local artists selling prints. It's an all around beautiful place with a great vibe! Parking is hard in GB, which can be a downfall.

I booked a dinner reservation at the Cliff House, a place completely unknown to me, for our twelfth…read morewedding anniversary. A dining experience chosen somewhat casually from a quick perusal of options online is a risky proposition, especially for an important date. Thankfully, this proved to be a "hit it out of the park" selection. The first hint: the person booking my phone reservation was cheerful, friendly, and efficient. Then, on arriving, the young folks shuttling customers in golf carts from the parking area to the restaurant were everything you hope young people will be: eager, interested, and very well-trained. Then, when I told the concierge that this was an anniversary dinner, he grew visibly animated; as a result, a champagne toast was brought to our table (the concierge having thoughtfully asked if we were alcohol friendly previously), on the house. When the appetizers arrived, I was so impressed that I almost regretted having ordered an entree: an improptu tasting menu made up of four or five appetizers would have been heaven (in fact, after the meal, I suggested that management put that option on the menu - which, it turns out, they had been considering. The entrees didn't disappoint, however, being among the best I've ever had in the Berkshires. In fact, in 35 years of Manhattan dining, I have only rarely enjoyed dishes as much as I enjoyed these. Dessert and espresso were in line with the meal: first rate. I spent some time reflecting my experience back to management, who listened attentively and with interest (a distinction in itself). My main point was the strong "vertical integration" that I sensed: every level of service and preparation was excellent, from the reservationist, to the valets, to the concierge, to the waitstaff, to middle management, on up to the star of the show, the chef. Although everybody eagerly acknowkedged that the chef was incomparable, I never got the sense that any level of service had been made to feel less than crucial to the dining experience. In short, besides being a great dining experience, this was a triumph of management, by which I mean old-fashioned management who make everybody feel valued and noticed. Kudos!

What a gorgeous restaurant in a magical setting - right in the lake…read more A golf cart whisks you to and groom the parking lot - or you can take a lovely walk. The menu is simple. Snacks. Appetizers mains sides. And desserts We had a cocktail the Grey Lady gin plum Liqueur lemon egg white.. foamy and good But we waited and waited and waited. It took an hour for us to get our food. Finally: Fish croquettes came out with our appetizers - Scallops gratin, beet orange radicchio salad, asparagus with hazelnut vinaigrette. Found a fish bone in the croquette ... but other wise everything was delicious. Salad was small - could have used more beets and oranges and not be plated in a bowl. Then we ordered three entrees: black bass, chicken and the steak preparation. All entrees were wonderful and well seasoned. The bass was sadly dry and overcooked tho. And the chicken in tarragon leek jus was truly special - but the plate felt empty. Two broccolini were a bit lonely. The juicy chicken with crispy chicken skin was our favorite bite. The steak atop sugar snap peas and tallow fried potatoes - with an herbaceous chimichuri type sauce. It was a complete entree. Chocolate pudding for dessert was yum Finding a gem like this in the Berkshires is not easy. We will be back but we would like our food to arrive sooner please

"You never see it coming, You never have a clue,…read moreBut there's trouble on the horizon, Bubbling like a roux" (Jimmy Buffet) Walking around and browsing the shops in Great Barrington on a beautiful Spring Day was a real enjoyable experience. We wanted to try a new place for lunch and ended up at Marjoram And Roux for a very nice lunch, It has a front showcasw with baked goods and prepared salads and a big roll of butcher paper on the wall where the day's specials are listed. We ordered at the front counter, grabbed a table in the modestly sized dining room and our two sandwiched came out very fast. My wife ordered a Prosciutto Baguette with arugula, red pepper tapenade, and Buffalo Mozzarella with an aged balsamic dressing for $16. I ordered a Pita Sadwich with White Bean Hummus, Beets, Olives, Pickled Onions, and Arugula for $12. Both sandwiches were served with a small salad of local greens. I loved my sandwich. The pillowy softness of the pita, the smooth velvety texture of the hummus, the sweetness of the beets, and the saltiness of the olives all combined for one fantastic sandwich. Portion size was generous, and since we knew we'd be stopping down the street for ice cream, we each took home half of our lunch. Pricing was reasonable at just around $30 after tax and before tip. There's a lot of lunch choices in Great Barrington and we were very happy with ours.

Very cute, sits a top of Railroad Street, on a section where I used to spend a great deal of time…read moreoutside Fiore' in its heyday. The old martins space. Very good coffee and hot drinks, teas, iced drinks. We split a spinach croissant into 4 and inhaled it in 2 seconds, it was good. The small menu of specials, written on white butcher, paperhanging on the subway tiled wall, looked fabulous. But the prize goes to the big, round Ginger Molasses cookie, studded with ginger and perfectly sweetened. A few cozy tables, nice natural lighting, relaxing background music and a friendly staff make for the perfect stop along your way.

Thankfully the only option within 20 miles is as good as it gets. 8 years in Brooklyn so I feel…read morequalified to say so.

Excellent choice for lunch. A wonderful tuna melt and a delicious sandwich club-like deal. So good…read morethe sandwiches are large. We also had the matzo ball soup which was very good as well. Would easily make this a regular if we lived here Great Barrington NY 6/4/26

Adorable pastry shop! Loved the ambiance with French music playing in the background with a very…read moreacceptable volume. We had to stop after I read some reviews and I love pastry shops in general. We tried several things but my favorite was the fruit tart. Our daughter simply adored the macarons with the different and unique flavors! My husband enjoyed the eclair and our son devoured this mini chocolate cake. I would definitely recommend this place but hoping that the service will get better.

Excellent croissants ! Enjoyed plain, almond, and then brioche with apricots and cherryread more