Breakfast Sandwich (7.5/10): Egg was cooked perfectly (nice and runny). Generous amount of cheese…read more I loved the rye buns! Rye Waffle (7.5/10): Waffle was very unique as well. Never had a rye waffle before, but it was very flavorful and had great texture. Salad (6.5/10): Salad tasted fresh. Felt like it was missing something in terms of taste, but not bad at all. I liked the addition of the chive flowers. House Soda (8/10): Strawberry buttermilk. Tasted fantastic! Service was great. Bakery was sold out by 1pm on Sunday. Menu is short and simple.

Breakfast out is something that I can usually take or leave, but Neon Newt is my new exception. The…read moremenu is short, sweet, and ready to accommodate a nibble or a more sumptuous spread. Between the apple cider rye waffle with a luxurious smear of butter topped with flaky salt and real maple syrup close at hand, fresh and flavorful sausage patty, and home fries topped with their green jalapeño hot sauce, I ended my meal satisfied. Good quality ingredients shine, and the waffle and sausage in particular were a testament to that. My partner gave the brewed coffee a thumbs up as well. Parking was at capacity when we arrived around 11am on a Sunday but it wasn't long before a spot opened up. Once inside, we were able to be seated right away. The mood was chill and staff working both capable and laid back. There wasn't any rush and plenty of space to soak up the morning. The artwork in the bathroom and predominantly native plantings along the rear parking strip, which were replete with visiting butterflies were icing on the cake.

Excellent coffee, craft, and atmosphere. A big recommend from me…read more A small café, which lives just across the street from a charming barn full of books, is gorgeously lit and carefully furnished. Their coffee roasts are varied and exceptionally high quality. I stocked up on several bags of beans on my recent trip. And the drinks they make they make with craft and obvious care. Shout out to Camry for the memorable counter service, as well. When we're in the area, we drive out of our way to visit this Berkshire gem.

We stopped by last year while celebrating the 4th with family. Thought we repeat our Sunday morning…read morecoffee break again this year.. It was very busy but the line did move fast. Small Parking area at location. But street parking around the area. They have great coffee which is what we remembered. Full of flavor and I don't need to sweeten it. Just enjoy it with cream. Had a banana Nutella muffin which tasted like a bran muffin with Nutella and another layer of something. It was fine but not what I was expecting. The orange muffin was fine but did not have orange flavor. Love the space as they have plenty of seating in doors and outdoor. It was a beautiful morning so perfect to sit and enjoy the warm weather, people watching and walk around the town, if you desire.

I am a native Washingtonian from Seattle. Washington has a huge cafe culture, filled with local…read morecoffee shops, drive-thru coffee, & also known for Starbucks (I don't drink Starbucks) besides the fact. I had very high expectations trying my first coffee beverage in Massachusetts. As Massachusetts also has a huge coffee culture :) My husband and I are visiting family just 45 minutes from Lee. Lenox happens to be the nearest cafe while we were in the area. It's a very small cafe, with pretty tight seating but the ambiance was settling and the baristas were very friendly! I ordered a Mocha and my husband had a cappuccino. Lenox's coffee is very tasteful, with a bold flavor and smooth texture. My mocha tasted like dark mocha. I am not a huge coffee milk person. I did have it with milk and still the coffee did not disappoint. Thanks Lenox for the amazing experience. You have wonderfully crafted staff here! I'd love to come back again.

This is a cute shop in a cute town with fine coffee, and if that's all you care about, Lenox Coffee…read morewill maybe meet your needs. However, in my experience, the service was rude--like incredibly rude. And the drink (though the coffee itself was good) was poorly crafted, with milk overly aerated and scalded. Given the level of condescending impatience I received from the counter staff, I'd expect an exacting attention to detail. So if you're cool paying six bucks for a cappuccino that comes in small, medium, and large, this place might be for you. But if, on the other hand, you know that a cappuccino should be around six to eight ounces, and you'd prefer an establishment that treated you with a little gratitude, just drive the eleven minutes to the absolutely world-class No Six Depot Roastery Café--that's what we did.

I've been here just twice while visiting the Berkshires, both visits were great and I really need…read moreto go every time I'm out there. I love their breakfast which was what we had on our most recent trip. My kids had the chocolate chip pancakes and demolished them quickly. They both said they were the best pancakes ever. I had the croissant French toast which was decadent but not too filling, a lovely breakfast. My husband had their special, pancakes with fresh peaches and mascarpone and he definitely had the best dish, tons of fresh peaches. The first latte I had was so good that I also got another to go. We also grabbed some baked goods for the road which was an awesome decision. Staff was super friendly and the restaurant is so lovely. Will be back for sure.

We have been before and always enjoyed the food. You have to come early and expect a long line…read more They are only open for breakfast and brunch. It's very casual. You can also sit outside Order,pay, get your number and sit down. We had the special which was a sweet potato chorizo hash with poached eggs and hollandaise - honestly the chorizo lacked flavor and was not spicy enough to counteract the sweetness of the potatoes. We also had the huevos rancheros which were sublime. Nicely spiced black bean/chili sat atop a corn tortilla, eggs, avocado sour cream ..etc. Also had the famous morning glory muffin - two cappuccinos. It's pricey but worth it! We will be back

Good sandwiches! We had the spicy eggplant wrap, the Maggie May, and the chicken avocado panini…read more All really good. Parking is always a down side for us when you have to park on the street, but can't fault the cafe for that. Staff was friendly enough. The food came out super quick.

Cute little café. We came for some matcha and desserts, but they also had a nice selection of…read moresandwiches and wraps. The staff was friendly, and the place has a cozy, well decorated vibe.

We had a fabulous visit! The chef salad was delicious and a great portion. The onion rings and…read morehamburger were a hit as well. Not pictured was a turkey club that was massive!

Delicious kimchi egg sandwich! Grits were great as well. And GF bread & pancakes offered for the…read moregluten-free! Casual dining, inside a deli / market.

Truly excellent pastries and a lovely, inclusive environment. We enjoyed the croissants, giant…read moreblackberry scones and a truly outstanding lemon curd danish-shaped croissant thing. This is the kind of community-oriented spot that I would gladly visit multiple times a week, every week, indefinitely. A great addition to Pittsfield!

I hate to leave an average review of this place I was so excited to check it out. The pros are that…read moreit's a great size with lots of different seating options and good WiFi, so great for remote work. There's all kinds of community supporting programs/events/initiatives which is amazing. Sadly, I was pretty let down by the food choices. As a vegetarian, finding a lunch option that isn't just a veggie sub (or pizza) is kind of hard, and I had looked at the Wander menu specifically and noticed their paninis/soups/salads/sandwiches that seemed really tasty, and that it was served till 2. Unfortunately when we came in around 1 we were told they couldn't make any of their paninis/sandwiches and didn't have a soup. This basically left us pastries (wasn't really feeling a sweet lunch). It made for a hungry and sad afternoon! If I was in the area I might try again, but I won't come back out of my way.

Great place to meet friends and have coffee and small breakfast. The place is not large but quite…read morecozy.

Cute cafe right on the main street with out- door seating and indoor. Pre-orders are left to the…read moreleft side of the entrance. To order in person walk to the right and then turn left (a u-turn if you will) to get in line. Menus are posted on the walls to easily see as you wait in line. A variety of baked goods are available in a display case by the cashier. We ordered a raspberry lavender latte, a beverage from the cooler and two crepes. When we were walking away with our table number in hand I heard the cashier tell the barista I ordered a maple latte. I corrected her, I ordered the lavender. I received a Mocha. How did a raspberry lavender become chocolate? No idea how that went so wrong. A metal stand is on each table. Insert your table number and place it where staff can see. The indoor dining area has high ceilings, a big window wall at one end and is quite loud with sound bouncing off all the hard surfaces. Tables are set up from couples to a group configurations. In the back corner are two love seats and a coffee table. My egg and cheese crepe was extremely filling. Lots and lots of cheese in there. It kept me full all day in a 'I need a nap' kind of way. The cheese was the primary flavor in this dish. My dining companion had a stomach issue after eating a spicy reuben. It wasn't actually spicy at all so not sure what caused the stomach upset. The concept is fun. Put a sandwich into a crepe. The crepe doesn't add flavor to the dish and it's a knife and fork meal vs. a handheld. Add in both of our less than optimal reactions to the dish and wrong coffee delivery and we personally won't add this to our 'try again' list. They do have plenty of other items to try, and I do appreciate local businesses so I'm not saying it won't work for you. This was just my experience. Free on street parking. Restrooms down the hall near the back door where you'll also find a water fountain.

Absolutely amazing. Great food, great service . we got steak tips pizza and Greek salad... the…read morepizza was like a gourmet experience.. the steak melts in your mouth and is full of flavor. The Greek salad was amazing. Delicious feta cheese and outstanding dressing. Topped it all off with great atmosphere eating at Berkshire Mantiques .... and a cup of iced Carmel coffee for the trip home and a cinnamon bun for breakfast the next day.

No one was there to answer the drive thru. No one was at the window of the booth itself. No sign. I…read morecan not give that place a proper grade since I never received my coffee.

A quaint restaurant / Superette. Everything is homemade and made to order. Home-fries were off the…read morecharts best ever. Fresh eggs, homemade bread! The oatmeal with brown sugar and raisins was scrumptious . The ladies running the place were helpful and sweet. I would be a regular if I lived closer.

When returning from Stockbridge to our campground in Becket, we were looking for a local place for…read moredinner and discovered this hidden gem. Quaint and a bit rustic, it exuded a homey, comfortable feeling. Although we were the only diners eating inside (they have outdoor seating too) there was a constant stream of takeout while we were there. My wife opted for a chicken quesadilla with peppers, while I chose a corned beef Reuben, which turned out to be one of the best I've ever had. Stacked full of lean, tender corned beef, I was almost full after the first half, but it was so good I couldn't resist finishing it. I now regret not having leftovers. Service was exceptional. We'll probably be back for breakfast.