Very cool spot. Friendly staff, casual hang. I enjoyed a chai latte and a pastry. Definitely…read morerecommend.

Due to high recommendations, I had been wanting to try Stonykill for a while. Last weekend I found…read moremyself in Chatham and checked it out. This is artisan coffee (I had the Cortado; company had latte and cappucino). Perfect blends/balance, perfect temperatures and great coffee art. Good pastries, too! The music was sublime. The ambience a mashup of hipster vibe and PeeWee's Playhouse. There are treasures to behold, and in some cases, to be had. The place was full; the line was long; the barista was zen. We lingered and admired. Leave your laptop at home, enjoy the brew, and soak it all in.

As another review mentioned, ever since the pandemic began in 2020 this place is no longer open,…read morewith the exception that you can pre-order a meal to pick up (to go only), and that being on Saturdays only. It's too bad since Chatham is a very small village (Main St is only one block long) and this is a PRIME spot for a nice cafe or restaurant to be serving our community. It used to be a busy cafe open for business, now it's still there but always closed, for FOUR YEARS now. I guess covid killed their mojo.

Great little cafe. The food was very savory. I loved the outdoor space where you can enjoy the…read moresmall town scenery. Highly recommend the lattes. The pastries are excellent

Such an adorable place with really good food. Unfortunately, the service we experienced today was…read moreextremely disappointing. We ordered three sandwiches, and at the time my husband placed the order, he was the only customer there. While we were waiting, two other customers came in, clearly friends of the cook and spent time chatting with her about everything from yoga classes to NYC's Mamdami. After their conversation, they placed their order and received their food before we did, as well as before another couple who had also been waiting. It was frustrating and honestly disappointing to see others served first despite arriving later. We've visited before and had a lovely experience, which makes this even more unfortunate. I believe the woman assisting us at that time may have been the owner or a manager, which makes the situation more concerning. It's a shame because the space and food are wonderful, but today it felt like you need to personally know the cook to receive timely service.

Really cute, kitschy general store/grocery/cafe we stopped at for a bite before skiing nearby…read more Service was friendly, but it wouldn't be my first stop if I were in a rush. They had a ton of food items to peruse through while waiting for our egg sandwiches, most of which were or were made from local produce (farm location listed on the item, which I love). Sandwiches were tasty and the store itself was a lovely space with a sweet, small town vibe that earned it 4 stars; but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the astronomical pricing of everything in the place. For one egg and melted cheese on a bun, it cost $7. To add bacon to that, an additional $5. The sandwich is not large, and the $5 bacon is one slice, cut in half and folded into the center of the roll. For comparison, two eggs on a bagel with either a large sausage patty or enough bacon to cover the entire sandwich, is typically about $6-$7, in a relatively expensive locale. Another important note, the size of the breakfast resulted in both my husband and nephew having to order additional food. At $12 a pop, the sandwich should be more than enough to satisfy an average appetite. Coupled with the pricing of the other items for sale, like baked goods and $12 fresh eggs (which neighbors often give for free or $5/dozen) - it gives the impression that you're being swindled. I live in an area known for high prices, I don't expect things to be cheap. But this felt like they were pricing that high because they're one of the only shops in town and they can, and not because the items are worth that much. The food is yummy and the store is a lovely, small town-type gem that is worth a visit, but the pricing is simply unfair so expect to pay more for less.

The.macaroni.and.cheese…read more I got it "loaded" with caramelized onions, roasted garlic, and breadcrumbs with lemonade. It was a peak experience. Get there!

Very good, black forest ham and guryer cheese sandwich ,cooked perfectly!! You can sit out dude or…read moreinside, lots of different spots to sit and a nice bathroom!!

Delicious egg cheddar bacon sandwich - and great coffee!! I…read moreloved their grilled/toasted sourdough. The service could not be friendlier. But be prepared to wait a bit - as everything is beautifully prepared to order. Casual vibe with done seating. Dog friendly. We will be back!

What a cute place! We stopped in for breakfast wraps and coffee on our way to skiing and it was all…read moregreat! We grabbed our stuff to go but did notice that the space was very cozy, I want to come back and dine in person. Great coffee!

What a clean place to shop! It offers a varied assortment of candies and other sundries from the…read moreUK, USA & other places plus a large variety of drinks and pastries. Clean bathroom, too. Two staff were there: one was sweet and helpful while the other one was not so much. I'd return for the tasty drink and aesthetic, though. I appreciate the need to keep it 'just so.'

What a wonderful little shop! I could tell that the owner put a lot of thought into curating what…read morethey wanted to display, and the atmosphere they wanted to convey. There's fancy candles and aromatherapy on the right, but on the left you can find a small grocery store of sorts with tinned fish and chili crunch, and theres a slew of stationery scattered around as well. I believe they also sell loose leaf teas, and from what I can remember Rocky's Matcha is a pretty popular brand of ceremonial matcha. I got the chai latte, and it is the STRONGEST CHAI LATTE I'VE EVER HAD. I would say its caffeinicity (is that a word?) is comparable to a regular coffee latte. It's fragrant, a little more forward in the spices, an all around I can see why it's a customer favorite. Their matcha latte also sounds super tasty, and their Blue Boy which I think is butterfly pea-based. I guess this means I just need to circle back and try some of their other drinks!

I had a meeting this morning and had a little time to kill so I figured why not get something to…read moremunch on first while I wait? So I went into the Yellow Deli not expecting much. As I'm looking at the menu I'm intrigued with the variety of foods they have. I opted for the Rueben. I don't like rye bread so I asked to put it on a Kaiser roll instead. I am so glad I picked that. It was probably the best Reuben sandwich I've had as long as I can remember. It came out hot, and I mean hot!!! Cheese all melty and it was delicious!!! The owners Yaakov and Dvekah very friendly, conversational, and inviting. I want able to stay and eat very long because I had a precious appointment but I am very happy I went in. Gonna be going back soon and bringing my wife with me this time.

My wife and I were in town on business for the day and had a few hours to spare between events. We…read morewanted to support a local spot for lunch and decided to give this place a try. Boy, are we glad we did. At first glance, the menu seemed pretty simple with limited options, but sometimes less is more and that was definitely the case here. We started with the banana milk, and it was phenomenal. You could taste the fresh banana in every sip, perfectly blended and not overly sweet. My wife ordered the strawberry milkshake and it was just as impressive; creamy, refreshing, and full of real strawberry flavor. For food, we shared the turkey sandwich, which was out of this world. The flavors were balanced beautifully with fresh veggies and just the right amount of sauce. To top it off, we ordered the waffles with fresh fruit, which were absolute perfection. The waffles came off the grill hot and crisp, paired with vibrant, fresh fruit, and drizzling rich maple syrup onto them was the highlight of the meal. The place itself is small and cozy, with a cabin-style charm that makes you feel right at home. It's the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy simple but incredibly well-made food, and appreciate the little details that set it apart. Can't forget the staff as they made the experience incredible as well with the quick service. I'm already looking forward to my next visit when I'm on a road trip up north. This is definitely a hidden gem worth going out of your way for.

Stopped in for breakfast and was pleasantly surprised! We ordered an iced latte, a cappuccino and a…read morebreakfast burrito. The burrito took a while but was worth waiting for. The vibe is cool - there are a few tables to sit and eat and in the back of the cafe is the motorcycle shop.

No high chairs, no business, simple. My son loves vehicles, so I thought this place would be…read moreperfect, but it's not family friendly. I asked the guy for a highchair. He looked at the menu like he thought it was a drink. WTH?!

The most interesting things about this place are the cups and the decor. Drinks are weak and the $4…read morevegan chocolate chip cookie was small, burnt, and so bad I threw it out after one small bite. I was super excited when I realized most of this place is vegan, but was disappointed by flavor. The mocha was okay but lacked significant flavor and the vanilla bean latte must have had actual beans used because it was also lacking flavor but had a mysterious crunch. It's a cute place, though, and maybe other items taste better....

Vegetarians rejoice!…read more Where do I start? How about with the best damn sandwich I've had in years. This place was recommended to us, as my wife and I are vegetarians. I ordered the Fontina Panino (vegan sausage, fontina cheese, arugula and fennel mustard on ciabatta) and a cortado to drink. We take out seat in the very cool back room, and only after 5 or so minutes the drink and food arrives. Now I am a complete foodie, really tough on everything I eat, but after one bite I was in love. To the point where I asked Lauren, the owner, what mustard they were using, and then ordered a panini press when I got home hoping to recreate the magic. Perfectly chewy bread, just the right balance of sweet and savory, and that mustard. Truly amazing. My wife ordered the avocado toast which she said was perfection. I wish I could bundle this place up and ship it to New Haven because I'd be eating one of those sandwiches every week. As for everything else: The service was great. The atmosphere laid back and funky. Everything was reasonable priced. LOVE LOVE LOVE Cafe Joust!

We just love The Lost Lamb!…read more We visit the area often from Upstate NY and on every visit a meal and/or goodies to take home from here are a must. The staff are professional and kind. The owner is talented and personable. The overall vibe is adorable and welcoming. The food is amazing and comforting. What more can you ask for? Some of our favorites are the chocolate chip cookies, ANYTHING chocolate cake (the bundt or any chocolate cupcake), and the roasted red pepper sandwich on their homemade baguette. The coffee and espresso drinks are also great. But everything we have tried? Has been so good! You truly can't go wrong. There's usually a wait, but I hope this review makes it abundantly clear it's worth it!

LOVED this charming bakery! If I lived closer, I would be a regular!! Everything we purchased was…read moredelicious! Pear tart, almond croissant, and raspberry loaf. All scrumptious! They were busy, but the service was attentive, and the line went quickly. Don't miss it if you're in Stockbridge!