A gem in a region sorely lacking for movie theatres, though I'd say the studios aren't really…read moremaking too many pictures for folks who don't T have young kids or who don't like horror flicks. Great popcorn and when they have a movie I want to see I can't wait.

Fine place to watch a movie. Friendly service. Good snacks. Comfortable seats. Good sound level.read more

No notes! This place is cozy, professional, affordable and the performance of Jesus Christ…read moreSuperstar was professional and brought tears to my eyes multiple times. Worth the visit whether you are taking a date or just looking for something to do on a weekend.

Off-Broadway at its best. Intimate theater in the round with an exceptionally talented vocal and…read moredance cast. Save that trip to NYC.

Its not the first time we've been there. And we are definitely going back in September for their…read morenext kids theater show. Its more cozy for kids to sit at the tables rather than in traditional theater seats. They can walk around. Parents have a table to put their drinks (nice bar in the foyer) Kids love going there.

I like the stissing center for concerts. It is a relatively small venue, so there is no bad seat in…read morethe house. The staff is really nice, and can help you with any questions you have. They have very robust programming, and their prices are pretty reasonable. My one complaint would be the bar. Really cheap wine is all that is available, along with some beers and non-alcoholic drinks. I would love to see the selection expanded. Overall, really fantastic venue. I would recommend recommended.

This is a great place for a meal and/or drinks. The food is really good, the atmosphere genuinely…read morefriendly & warm and the service couldn't be better, and the prices are reasonable. The food is homemade and tasty - - classic pub fare but with interesting variations & additions, such as extremely good, crispy latkes served with applesauce and sour cream, as they should be! The desserts are delicious. The salads are good, too. I can't speak to the burgers because I don't eat them. But come see for yourself --You will not be disappointed, I promise--- unless you like pretentious restaurants, in which case I would stay away!

We all tried hard to like The Pub. The food was meh at best. Pretty bland and completely…read moreunremarkable. Institutional, actually. The beer was cold and good. I'm at a loss for words about the service. An earlier review used the term 'cheerleader' to describe the server's and bartender's energy and I have to say it felt a bit unhinged. Woah.

While a cool venue in an artsy town that is a fun and easy destination for guests, our experience…read morewith the planning team was completely horrible. They were hands down the most unprofessional event planning team I have ever experienced. All smiles and good wishes on the onset, but 'oh-so-busy-all-the-time' thereafter. Expect unreturned emails and phone calls, petty upsells, strategic disorganization, no vision, some rudeness and a lot of weird math. After about the umpteenth 'now what' it sadly felt like this small-minded, sidewinder approach was what they thought was smart business.

BRIDES BEWARE: Hidden Fees, and unprofessional coordinator Parker…read more Renting the basilica for your wedding is very expensive, $13k expensive, but what they don't disclose is that $13k is just the start of the fees they will randomly hit you with. If you're like me and money is valuable to you, then please keep reading before you book. Here is a *short* list of all the ways Parker at Basilica scams you: -1) First contract included a caveat that IF basilica gets a liquor license within 6 months you must pay them and undisclosed amount for alcohol. Parker refused to give us an amount to budget for this secret clause. -2) Next issue was when Parker rented out the Friday of our wedding without telling us the amount we would receive back. She promised us we'd "split" the cost which would mean $6k, but in reality we only received $2k back, and the Friday bride still paid the full amount. When we said no, we were told it's too late to go back and she wouldn't even issue us a new contract detailing out the change because she didn't have time. At this point we knew our contract meant nothing. -3) Third issue was when we wanted to bring in all our own rentals, including lights, since of course the lights are extra. Parker told us it would cost us a fee to remove the lights, and that we had to pay to rent the lights from her. -4) Fourth issue was after we just gave in to paying for lights that we couldn't take down, we decided to add on tables. We originally ordered 20 to be safe but we got our final count and only needed 15. Parker told us we couldn't change the tables because the Friday bride needed more. -5) One week before our wedding, we were then told we owed tax on the rentals for the lights and table rentals, even after we had her confirm there were no more incremental hidden fees. -6) Lastly our "refundable" security deposit apparently contains a $400 non-refundable cleaning fee which we also found out days before the wedding. I pray that the Basilica hires a new, professional coordinator so no other couple has to go what we went through. Good luck!!

DEFINITELY stay here! We stayed here for 2 nights for the James Taylor concert and were so…read moreimpressed with The Barrington. The rooms are beautiful and the beds are so comfortable. And the breakfast was absolutely delicious. The staff was incredibly helpful and eager to attend to our every need. The location is perfect - right in the heart of Great Barrington. Go ahead and book this hotel - you won't be disappointed.

The Barrington made us feel welcome, safe.. the rooms and communal areas were clean, beautiful,…read morecomfortable, roomy and stocked with hand sanitizers. They took care of every aspect of our stay. Our breakfast was thoughtfully made and the details that went into making our few days special will not be forgotten! Carrie and Maple, thank you for being very prompt and helpful if we had any questions... we will definitely be back!

After seeing a show nearby, my mom and I had dinner at ButtonBall Inn's restaurant before heading…read moreback to CT. We enjoy visiting historical places and anything with classic colonial charm, so this spot was right up our alley. The food was so tasty, particularly the duck dumplings and feta dip. The short rib tostadas had a nice spice to them, and I really enjoyed the Brussels with my chicken piccata. The lemon berry mascarpone cake for dessert was excellent as well! Loved the nods to aliens around the hotel and dining room. The new owner has clearly made an effort to maintain the historical charm of the property while putting her own modern spin on it. We would absolutely visit again on our next time in the Berkshires!

Great rooms, we loved brunch! We saw a fantastic, fun band at The Barn - we shopped in Great…read moreBarrington, so cute! Fabulous cocktails at the bar, the staff was friendly and accommodating. We loved sitting outside by the fire pits before the show- met great people- love this place!

Follow-up review, 7 years later ... After several visits in their first couple of years we got out…read moreof maintaining any habit of returning. The few fresh items are still uninteresting and the processed products remain underwhelming and overpriced. The coffee is generally insipid, albeit excellent on rare occasion; maybe try a good equipment cleaning every time before making new? The staff now seems stuck somewhere indifferent and rude: how hard is it to fulfill a pleasant request for a paper bag without the attitude, as happened today? The best way to summarize this place: it never hit, which responsibility starts at the top--the owner can't fix what they willfully overlook. Worthy candidate for zero stars.

We were saddened when the old Random Harvest closed over a decade ago and were happy to see new…read morelife in the old building as renovations began. It finally opened and we dropped by for a peek. Meh. There are fewer offerings than the old store. The cheese section is very limited as is the prepared foods selection behind the deli counter. The produce section specializes in organic offerings, but $8.oo for a dozen eggs?! Too often organic produce attempts to gain its credibility by featuring irregularly shaped fruits and vegetables nicely dusted with soil for that authentic touch. This place cleaves to that model. Catering to an environmentally concerned affluent clientele seems to be the raison d'etre of this employee-owned business, but success will not be achieved by slighting a customer orientation that emphasizes intriguing selections paired with a solid value for the money.