I love a good rural grocery/convenience store... they have the best variety and usually have great…read moreproducts and this one was no different. They have a lunch and ice cream counter, they carry the local bakers goodies, nice coffee beans, and all the staples and sundries you'd hope to find in a convenience store. They have seating indoors and outdoors. All items are paid for at the indoor counter. The ice cream window exists but it is not actually in use. I got a scoop of 3 nerds and a red head by 3 nerds and a red head and I ate it outside. It was a really interesting scoop of coconut ice cream with raspberry. I kind of wish I had gotten the chocolate and raspberry scoop - but it was delicious. I regret not sitting in the cow chairs and taking selfies... but I had a pleasant sit and eat outside.

Stopped in before Christmas. Looking to get their famous carrot cake which unfortunately they…read moredidn't have, but we ended up with a great platter of Christmas cookies. Such a great variety of cookies to meet any taste, and look forward to our next visit there again

This place has the same owner of Loebs in Lenox. They take food from there and bring it here…read more Majority of stuff is expired. I bought meat from here last week and had to throw it away. Disgusting

This store recently changed hands and so far, it has not been an improvement…read more They've tried to retain the old sandwich menu for some reason but implement it poorly. Same prices but a clearly lower quality product. Prepared foods are disappointing and lacking any sort of character. It's turned into an unimpressive deli, complete with a clumsy layout and disjointed selection of products.

Nothing says I can't be bothered faster than a deli clerk scowling at you while you wait patiently…read moreto be waited on. I allowed the lady who came after me to jump in front as I wasn't in a hurry and she was waited in by the older gentleman already working. I made the wrong choice because I was waited on by the miserable young lady who came out from the back. I was clearly interrupting more important work. I will give her kudos for slicing my order exactly how I wanted it but that doesn't cover it now does it.

I grew up in Lee, MA and moved to the Boston area after college; however come to the Berkshires…read moreevery 4-6 weeks and always take my Dad to Big Y during our day of errands. We get pizza and grinders from there because the food is pretty fantastic. The entire past 5 years I have NEVER been treated respectfully by the woman who works at the pizza/grinder counter despite always being my friendly upbeat self. Today I thought thank God someone else is waiting on me, it was some guy. Nope, I was wrong. The lady and the man Big Y has working in their Lee, MA store should be fired. Period. Get people who know how to be civil and can speak to the public, because they CAN'T. I put up with it until today - no more.

Great co-op with lots of options for the limited space. Can do all your shopping there or just pick…read moreup a quick snack.

Nice little store. Love that they sell the Dr Bronner's liquid soaps in bulk. I got a pre-made…read moreturkey pesto wrap, and it really hit the spot. They also have a pleasant little outdoor seating area.

Charlie Kendall makes the very best natto and mochi in North America!! I wish I could buy smaller…read morequantities in NYC stores.

They definitely make the best Natto on this side of the Pacific Ocean!…read more I love it! It is great with California reds!

I don't get any of their prepared food any longer. Get chicken wings and find fried chicken…read moredrumsticks mixed in and the last time was a big breast in the bottom of the bag that was close 1/2 the weight of the bag. I took a bite out of the thigh and returned it. Also spicy wings does not mean salty. Now for the prepackaged deli meats, not very consistent. Tried a few time but to thick. What is so hard to dedicate a slicer number for whatever product you are slicing? In response to Barbara G, I stopped getting gas at their store because my cards ( even a new one didn't work at THEIR own gas station ) and then the loop of commercials on the gas pump screen was annoying.

Very nice store, clean, well stocked, easy to get around the store. Great selection Produce is…read morefresh.

Little local specialty market - honey, candy, and local items along with produce, canned goods,…read morecheeses, and more. They have a lot of local beers, ciders, local milk, etc. Prices are a bit more expensive, but quality local products. Excellent little maple sugar candies they just got in, too. They need to sell by the lbs instead of the 50¢ a candy, though!

Very quaint and loaded store. Has everything one would need and want for a delicious meal, snacks…read moreor travels supplies like tooth brush, tooth paste, dish soap... Yummy GF bread if you want that. Lots of local meats and snacks. As far as service, I've been there only twice; once in the midst of a storm and just last week. The guys I met were friendly, knew their products, a big reason why I'd go back!

Plenty of dinner options here, which suited me just fine since I was looking for something quick…read moreand heat-and-eat that would be easy to warm up in the RV before heading to the nearby brewpub for a quiet evening. Parking was simple, and the lot was clean. No stray carts cluttering the place. Inside, the store felt tidy and well-organized, with prices clearly marked on the prepared meals. Not exactly cheap, but at least you could see what you were getting into. Shelves were well stocked, which made browsing easy. I went with a chicken-and-noodle dish that was decent, though a bit bland. Someone clearly has a fear of garlic. Still, the price was fair. I also picked up a small bag of candy for Mrs. K., who always appreciates a sweet little surprise. [Review 1136 of 2025 - 1277 in Massachusetts - 24689 overall]

Great local shop. Very involved in the community. Awesome resource for quick trips and has a good…read moreselection for its size.

This market is an excellent stop in Williamsburg! Fresh local produce, a butcher on site, prepared…read morefoods-both hot and cold, and an excellent selection of beers and beverages. The staff is very friendly and willing to assist.

Tis a great little independent market. Friendly staff. They have a good selection pf groceries,…read moresome great meats, and in the summer a fair amount of local produce. They have a small wine selection. A credible small town market. Obviously not the least expensive but I didn't find anything sky high in price. The store is a quaint and homey and clean.

I always come when they first open at 7:00 AM. I just want to say that Paula at the deli is…read morewonderful. She is always kind, patient, and very welcoming. Every time I come in she makes me feel valued and appreciated. Her smile and attitude truly brighten my day. Thank you for having such an amazing employee.

With limited grocery options in the area, Stop and Shop provides the best selection of general…read moreneeds. Features organic section, deli, seafood, bakery, pharmacy, etc. I looked hard to find local fare... Vermont Cabot cheese and New York Boarshead products were as close as I found. There is a fairly good selection of Italian tomato and marinated items to support the local Italian population. Prices seemed a little higher than what I am used to paying. A preferred customer card is required for sale prices. The store is conveniently close to the Appalachian trail so hikers are able to refuel. The surrounding Berkshire mountains make an ideal setting for the store.