Cozy bakery/cafe with outside and inside seating. Smoothies, teas, coffee and espresso drinks plus…read morebaked goods. Not sure what espresso bean they use. For me this almost six dollar beverage is unworthy of a repeat order. Service was OK. Cashier releatedly spoke too low for anyone to hear over the conversation happening directly behind us and somehow translated my name egregiously wrong. Well, I gave them a shot.

When out of town I love trying local coffee shops. Unfortunately this one was not as satisfying as…read moreI had hoped. I waited almost 10 minutes for an iced latte despite the fact that there was only one person who ordered ahead of me when I arrived. The drink was ok. I think six depot coffee is a little overrated in these parts. They have a decent restroom which is nice if needed after spending the day walking around town.

A true patriot goes to Jake's Java…read more Memorial Day is important, but remembering our fallen shouldn't be limited to one day a year. I was interested in visiting Jake's Java after learning Jake was serving in the U.S. Air Force when his aircraft crashed during a training exercise, claiming the lives of all eight crew members on board. As a combat veteran myself, I wanted to support a local business that honors service and sacrifice. This was my first visit to Jake's, and I'm so glad I stopped by. Not only was the food excellent, but it was clearly made with love. In fact, that describes the entire atmosphere. The owner, Jake's mother Kim, is a wonderful woman, and if you stop by, you won't regret taking a moment to say hello. I highly recommend coming by for a cup of coffee, a sandwich, or simply to pay your respects. Outside, you'll find eight beautifully crafted picnic tables, each dedicated to one of the fallen service members. Take a seat, enjoy the moment, and spend some time reflecting on the heroes whose legacy lives on here. Jake's Java is more than a coffee shop--it's a tribute, a gathering place, and a reminder that our fallen heroes should never be forgotten.

So good and also a touching tribute to a fallen soldier. This family-run roadside coffee hut has…read moredelicious brews, flavorful and fresh food (I tried the sausage, egg & cheese on everything bagel and loved it), a drive-thru window, and a surprisingly wide variety of flavor shots for those that prefer something more interesting than straight black coffee. Service was cheery and easy, accepting tap payment. There's no "inside" of the location for guests, but in the warmer months there are a variety of tables and chairs outside to lounge with your drink and perhaps a few friends? Thanks for having me!

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

Genuinely the most pretentious establishment I have ever step foot in. Get ready for NYC prices…read moremultipled by not just slow, but inattentive service. Tries to justify prices by using local products- well, it doesn't account for the sub-mediocre quality. No matter what I buy (i.e. a bottled drink and coffee cake) the total price blows my mind. Don't be fooled by lack of pictures; I've unfortunately been here too many a time as a Williams student. So happy to never have to come here again. Do better.

Yo their sandwiches may be very very overpriced, but I am always to satisfied with my food from…read morethis place. Their baked goods they sell in the front are always so delicious. Also, this place is a cute place to study.

Always smells delightful walking in the door to this fine establishment. The sandwiches are…read moreamazing... the bagels and muffins are delicious! The drinks are cool and refreshing! The treats are always decadent. All around great place to grab something on your own to eat or grab something to go! Always have had a delicious experience at this location and have been going since it opened years ago.

Really good tasting food in a cute little place! Easy parking and fresh ingredients.read more

Nice and bright! Comfy booths but no tables/chairs…read more Attentive waitstaff I asked for an egg white omelette and no potatoes and no toast. I offered to pay extra for it too. They could NOT oblige. Huh? OMG... really. Financially, the cost avoidance on omitting toast and potatoes would have offset the labor for separating the yolk from the white. Also, they would have not disappointed a new customer. I sampled the French toast and it was good--nothing special. Ditto on the pancakes and bacon. I mean it was sort of like what our Moms and Dads would make--or if you are the mom or dad--what you would make; albeit the pancake was huge and fluffy. Ok--finally...did the waitstaff come by and ask how are food was...nope. I would have given this place 3 stars but between not checking in on us after leaving the food and not accepting a legitimate dietary-driven request, I am obliged to give it two stars.

While staying in Pittsfield Ma, we are breakfast 3 times and each time enjoyed our breakfast. Food…read morewas plentiful, fresh and well plated. Service was exceptional with a smile. The feel of an old time diner and comfort was relaxed and classic style feel. Well done

Great place for brunch. The vegetarian chicken and waffles (with fried mushrooms instead of…read morechicken) was so delicious.

This place was the best stop we had between our Boston to Cleveland drive. Returning from Boston…read morewith the family we found this place by chance. And thank God because it was amazing. First, the ambiance, tasteful decor, clean sitting area and pristine bathrooms tell you this place is going to deliver. Then the service, gentle, with attention to detail and very welcoming. The food was excellent, unique flavors, very creative and colorful presentation. Taste was delicious with several ingredients home made. The freshness of the food was there, present in every bite. The cucumber mint mojito, what a party in your mouth! And the coffee, exquisite. If you are nearby, do not hesitate to stop. Every dish was delicious. We had a party of 9 so we tried lots of plates. All of them delicious.

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.