Farm to table pizza and lobster roll night. Delicious! The lobster roll was lightly dressed in mayo, a hint of lemon, dill, salt and pepper served on a golden grilled hot dog bun with Cole slaw. The mushroom pizza was wonderfully charred in the huge pizza oven off of the patio. Desserts were various ice cream sandwiches. The dining area has indoor patio and lawn seating. Perfect for families with small children or adults looking for a nice date night. Service was excellent. Highly recommend. We also stayed in the refurbished barn . Loved the rustic feel. The bed was very comfortable and the rooms very clean. Rooms have a small refrigerator and a microwave but no coffee maker. There is a Keurig one the first floor in the lodging barn with a fridge for half/half so you can half your caffeine fix any time of day. Coffee is also served in their lobby located in another refurbished barn access the courtyard. Continental breakfast is served at 8am. Really enjoyed my stay. read more

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I want to say it's more like 3 1/2 stars. But because the staff was so friendly and helpful I'm going to give it the full four stars. I will give you all the pros first, then the cons. Pros: charming, rustic, lovely countryside location, food and restaurant looks good. (However we did not eat at the restaurant) it was pricey, probably as expected. The bed was very comfortable, the bathroom is large, the toiletries are very nice, housekeeping is great. They come in daily and made the bed and changed the towels and replenished toiletries. There is plenty of parking, it is close to Great Barrington, Lenox, Lee, Stockbridge, and yet slightly out of the way into the country, which makes it a special getaway. There are no televisions. Some may consider that a con, I do not. The property and buildings are beautiful. The reconverted barn made into the lodging area was done tastefully, and in keeping with the rustic charm it retained. Some of the rooms have fireplaces, great for the winter I suppose, there is a slight smell of smoke in the room. I like that, some may not. Contactless check in and check out are fine. I don't see the need for this anymore, but it is not a negative. Our room was unlocked and all ready when we arrived. Small caveat; our door did not fully close and was unable to be locked , we did find someone at reception who changed our room immediately. They even offered us an upgrade for no charge, but we decided to stay on the first floor, so as not to haul our luggage upstairs. There is a large glass water dispenser refilled every day in the hallway, along with a Keurig coffee machine, which includes many different pods, including decaf, also a tea selection. There are two small refrigerators in the hallway. I took advantage and left a bottle of milk in there for my morning coffee. It was very quiet, we did not hear any other guests, just some footsteps in the hall sometimes. The air conditioning cranked, which was great because it was a very hot weekend. Cons: there is rarely anyone at reception to assist if you need it. They rarely answer their telephone if you have a question. They rarely answer their emails if you have a question or concern. I made our reservation on line, no problem. I did call and email requesting an additional night to be added. It took 24 hours for a response, but they were able to accommodate us. Would have been nicer to know a little sooner however. I then emailed to ask if an iron and ironing board could be left in our room when we arrived and I received no response. The iron and ironing board were not in our room when we arrived. I did find housekeeping and they were happy to help me I remember calling between five and seven times on the phone before our arrival between 3 PM and 7 PM and no one answered the phone anytime. They do have breakfast from 8 to 10 in the morning, which is too early for me. Maybe not for some. A bland selection of muffins, no other bread items or croissants or rolls. Some nice cut up fresh fruit. Coffee but no decaf. I did not partake and did not think it was anything special. All in all, my husband said he would not return nor would he recommend this B&B to anyone, however, it certainly suited our needs, we were comfortable. At the end of the day was it worth $1000 for three nights? Probably not . read more

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My son and his bride had their wedding at Gedney Farm in June of this year. Everything was perfect. We checked in on Friday and checked out on Sunday and were taken care of by the staff the entire weekend. The ceremony and reception was everything they dreamed of! The food was terrific and the staff were spectacular! I only wish the day hadn't gone by so fast! It was a truly magical day!! read more

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Company work party pure perfection. Waitress kept on the drink orders which were perfectly made and given there were 20 of us everything was timed just right. Had the best chicken Francese and mozzarella sticks that I've ever had. The atmosphere was cozy with wide plank flooring and very clean. The only downside was they had stairs to the dining area and I'm slightly handicapped so I honestly can't say for sure but it looked to me as the only way to the dining area. Other guest said it was cold with the good drinks I didn't feel it with the four margaritas in me. I wish I took pictures but trust me it won't disappointe you. read more

This is a review of the restaurant specifically. I thought it was great -- the pizzas especially (we got margherita and meatball) were excellent, as were the burrata, share plate, and especially the carrots. The pork chop and steak were both good but I'd probably skip in the future. read more

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this was the second time dining here which was a preview of there new italian spot they will be opening and it was once again amazing. The entire property is beautiful and the restaurant is no different. We started with the meatballs and calamari and both were delicious. the chef is well known and you can tell in the plating and explosion of flavors in the dishes. for entrees we went with spicy rigatoni which had one of the best sauces I have ever had, reminded me of a meal my italian grandma would make for us growing up, we also went with the eggplant parmesan which is easily the best eggplant parm i have ever had. the service was great and attentive especially with the place being packed and every table full. they also have a great cocktail/beer list with large wine list as well. living 20 minutes away only thing i can say is i wish i had started going here sooner. I also feel that they prices are very fair for the portions and the taste does each meal its own justice. read more

Gedney Farm - Spicy Rigatoni, Meatballs and crispy bread, eggplant parmesan - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - New Marlborough, Massachusetts

We had a fabulous seafood dinner on Friday night! The service was excellent and the food was amazing: fried artichoke hearts appetizer, a tomato-based stew of scallops, clams, mussels, and shrimp with crusty bread, and a perfect dessert medley that included apple crumble, lemon cheesecake and mind-blowing chocolate mousse! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming on a crisp autumn evening. read more

Setting is country elegant. Some customers wore summer dresses, others came in shorts and sandals. We ordered Italian - a generous sized panzanella salad, fresh agnolotti in a luscious corn sauce,, Tuscan wagyu as good a steak as I've had in any steak house,, and lemon cheesecake, light and creamy. Exciting wine list and helpful advice available, attentive service. Last night in Berkshires, and the highlight of our visit. read more

Arrived on time for our 7 PM Saturday night dinner, seated in a frigid part of the room so moved to another area. Very busy room! Reviewed the menu to discover that what we wanted to order was no longer available. Appetizer order included Shared Platter (prosciutto etc) and Sweet Potato. Food took forever to arrive. The bouillabaisse (last one in the kitchen) had no broth! The pasta was miniscule. But this is the closest restaurant for miles and miles.... so we enjoyed the company. read more

Since it was winter, we were seated inside, which was the downstairs area of a giant renovated barn. The crackers and hummus they brought us to start, were delicious-- delightfully garlicky. Although there was a vegetarian main course available (Roasted Broccoli, fingerling potatoes + feta + herbs + greek yogurt) I was intrigued by the side dish of grilled broccoli rabe with cheddar cheese sauce + aleppo + lemon. I'm glad I got that dish because it was delicious! Honestly, the vegetarian entree just sounded a bit boring to me-- maybe the description was spare, but the broccoli rabe sounded much more exciting to me. I also ordered the side of potatoes (my mom texted me and told me I must order them), but apparently the preparation has changed over time (they used to do a side of crispy potatoes). The roasted potatoes were fine, just a bit boring. Similarly, the grilled bread with leeks were fine, they just lacked some type of element to bring it all together. My husband got the house made cavatelli, which was delicious and I then regretted not ordering for myself, sans shrimp. Luckily, he is generous, so I was able to steal a bunch from him. He said the ribs he got were also delicious. He tried to order a beer, but unfortunately it never arrived to our table, despite requesting it a second time from the waitress-- it was a very busy Friday. I'd like the return in the summer to sit outside and try more things from the menu. read more

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Oh my! Service was delightful, dinner was stupendous, honestly! I had the lobster bisque - every bite was delicious, no exaggeration! Husband had the crab cakes and he said that he'd never had such perfect crab cakes. Chef Michelle came out and was so excited about her food being just right...lovely. Very real, unpretentious and involved. I had the halibut and farrow- ohhhhh! Perfect texture, perfect amount, sauce to die for! All was hot and oh so elegant! My husband had the lobster ravioli and said, "THIS is the way to eat lobster!". Dessert for me was pistachio ice cream baklava !!! TRY IT! read more

The locale is idyllic and the service attentive but the food was ..... How can you charge that much for a naked cauliflower and a couple potatoes.?. no sauce no flavors no nothing. I should have ordered the pizza. read more

We had dinner at Gedney Kitchen tonight for the first time since they reopened the restaurant. It was by far the best meal we've had in the Berkshires this season. Wonderful food and excellent service in a beautiful setting. Highly recommend it. read more

Beautiful location is the highlight of this place. Nice outdoor patio for Covid-safe dining. Roasted Carrots starter ($13): The carrots were much closer to raw than to roasted. All other ingredients had excellent flavor and were delightful. Broccoli Pizza ($14): The wood-fired pizza ovens convinced me to order a pizza. Unfortunately it was good but not great pizza. Next time I would try something else. Excellent wines by the glass. read more

Review is for the RESTAURANT ONLY. Our group of six made reservations during Covid Times for an early dinner as it was a bit chilly that evening. They gave me a bit a hassle when I told them I'd be bringing my registered service dog -- first the gal said no dogs allowed and after some explaining of the law (and a talk to the manager) it was taken care of. The covered patio is enclosed on only three sides and the wind does get in -- so dress warm! Heat lamps help a bit if you sit close to them. The setting is lovely with a view of the fields and grassy areas outside. When you enter you'll pass by a large outdoor oven where they were busy making pizzas -- so all of our party just had to try them. We did get a few apps -- the roast carrots with almond butter/yogurt sauce was good -- but the carrots were hard and would have benefited by being roasted longer. As for the pizzas -- we thought they were just "ok" and perhaps better quality crust, sauce, and toppings would improve them. Maybe our party of six has been spoiled by New York City and Brooklyn pizza? The setting does make the place and perhaps we will try some of the Main Courses next time. read more

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Menu was ridiculously limited. Waited over an hour for our food. They have NO bread and gave us olives and three carrot sticks while we waited for our meals. My pizza was burnt. Snapper very disappointing. Glass of pinot noir tasted like vinegar. Charged $12 for six small potatoes. The waitstaff was very attentive, but was struggling due to the inept kitchen. Complete disappointment! read more

I love what the chef is doing here. Farm fresh, local vegetables prepared in a thoughtful way. Very friendly staff. Nice ambiance. The vegan polenta dish pictured here is one of my top favorite meals of all time. It was outstanding! Can't wait to go back. read more

Gedney Farm - Vegan polenta with roasted squash - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - New Marlborough, Massachusetts

Staying here out of wedding obligation was a bit of a rut. A hotel in the $300 per night range would lead someone to believe that there would be at least a television, wifi, and a pool. No to all three. You will find a very shabby chic, bare essentials bedroom with a small bathroom and stand up shower or tub in some rooms. The rooms were really loud. You hear every voice and stomping from the upper floor rooms. The rooms are dark because there is only one small window while the other window is blocked by the window air conditioner. The lamp shades had holes in them from prior tenants. And the fireplaces are just for show and don't actually work. The rooms are musky and have a mildewy smell from the lack of ventilation in the bathroom. The actually "barn" next door for wedding receptions is picturesque from the outside. On the inside, the reception area is split up into two levels - the main floor and the loft. Your guests who are seated on the "loft" or balcony will not be able to see anything unless perched over the railing. Therefore, they would be very separated. The ceremony occurs up and over a hill about a 5 minute walk from the "barn." There is obviously no hookups for sound systems. Therefore, your rabbi needs a good set of lungs so that everyone can hear him/her. During the cocktail hour, Gedney served very nice sangria and finely cooked appetizers. During the reception, the fish was overcooked and the filet mignon not so note-worthy. The service was impeccable and very kind. Do NOT rely on GPS to get you here. It will get you lost. Call reception and get specific instructions before you leave. Once you enter the woods, there is zero reception. Those coming from Boston must give themselves more than 5 hours to arrive on a Saturday. Traffic can be horrific on mass pike. read more

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(THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE NEW RESTAURANT @ GEDNEY FARM - Please call for dinner days and times as this is not currently open every day of the week.) Many of you know how I felt when the magic that was Mepal Manor ended. Distraught. Alone. Hopeless. However, last night at Gedney Farm's newly opened restaurant, I was once again hopeful, and dare I say...even a bit giddy. The weather outside was proverbially frightful, but the stone fireplace was roaring...and truly delightful. Once inside we were met with glowing candlelight, a relaxed, homey ambiance, and the inimitable James Love. Before we had even ordered cocktails James had our martinis shaking at the bar. Ah, he remembered. It seems that Mepal's magic was only sleeping to now be reborn at Gedney Farm. Chef Rob did his usual fantastic turn in the kitchen to provide us with some true delights. The Mediterranean Board, the orecchiette with chicken confit and French green lentils, and the wilted kale salad were standouts. To perhaps be (deservedly) redundant in this review, the service, with Mr. Love at the helm, was perfection. Adding to the magic of the evening was the surprise of beloved neighbors showing up randomly and as if timed by some greater power. Of course, the power of Brad Wagstaff and Leslie Miller (the owners) are certainly enough to bring us all out of our typical Winter hiding. Local, lovely, and Mr. Love...what more could one want. Oh, I know...the bill for the meal was so reasonable compared to what you might pay in GB. I'm not one for recommending a bargain for bargain's sake alone. 'L'addition' was a cherry on the sundae of a perfect evening. We'll be back, and hopefully you will to, but first you have to go a first time. So, what are you waiting for, Dear Readers? Magic awaits at Gedney. read more

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Ok so full disclosure we had our wedding at Gedney. Everything was perfect. Colleen and James took care of everything. We had our ceremony outdoors on their beautiful grounds, and the reception in the event barn. We first came to Gedney last year for a night away. The food was and is amazing, local, seasonal and generous. ( My mom had a dish with fresh plums from the tree outside the inn). The dairy is all from a nearby farm and the fresh butter on warm fresh baked scones is enough to make me drool just remembering it. The rooms in the inn all have their quirks. The upstairs ones have these amazing bathtubs with jets and indoor skylights (they look out into the high roof of the huge barn so you get lots of light without being cold or exposed.) Down stairs you get a shower. The furniture is all antique and can be a little shabby with no tv or stereo. On the other hand, the place is so comfortable and fun that I've never missed the TV. In the winter there are crackling fires and snow shoes. In summer you can walk out to the babbling brook and admire the rows of sun flowers. All in all a fantastic place to stay, eat and party. read more

Gedney Farm - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - New Marlborough, Massachusetts

This place is gorgeous. The food and drinks were great. I came hm happily stuffed and passed out on the bed. I woke up 2.5 hours after the meal and spent the next two hrs violently losing my dinner. I previously gave a poor review only because when I called the restaurant to share my story with Gedney's restaurant just in case they got other calls. They asked what I ate, asked for my number and said goodbye.... not a sorry or a hope you feel better or anything. Not impressive. I wasn't asking for anything but some of my friends thought I should let them know. UPDATE: received a call today from Mr. Smith. He thanked me for letting me know and hoped I was feeling better. Simple things matter. read more

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This spot is a nice place . Good location beautiful views of the fields and pastures . You can really feel the fall feel here leaves changing. Food is very good too . I had the striped bass when I charted this place . Tasted good flavorful . You can sit outside and eat which is nice enough room too. I love the outdoors and nature so this was in my wheelhouse . I will def go back . read more

(Guest House Review) If I could give Gedney Farms zero stars, I would. We were there for a wedding (as guests, spending 3 nights) and the entire first floor of the guest house had plumbing issues. Toilets not working, LITERALLY brown water (feces/toilet paper chunks, etc.) came up through the shower drain. Absolutely disgusting and smelled horrid. NO communication directly from owners, just chit chat amongst the first floor guests about the issue. Hours later housekeeping came (after day 2 at Gedney and no housekeeping first day) and "sanitized" the shower. Simply spray cleaned...no bleach. "Innovative and tastefully appointed guest rooms" according to their website. Furthest thing from the truth! Guest rooms inaccurately depicted on website. Dusty, cobwebs/spider in rooms. Don't recommend staying here. read more

Love the food, a bit on the pricy side for what you get but the hostess and staff ae always attentive.

Want to get away? Really really far away? Where cell phone's don't work and every star in the sky is visible? Rent a car, or pull your's out of the garage and head up to New Marlborough MA. The Gedney farm now has two properties. The original one is a converted barn that hass been turned into rustic hotel rooms with either a fireplace or soaking tub in room. I love the charm of this hotel and have been back many times. When I can't get a room in the barn, I've stayed in the Mepal Manor. I have no idea what this was before but it looks like a castle from t he outside. There is a full working spa next door that is brand new. The staff there, pretty damn good for rural MA, although I don't think I'd get a haircut there. The castle/Manor has some really unique rooms and lots of outside space to play around in. This place is light years better than the crappy bed and breakfasts that seem to clutter up western MA. Comes with a nice breakfast in the AM and the staff knows a ton about the area. read more

Starting with the staff: Fantastic. 5 stars. They went above and beyond. Food: 4 out of 5 stars. Great. Breakfast was a bit lacking but not bad. Granola was great. Drink: Limited beer selection here. 2.5 stars. And all glassware is long stem wine style water glasses. No rocks or beer glasses here which is too bad. Amenities: 2 out of 5 stars here. Not much to offer other than a great relaxing place. Wifi is non-existent. No TV or internet, which for some is okay. But I like the option, especially since there is no cell service here. Accommodations: 1 out of 5. Dirty and old. The bathrooms are private but they may as well be shared as you can have a conversation with anyone staying next to you through the vent ducts. It is very odd and unsettling being able to hear your neighbors clearly as if they were in the room with you. The tub/shower has no curtain, so the entire bathroom gets soaked when you take a shower. Plus you are forced to stand on a very uneven jacuzzi tub, with no flat area. Borderline dangerous. My room was dusty and dark. The skylight window sill was covered in dead bugs and leaves, walls were stained, linens were dingy and some had stains. I get rustic, but for the money required to stay here it should at least be clean. Bathrooms need a serious revamping. Long overdue. read more

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I will never, ever stay here again. I was recently here for a wedding. There is no cell service, no internet, no way to stay in contact with the world. There are bugs EVERYWHERE. Many of the bites I received were in my room. While the bed was comfortable, the room itself felt dirty. The tile used in the bathroom also made the bathroom look dingy. The bathtub was amazing, with whirlpool jets and was very deep. This literally was the only redeeming quality of the whole experience. On the downside, one day when I ran the bath the water was full of rust. The continental breakfast was a joke, don't plan on this as a full meal. I had under-ripe fruit and a hard boiled egg. For $300 a night, I expected a LOT more. I would absolutely not recommend this place to anyone. read more

Beautiful venue for a wedding. The service, space and surrounding farm were perfect. Highly recommended. The food was also phenomenal such as the crusted cod, mini tiramisu and kimchi shrimp cocktail to name a few. The wedding ceremony by the Cherry Tree was also a lovely location. I've heard the bed and breakfast rooms are quite nice but I haven't stayed. The bathrooms were not great given the rest of the place but still thought very highly of the place overall regardless. read more

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We were eight people for a birthday dinner. Service was almost non-existent, and food was mediocre at best. We had fish, pasat and rib eye diners. The fish was over cooked, the pasta was flavorless, and the rib eye was mediocre. read more

Gedney Farm is a bright spot in the Berkshire area, with a charming atmosphere, friendly, professional staff and excellent farm to table cuisine. We enjoyed the cozy but elegant interior, the romantic, crackling fire and convenient bar area that was perfect for lingering after a satisfying meal with friends. Worth a visit! read more

This is a review for the restaurant: My boyfriend and I drove out on a mission of randomly finding a cool place to eat. We'd driven by here a few times in the past and thought it looked interesting, so this time we stopped. When you walk in, the whole building is really beautiful and open looking when you're on the middle floor. Looks like a great place for a wedding or party. I love farm to table so I was very excited to finally be eating here. When we arrived(it was a random Wednesday evening around 5:30-6), we were asked if we had reservations. We didn't, so she asked where we wanted to sit. Since we weren't familiar with the place, we said anywhere was fine. Unfortunately, anywhere isn't really fine.....we were seated in a weird hallway downstairs that had two oddly placed tables. It was more just a way to get to the outdoor seating and it felt cold and uninviting. I didn't understand why she didn't just seat us upstairs where all the other patrons were. In the end we just decided to make the best of it....alone. in the weird hallway. The food sounded lovely so we ordered two starters, two entrees and drinks. We always share because we like to try as much as possible. The margarita crab in the martini glass appetizer was yummy and I just died over the kale caesar salad. One of the best I've had in a while. The drinks were good, though a bit expensive for what you got. My boyfriend wasn't thrilled with his first drink, an old fashioned, because it had a stupid amount of chipped ice. It melted so fast it was just a watery mess. For the second round he asked for the same thing with no ice, it came with ice. Disappointing. For dinner he got the Cavatappi Bolognese and I chose the Pork Chop. He was really into his, like my salad, he said it was the best he's had in a very long time. Sadly, My pork chop had been murdered. It was way overcooked, tough and chewy which is not what anyone looks for in a $28 pork chop. My boyfriend had a bite too and agreed I wasn't being unreasonable thinking it was bad. I've only sent food back once in my life but...now I've done it twice. It's an embarrassing, whiney position to be in. I'm not that picky, but I know a murdered, badly handled pork chop when I see it. The waitress got the manager who came over and apologized briefly and asked what I'd like as a replacement. So we shared the small portion of pasta while I waited for scallops. The bolognese was very good and I'm not a big pasta fan to start with. My scallops arrived and were nicely done. While I enjoyed them, I was left with a bad taste overall about this place. I didn't feel the manager cared very much about the issue and didn't offer a complimentary drink or dessert which is usually the best way to turn around a bad experience. All that happened was the pork chop was not on the bill. I did pay for the $30 scallops --- 10 bucks each. Between the hallway, the ice and the pork chop, I don't think we'll return. read more

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We had dinner here over the weekend and the food, staff and service were impeccable. Three of our party had never been to Gedney Farm before but two are regulars. There was a warm greeting from James in the parking lot, then we were escorted to the garden for cocktails before dinner. The setting is lovely with comfortable chairs, landscaped grounds and beautiful lanterns. We relaxed for a bit and then decided to go in since we were all hungry. We started with a loaf of freshly made bread that was brought to the table with butter, a carafe of olive oil and a spice mix called dukka. The bread did not need anything and the olive oil alone was flavorful, but the dukka made everything so much better. I don't know what was in their mix of nuts and spices, but it was fabulous. We ordered the lobster sliders on house made brioche, a watermelon salad with feta, arugula, crushed pink peppercorns and a balsamic dressing, the sweet potatoes with spiced figs, chili, scallion and balsamic and feta and a order of the house made frites with three sauces. Both the presentation of the dishes and the flavors were amazing. The combination of the sweet watermelon with the creamy feta and spicy greens were delicious. I didn't taste the fries or the lobster, but the brioche was sweet and tender. For dinner, we had the: - Seafood stew with shrimp, cod, calamari and mussels. It was flavored with saffron, tomatoes and lots of spices (cumin? cardamom?) that we could not determine. Two orders. One person loved it, the other was meh. - The delicious roasted porkchop with bourbon sauce, cheddar polenta, asparagus and mushrooms. - A perfectly cooked sirloin with fingerling potatoes, asparagus, carrot, roasted tomato and cipolinni. - A mixed grill of steak, sausage, sweetbreads, and short rib. It looked beautiful but I didn't taste it. Dessert options were too tempting to pass up. We shared the chocolate torte, the strawberry rhubarb crumble and the passion fruit mousse with pistachio cake and shortbread. The passion fruit mousse was the most incredible thing I have ever tasted. Ever. the portion was hugs and enough for sharing but don't share unless you really really like your dining companions . . . and even then think twice. Service was impeccable, down to the leftovers wrapped in ribbon and decorated with fresh flowers from the garden. Our server (Julie) was very accommodating. As others have mentioned, James is a wonderful host and made the new visitors feel most welcome. read more

Love the atmosphere in the restaurant. We sat next to a roaring fire. The was the first time I visited and I was very impressed. The service was excellent and the food was delicious. We ordered lots of different things and everyone enjoyed what they had. I would definitely return to this restaurant. read more

What a hidden treasure in the Berkshires! This dining experience will leave you thinking "when can I return?" The service and food is nothing but the best! Go on a Friday night when they have their farmers market! read more

Gedney Farm - Amazing treasure! It was a pleasant dining experience! - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - New Marlborough, Massachusetts

Absolutely perfect! The food and service is amazing. They made me the most delicious chocolate cake with a fresh strawberry filling for my birthday. You must try this place. read more

My family absolutely loves this place. Always an interesting and delicious locally sourced meal to be had!

Absolutely beautiful restaurant and delicious food Sardine toast and the banana split were delicious

This place is beautiful. I was in a wedding party here and the ceremony was outdoors on a hill in the middle of summer. The barn was cool and the food was excellent. Also felt like the staff was pretty attentive & I know my friend had fun putting her wedding together. It was a little expensive to stay there but I was helping to find my friends hotels in the area and everything is expensive in the Berkshires! Worth it though- so nice to get out of Boston. (By the way, it looks like the address that shows up doesn't point to the right place) read more

We attended a wedding with about 100 guests here this weekend. The service was excellent and attentive with well thought out presentation. Of course, that's a compliment to the wedding planner as well as to the Farm. Many of us had trouble finding the Farm from Gt Barrington using Google directions. Until that's fixed, get directions locally or from the Farm. read more

Had the cauliflower with polenta - was not even cooked. My 14 year old companion had the pork chop and said, I quote, 'it made them want to puke'. Untrained waitstaff, disorganized, nobody seemed to know what they were doing and bad food. Will head elsewhere next time I'm in the area. read more