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.

Great place! Anytime you can get great food with an amazing staff it's a perfect picture. I came…read moreacross this place randomly while visiting a friend. It was their favorite as well! I can't wait to drop in again soon for more of that great tea!

Good service, GREAT dbl. espresso. I left feeling as though my 'happiness' mattered to them…read more I would highly recommend the place to friends & family!

Good sandwiches! We had the spicy eggplant wrap, the Maggie May, and the chicken avocado panini…read more All really good. Parking is always a down side for us when you have to park on the street, but can't fault the cafe for that. Staff was friendly enough. The food came out super quick.

Cute little café. We came for some matcha and desserts, but they also had a nice selection of…read moresandwiches and wraps. The staff was friendly, and the place has a cozy, well decorated vibe.

A lovely gift shop that also serves breakfast and lunch. They offer grocery items, beer, and wine,…read morealong with art for sale and live music. The space is beautifully decorated, and the service was friendly. It has a great vibe -- hip, artsy, and quaint.

I'm sad to write a less than positive review of the newly reopened Store at Five Corners under the…read morenew Bay State management. I ordered the turkey, Brie, apple, jelly sandwich on sourdough (it's the image on their website homepage). I'll let the photo of what I got speak for itself. I didn't open the sandwich at the cafe, which is why I didn't mention this in person. Front counter young woman was very nice, and the interior is very similar to what it was under the former management. I'm hopeful this is just opening jitters and that things will improve!

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!

Stopped in to grab a bagel and a matcha latte. The place has a casual coffee shop atmosphere that…read moregives off college vibes of camp out for an afternoon. I found the service to be quick and both the food and latte came out quick and delicious even on a busy Sunday morning.

Sadly is the only coffee shop in Williamstown. Get ready for prices past NYC, with mediocre…read morequality and attitudes from the servers. I've tried most of food; everything not in the bakery is a total waste of money and is worse than from a grocery store. Baked goods are decent, if you're willing to go into debt for it. I'm sure you justify by using local ingredients- sadly, it doesn't show in the quality. Wished you used all the GMOs. And get ready to see every single person you know if you live in Williamstown and be unable to find a seat! It's delightful ;)

Our stay at Wigwam Western Summit was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment we arrived,…read moreevery detail felt thoughtfully curated--the views are breathtaking, and the hospitality is genuinely warm and welcoming. Since we visited in mid-April, the cabins weren't open for the season, so we stayed in the Bear's Den--a cozy studio tucked beneath the main lodge. It was absolutely perfect, with stunning, unobstructed views of Mount Greylock and the valley that made the experience feel even more special. Perched at the top of Florida Mountain, the setting alone is worth the visit, but it's the care and attention behind the experience that truly sets this place apart. We left feeling completely recharged and already talking about when we can come back. If you're even considering staying here--do it. You won't regret it.

Really cute shop, with strong hot and cold coffee selection, and baked goods. Lots of handmade…read moreitems like beautiful knit hats, maple syrup, soaps, and much more. Definitely worth a stop in while leaf peeping. The view is spectacular! Excellent cold brew. On the porch they have a selection of hand painted rocks that are "leave one, take one", and many have little sayings painted on them. Very cute.

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

Hearts Pace is a wonderful place! When I moved to North Adams this year, I booked a massage. And…read moresurprise, it is a tea (and some coffee) shop too. Not only have I had amazing massages there, but the tea and coffee are delicious, and the service rivals any bistro in Europe. Treat yourself to a Hearts Pace experience!

This place has a beautiful, cozy vibe with a great selection of teas and great books on the tables…read more The bodywork room looks lovely. Another customer ordered a pour over coffee which was beautifully prepared as well.

Below average, below ground museum café. I could blame the architects of the new unit, who stuck…read morethis downstairs in the back with a kind of soulless seating floor and a very awkward cafeteria-style system. But the food direction is also odd, with an order-with-numbers system where you have to wait for it if you're going outside to eat (which requires schlepping your food up some massive stairs and around two turns just to get to the outside area) but for which they'll deliver if you're in the dismal downstairs. It's a huge missed opportunity; the largely empty (perhaps to keep it aesthetically pleasing) spot for the bookstore/gift shop, obviously positioned on the first floor to get more traffic, is adjacent to the outside seating area and would have been a far better choice for the café. The counter service was a strange mix of hovering and inattentive. As for the food, it's a theoretically nice set of high-end salads with no hot options (the hot stuff we ordered was just tepid), but is thrown together, given ingredients and pricing. The salmon-spinach salad, for example, was just baby spinach with sort of indifferent slices of salmon (not chopped for better coverage for flavor) tucked at random inside; the caesar salad was about as plain as you could imagine, and the special "Buddha Bowl", which a tasty original, was a pretty small portion for double digit pricing. It's adequate but it's not the kind of café to make you say "oh, let's meet for lunch at the Clark!", and without good inside seating that takes advantage of the beautiful view, adjacent to that view, it's just a quick refueling stop.

The museum itself opens at 10am, while the cafe opens at 11am…read more So if you are a fan of muji style cafe and Tadao Ando Architecture, you better get there around 11am, or you will have to starve yourself. The food itself is not bad but a bit pricey, got the chicken meatball veggy soup with a heated roll, very tasty indeed. While my boyfriend got the special honey mustard ham, cheese croissant. It is overpriced but I dont mind eating under the roof of Ando.