It's a cozy spot with the option of the dining area or lounge for seating (as well as outdoor…read moreseating; weather dependent). We made a little over an hour drive and were not disappointed. The Caprese Pasta was solid, and the staff were very welcoming and friendly. If I were in the area, I would definitely return.

What a lovely mid-week adventure! Great parking and easy access in. Didn't explore the entire space…read morebut they do have a cozy bar room and bright modern dining area with well spaced tables. I had bumping into other guests. Looked like they also have sheltered outdoor seating. Menu is a good size with excellent selections of apps and meals of different sizes. HAD to have the Heather Martini and the poutine! Burger was perfect and so were the fries. Staff was friendly and chatty and very polite and gracious. Two thumbs up. So enjoyed my experience I forgot pics.

Wish I came here sooner! Have come twice, both meals were great!…read more Lots of great drink options - Spiced Apple Mule I would certainly recommend. Forgot to take a photo, but the grain bread they give is delicious paired with a white bean hummus. Would love to purchase the hummus - it's that good! Some vegan friendly options (or slight mods) which is great - seared tofu had a ton of flavor paired with wild rice. I especially liked the pan-seared chicken breast, lots of flavor. I also tried the pulled short-rib sandwich, found it somewhat dry but still very good. Loved the fry's - wish they weren't "duck fat" so that it could be a vegan option but I still enjoyed them! On both occasions servers were overly nice and knowledgeable. Look forward to coming back soon! Sugar cookies with the check is a great touch!

Fantastic meal, in an old school CT Inn. They also have a killer GF menu-even the fryer is GF! I…read morehad a great classic NE clam chowder and a delicious burger (which is honestly one of my fave things to eat and I'm picky with my burgers!) This is a historical setting, so keep that in mind when you go. Cocktails and service were great - we also had a lovely table by the fireplace. We won't hesitate to go back!

Cute little cafe, very friendly staff. Food was great, the latte was great, and loved all the…read moregluten free options. The owner was so friendly and kind. We loved the small town charm and how busy the cafe was with the locals.

Amazing customer service, especially when compared to their competition, and even better food-…read moreespecially the breakfast sandwich. I get the impression that greater care is put into the preparation of the food as well as the operation of the business than other, locally-owned breakfast options. The breakfast sandwich- add tomato and avocado- is fantastic and will keep me returning to Meraki when in the area. Thanks for being kind, calm and respectful. I also value the very chilled and relaxed vibe of the small restaurant- it's like stepping back in time.

It was Resturant Week in Washington Depot last week. We looked online at the special menu for the…read moreGW Tavern, and we chose our meal. We even invited some friends to join us. When we arrived for lunch, we asked for the special Resturant Week menu. We were then told that the special menu was only for dinner. I explained to our server that there was no mention of "only dinner" on their website. but our server was not moved. A classis "Switch and Bait." I will never return to that resturant. To add insult to injury, the food was Meh, and the steak was chewy.

This was my first time here. We went after hiking in the area. This place is very popular. There…read morewas no parking so we had to park down the street. However, there were still plenty of tables available inside. The food was delicious. Three of us ordered the meatloaf sandwich. One of us ordered the vegetarian Cobb salad. My friend's only complaint about the vegetarian Cobb salad was that it did not come with Egg, which she did not realize when ordering. That it was busy our server was pretty good at getting back to us and getting our food and getting our drinks and refills. The inside had various decorations of George Washington as well as different trees and birds.

This is a fun little spot in Litchfield. It's very small - only like 10 tables or so, and kind of…read moreold timey inside, which we liked. The service was friendly, and we got the last table for an early dinner around 4:45 on a Saturday. I ordered the chicken parm sandwich on recommendation from the server. It was very good and a bit more rustic than I had expected. I just remember it being a little more expensive than I expected. I'd definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again.

We took advantage of visiting the Village Restaurant during Litchfield Restaurant Week. The prix…read morefixe menu offered great choices. I started with a delicious seafood bisque. The stuffed pork loin was a generous entree with a stuffing made up of Granny Smith apples, cornbread and cheddar cheese. The mashed potatoes were topped with a tasty gravy. Dessert was "Denise's Famous Carrot Cake" was wonderful - very moist with lots of raisins and coconut topping the cream cheese frosting. Our server was very attentive and the food was delivered promptly. As a history lover, I loved seeing all the historic photographs on the walls. The building has a very historic feel. We found the Village Restaurant to be a great place for dinner.

My first visit to Kingsley came this week during a two-day off-site business meeting in town. A…read morefriend who was a former employee had been urging me for years to try it, however, I'm typically only in Kent for lunch, and too anxious to get home when the tavern opens at 4pm. I am thrilled to have finally had the opportunity! The feel of the place is precisely what you would imagine in Kent. Traditional old-style dark wood, a sense of community, perfect decor to harken back to the days of stage coaches and taverns being the center of a town's social scene. Service was excellent. We never wanted for anything - but yet were not bombarded or crowded in the quaint dining room setting. The best and most important part of our meal was - well - the food. The menu is suitable for literally any dietary need without compromising their spin on elevated tavern/comfort food. Ample appetizers, interesting salads, tacos, meat/non-meat and even vegan options abound - all with terrific portion size and execution. Our entire group was pleased (and some are persnickety). Very much looking forward to returning and grateful they are in our great town.

Okay. First of all, food was amazing. Secondly, drinks were amazing. But one thing I was iffy of…read morewas the waiting time for meals and some staff members staring at customers before they got occupied by getting customers a table. I understand it's a small restaurant, but for both waiting times and customer privacy, it could be improved. Overall, very nice food and romantic environment!

Papa, Bob's is a fun, family, dog, friendly outdoor in the summertime entertainment venue. They…read morereopened after shutting down shortly.

Food is home cooked varieties well prepared. You won't leave hungry but you will leave satisfied. A…read moreBerkshire hill town community with a welcoming atmosphere. Friendly staff and service ready to accommodate you or your guests. Pizza is amazing and dinners are of the comfort food variety. Enjoy this place. I know you will.

Always loved this place, perfect on a cold First day of February, Brick walls dark wood polished…read moremahogany bar.. Brings you back in time, The menu has various unique Choices and a great sunday Brunch. THE staff was friendly and made you feel at home.. I chose the Brunch special, French Onion Frittata, with a micro side salad. IT was just ok.. I was hoping for more of a flavorful frittata,,it was lacking that wow factor.. My husband ordered the Truffle Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich and A side of Sea Salt Fries, which were the best as well as his chicken sandwich although there was a few dried out and tough bites.. We will always stop in here for the coziness and explore new flavors

This place used to be GREAT... but I have not been there in a few years and the food is now…read moremarginal at best. Lots of burgers, and as a vegetarian I was saddened to see IMPOSSIBLE BURGER as the non meat option. What, a bean patty is too hard to make? All of the entrees had cheese, and what was once a swell little place has become a forgettable experience. On the upside, the waitstaff is lovely and the dessert was heavenly. Minor point.. the paintings of all these cable chefs is just weird. Why is Guy Fieri and Gordon Ramsey on the walls? WHY? I miss the old @.

Food, almost very good. Soggy burger bun. Waitress , Nina,…read morewas odd- curt, not listening. Ambience- interesting enough inside, but dumb music meant for the young ones -despite the average age of us who were eating as customers.

I dropped in, and to my pleasant SURPRISE, a beautiful renovation was underway! The space is open,…read morewith high ceilings, an airy feel, and a modern aesthetic. It's FIRE!!! (as the kids say) It was crowded despite being early evening. The only available seats were at the bar area near the windows, which was fine because we were determined to experience the "new" place. We ordered the tuna tartare and lobstah rolls. The accompanying chips are homemade (slightly salty, but my taste buds are really close together). The host was attentive and gave us the royal treatment. We put this gem back on rotation and we are definitely returning!!!

Yeah, it's kind of soon to update, but we've been stopping in here a lot over the last several…read moremonths, and we just get more and more impressed and satisfied with the food and the folks. So we wanted to thank them and alert others to this slightly hidden gem in the Litchfield Hills. They make some terrific sandwiches -- the roast beef dip is incredibly tasty. All the sandwiches are packed with fillings (the tuna melt is wonderful tasty, too). And they prepared a delicious turkey dinner for us with excellent stuffing and gravy, yams, etc. Gene (the owner) and his employees are really agreeable, knowledgeable and helpful in every way. And we haven't even sampled their salads, either, so theres are more treats ahead for us.

This review is on the deli side of Litchfield Catering and Deli. The parking lot is a good size,…read moreand there are picnic tables in front. Inside, I believe, may only be accessible by stairs. There are also tables inside. They serve Boars Head, and have several menu boards worth of sandwiches. They also have a deli case, serve soups and a small section of baked goods, and coffee. There is a station to go with the coffee. The New England Clam Chowder (which I took to go) was so thick and had a lot of ingredients mixed in! It was delicious! The bread on my sandwich was fresh, and my dog and I both enthusiastically recommend the turkey. I recommend the brie cheese it came with. The food traveled well, even the spinach.