51 Park was recommended to us specifically for the clam chowder, so of course we had to make the…read moretrip to try it--and it absolutely did not disappoint! The clam chowder was everything we hoped it would be. We didn't have reservations, so there was a bit of a wait, but honestly, it worked out perfectly. We wandered around the nearby streets of Lenox while we waited, and the area was so cute and charming. Once seated, the service was great, and the crab cakes were delicious too. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Lenox, especially if you're on the hunt for a really good bowl of New England clam chowder!

Great server; quiet indoor table near front window…read more Loved my sesame encrusted tuna entree with cucumber salad and sushi rice. Very large serving of tuna; finished cuke salad but couldnt finish tuna or rice. Was not offered a dessert menu. Is this one of those restaurants with no dessert?

When I arrived in town, the first thing I did was check out where I could have dinner. This…read morerestaurant caught my eye. I loved the look of the menu and decided that's for dinner was. My server was prompt and attentive. She gave me time to choose what I was going to eat, since there were so many things that look good to me. I first ordered the limeaid. It was so refreshing and delicious. I even ate all the ice chunks at the end that were covered with the froth from the Drink. I ordered the seafood paella and was not disappointed. It was fresh and delicious. I could go back there tomorrow and eat it again.

Food was fantastic, charming server! Started with the Grillled Octopus in Anticucho Sauce - full…read moremarks, followed up with the very tender Lomo Saltado, even better. Finished with the very creamy Crema Volteada. Perfect

The starving artist Café makes decent food for the Berkshires. But it is not a place that has…read moreamazing crêpes by city standards or French standards. I'm not sure what is missing, but it feels very suburban or country which it is and there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but it doesn't taste like authentic crêpes. I really do like the fact that it's a cute spot decent coffee and decent breakfast in small town USA with friendly service and you feel like you're supporting a local business. We will keep coming back, but I do wish some of the crêpes for me being more authentic versions of what they are today.

Cute cafe right on the main street with out- door seating and indoor. Pre-orders are left to the…read moreleft side of the entrance. To order in person walk to the right and then turn left (a u-turn if you will) to get in line. Menus are posted on the walls to easily see as you wait in line. A variety of baked goods are available in a display case by the cashier. We ordered a raspberry lavender latte, a beverage from the cooler and two crepes. When we were walking away with our table number in hand I heard the cashier tell the barista I ordered a maple latte. I corrected her, I ordered the lavender. I received a Mocha. How did a raspberry lavender become chocolate? No idea how that went so wrong. A metal stand is on each table. Insert your table number and place it where staff can see. The indoor dining area has high ceilings, a big window wall at one end and is quite loud with sound bouncing off all the hard surfaces. Tables are set up from couples to a group configurations. In the back corner are two love seats and a coffee table. My egg and cheese crepe was extremely filling. Lots and lots of cheese in there. It kept me full all day in a 'I need a nap' kind of way. The cheese was the primary flavor in this dish. My dining companion had a stomach issue after eating a spicy reuben. It wasn't actually spicy at all so not sure what caused the stomach upset. The concept is fun. Put a sandwich into a crepe. The crepe doesn't add flavor to the dish and it's a knife and fork meal vs. a handheld. Add in both of our less than optimal reactions to the dish and wrong coffee delivery and we personally won't add this to our 'try again' list. They do have plenty of other items to try, and I do appreciate local businesses so I'm not saying it won't work for you. This was just my experience. Free on street parking. Restrooms down the hall near the back door where you'll also find a water fountain.

Will come back for dinner here every time we are in the area it was so good!…read more We called ahead for a reservation on a bus Friday night. In the main dining area you can relax to a woman singing all of the classics. Food was amazing - the French onion soup was incredible, and the steak was tasty and perfectly cooked. The turkey dinner was also the best comfort food for a snowy evening in the Berkshires. Service was excellent with very friendly hosting and wait staff. So happy we discovered this place on our weekend away - can't wait to return!

Visiting the area and enjoyed a tender and delightfully seasoned filet mignon dinner twice this…read moreweek! The roasted fingerling potatoes and creamed spinach were perfectly served alongside the filet. Our server and the gentleman host were friendly and polite, not rushing us while we enjoyed our wine before dinner was ordered. Such a positive experience in a quaint old fashioned atmosphere in a small town, loved it! This place is not to be missed!

We were going to the factory outlets in Lee, MA. I am not a fan of food courts, but were a bit…read moreshort on time as well. As were driving through the main road, we saw this Burmese place right there. "Burmese, in this area?" I thought. It was really good. The owner of the place was very friendly. "How big is the Burmese population in this area?" I asked. He just smiled. "Must be razor thin" I thought to myself. That made me think even more favorably of the place. "I love Tom Yum soup, but being at a Burmese place, we want to have Burmese" I told him. He said there is a Burmese twist to the Thai dishes and did recommend it. There was that twist. We loved their tea leaf salad. My wife's Thai sounding Chicken Noodle dish had Cauliflower in it. I thought that was unique in a nice way. A good place to try, especially for people outside the area. (As in, be surprised that there are Burmese places in this area)

Food was awesome, turn around was quick, customer service amazing, pricing was great. Dine in or…read moredine out. Indoor and outdoor seating cozy and home like!

Amazing food and great staff. There's a reason they have won awards. The only restaurant we go to…read morefor breakfast or brunch when we visit the Berkshires.

Girls weekend getaway in the Berkshires!‍…read more We came to Roses Restaurant and brunch was phenomenal. Majority of us had some form of egg dish and their biscuits were so good while one of my other friends got their mushroom grilled cheese, which she enjoyed! Service was attentive and plenty of parking, if I'm back in the area def coming back! Highly recommend!

This is your ideal Mom and Pop lunch spot. My wife and I ate here today, the restaurant clean and…read morewell lit. You order at the counter, the food brought to your table when ready. The two women at the counter were quite pleasant and made you feel at home. The menu is a little limited, but everything is homemade and delightful. We each had a bowl of soup, I had French onion soup, my wife had clam chowder, (loaded with clams!) both delicious. My wife had the lobster roll, I had the grilled ham and cheese. We both joined the clean plate club. Inexpensive and homey, this is a wonderful find.

Simple clean easy lunch spot to go for lunch in Lee. It's…read morelocated on the Main Street - just one of the storefronts as you walk by. There is on street parking or a public lot behind the restaurant. Prices are very good. Service was good - order at the counter & someone brings you your lunch. Sandwich, salad, soup. I had the quiche special that day. A small piece of quiche (very tasty), served with salad, a small muffin, and some fruit. As prices are low, keeping costs down matters, so lunch is served on a paper plate. My husband had the lobster bisque which he said was very good. He also had the blt sandwich (good).

The best restaurant in town. Amazing service and food. Get the shrimp bowl, so delicious !…read moreEverything we have had was so good. The gentleman we had as a server is very experienced! Support them, we go every time we are in town!

Once Upon a Table was just a lovely visit while we were out in the Berkshires this fall! Their…read moresandwiches are delicious and substantial! Additionally their French onion soup was sublime! We had a lovely server and while we had to ask a couple times for items that we ordered that weren't brought out with our meal our server quickly solved our requests. It was quiet enough for us to comfortably chat throughout our lunch, and we looked out from the windows at the lovely patio area which was awash in sunlight while we were there. Give it a try if you are in the area!

Excellent! You'll think you're in Paris as you stare at all the delectable French pastries…read more Here's a brioche and macaron.

Food was OK but service needs some help. They are set up…read morefor you to place your order at the counter, pay, and take a number sign to your table were the food will be brought to you. OK system but at least one of the staff was noticed walking food all over the place and didn't seem to understand the concept. I noticed this because this place is also very much like Paris - slow - it took over half an hour to get our food after we ordered it! Way too long. They also require customers to bus their own tables yet are shown a 'tip' screen when paying. Tip for what, exactly?

I always liked coming here when I lived in Lenox and decided to comeback today while visiting and I…read more am so happy I did. Ordered blueberry pancakes and the berries were fresh and delicious. The coffee is hot and fresh. Service is good and the staff are friendly. The place does get very busy and they also have outdoor sitting. Lots of fresh baked goods.

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