went there with 3 friends. food was great. people were friendly. the five dollar meals were a great…read morevalue. they have it on wednesday and friday. the only problem was that we did not get the check until we asked for it. which was not a problem. there were families there. they had a volley ball or horse shoe court. which was great because it was free for the family after dinner.

Prime Time House Is ok I would not rate this as 5 stars it gets one for effort anything other than…read morethat is not good.

The Whigville Grange is slightly off the path. Said path is pretty well beaten, there are houses…read morescattered all over the place, but it's far from the main road. It's a cute standalone building with a good sized parking lot on the side, although one can also park on the side of the road. There's a field behind the building, and a field across the street. There is a main entrance in the front. Inside is primarily one large room with a stage. The stage has painted backdrops that look vintage, which are very cool. There is a downstairs, but it's closed off to the general public. The Grange has a fair once a year in August. Participants are able to submit baked goods, fruits, vegetables, flower arrangements, etc for judging. There are hot dogs and hamburgers available to order inside, cooked on a barbecue outside, and seating available inside and outside.

I was called and e mailed within 4 hours of my submitting my form and scheduled pick up within 24…read morehours. I didn't have to be home for pick up so that was convenient. I just received my receipt and vacation info. I don't understand all the complaints. Easy peesy  and why would anyone stay home to wait for a pick up? and the kids will benefit. I am not concerned about their religion, nationality or color of skin, they are kids. So stop your racist rants and  if you don't like this charity, go to another. adiós,再见, totsiens,shalom, Good Bye

Extra special tea is getting ready to celebrate their 10 year anniversary next month. As soon as I…read morewalked in, I could feel the magic and love all around. The owner is amazing and opened up the shop for her son who has autism. They support, train, and empower young adults with diverse learning differences, such as autism, Down syndrome and sight/hearing impairments. It does get a little tight when there are a few people in there. When you first walk in you will see lots of fun things you can buy and a sofa! They have mugs, keychains, sweatshirts, and so much more! The next space is where you can order food and drinks and also pay. They have a wide variety of teas to choose from. In the back there is a beautiful room where you could sit to enjoy your drink or pastry. There was a class going on upstairs when I was there and I thought that was so cool. Everyone is so sweet. I look forward to coming back. There is parking along the side of the street. You can also park in the parking lot that is next to Extra soecial teas.

Th1s W4z Sooo good! hehe its so comfy and the place is soo welcoming and I love it here!!!!…read more favorite boba tea place!!! COMEING back soon!!!

I saw John Hannah dj for a local fundraising walk and thought he read the crowd correctly with the…read moretype of music he played. My committee hired him for our local Rotary anniversary party and he was a complete hit. He understood that there were several generations of partygoers and got us up dancing from the first song until the last. Amazing guy and his price can't be beat.

John's had many lives in the DJ world - a club DJ in the 80's and 90's, a wedding DJ in the 90's…read moreand 00's, and now specializing in bringing music to your venue or event. He specializes in 50's, 60's and 70's, but can pretty much get and play anything you want. He's a well-experienced emcee too.

Great place to hang out and praise Baphomet with my Brothers. Only complaint is that Brother…read moreMichael just HAD to blow up the last working toilet in the bathroom. Still 5 stars because you can just use the sink. Praise Be!

The Lake Mansfield Recreation Area boasts two main attractions directly across a narrow road from…read moreeach other. First is the lake itself -a gorgeous 29-acre pond with a strip of sandy beach front, grassy shaded picnic area, benches and swings. On the other side of the road is a forest with a network of forest trail walks. The trail is mostly flat and made of crushed stone. We parked by the main entrance at the beach and headed north on the well marked Main Trail before we peeled off to the right to walk the Loop Trail which eventually rejoined the Main Trail and took us back to our car. It was peaceful and tranquil today as the only other soul we saw was a young lady jogging along to her music. It was gorgeous out there- the trees were bare of leaves in preparation of the inevitable harsh winter and we agreed it was one of the better hikes we'd had in a while. One cool thing we saw on the Loop Trail was a humongous boulder off on the side of the trail. It appears on the trail map as (you guessed it) "Boulder".

Wonderful neighborhood beach fit for all ages and activities. Unlike most other Berkshire lakes,…read morethere are lifeguards on duty daily. Great for swimming, kayaking and lounging.