The crab cakes are amazing - we had two orders of it! We also had a steak and cheese, the…read morecheeseburger soup and the portobello burger. The service was great as well as the space and location. Plenty of parking in the lot. Definitely a must if you are in the area checking out the covered bridges.

We stopped here for dinner and we were warmly greeted. The place was packed and we were happy to be…read moreseated. The atmosphere was upbeat and fun. They have an interesting menu I ordered short ribs with mushroom ravioli and it was mouth watering delicious the beef was tender and flavorful. Husband had the baked haddock which was served with roasted squash and husband asked for mashed potato and gravy. I sampled the sides and they were delicious. He loved the haddock. If you happen to be in the area call for a reservation on Friday or Saturday and get ready for a great time at The Rustic Table.

What a cute little hidden gem! We stopped in for a lunch date in December. The drinks were…read moreexcellent and the food was great. The atmosphere is really cute. Highly recommend!

This is a small eatery (I counted max 39 seats between tables and the bar) with difficult parking…read more I was able to get a spot right in front b because I went to lunch, but the parking lot has signs saying it is for employees of the wood shop next door, and no trespassing in the lot across the street, so I think street parking is the only option? Service is great, very attentive and friendly. The food is what earns this three stars. I tried a stuffie, German onion soup, a Farmhouse burger, and a key lime Mason jar. The stuffie was a little small, and most of the flavor was imparted by the ham and the squeeze of lemon. The German onion soup, I'm not sure why it was German except to not be French? Outside the name difference, the onions were way too large, and there was a total lack of flavor going on in the soup. The crock was very large too. The burger and fries looked pretty good, and I enjoyed the flavors here. The fries were rough hewn, so there was good crispness from all the edges. The toppings of the burger, and the bun, were also hearty. Unfortunately, my medium rare burger was more like raw meat with surface browning. I'm a big fan of rare steak, but ground beef needs a little more cooking. Also, the house made ketchup is really more of a marinara sauce. If I'd ended up eating more of my plate before they took it away to re-fire the burger, I would have asked to replace the ketchup. The key lime Mason jar was e everything you want to wrap up a meal. Great flavor, lightness, citrus. I did have to bring most of it home but, unlike the burger they brought back in a box, I'm excited to get back into the key lime. From an accessibility stand point, there is no ramp to get in nor handicap parking, so the evidently don't want your business. Once you're in, there are some seats you could get in, but if this place were full it would be difficult to navigate for anyone. The bathroom is a single room, but very spacious and nice. So, mixed bag for access. Your mileage may vary, but I'm not racing to return.

Common Table is a Cheshire gem of a restaurant. Beautifully detailed in calm, cozy serene hues of…read morecharcoal with hints of verdant potted plants. Service is warm and highly attentive. We enjoyed for dinner: To Start- Warm baguette with herbed oil, along with Naan Tacos (yummy) For Entrées: Caribbean Style Statler chicken (could've used a hint of scotch bonnet & ginger, but it was good), and the Common Burger (delicious) with matchstick fries. We were too full to try dessert. No worries, there will definitely be a next time. Enjoy! **Oh, I hear they are expanding due to the high demand. Reservations are necessary** Thank you

I was amazed how packed this restaurant was on an off-season Saturday night. Off the beaten path…read morein the tiny town on Cheshire, the parking lot was full, the bar was hopping, and the diners clearly enjoying themselves. How great! We loved it too. The main feature is locally sourced fresh ingredients prepared in an unusual way. I loved the crispy soy/maple salmon on a bed of hash consisting of brussel sprouts, potatoes and celery root puree. My wife Statler chicken was crisp and juicy. But you can also get incredible looking sandwiches. My eyes locked onto the cod reuben. How unusual, yet easy to understand. Entrees stay in the mid 30s, so don't expect a cheap night if you add an appetizer, wine and dessert. (Btw, ask to tour the wine closet). However, farm fresh food is worth it to me. The room is good looking and comfortable. It is a little noisy with all the happy people, but not too bad at all. I will be back. And I will bring my picky friends visiting from New York.

We were too hungry after skiing to take any pictures of our food before we devoured it! This place…read morehit the spot for lunch after a morning at Mount Snow. The menu is extensive and it really seemed like we couldn't go wrong with whatever we chose. I had the patty melt and my husband had the fish sandwich. They were both delicious and the fries that came with them were perfectly seasoned. The portions were good and the prices were right. Service was quick and the place was clean and modern. We'll come back again next time we're around and I'd want to try their chili.

Much better than when it was Betsy's Dots of Dover. We had breakfast there twice in a week. The…read morenew owner Alice was very attentive and stopped by our table a few times. I look forward to when they expand to include dinner service.

We are traveling around New England and found the Hungry Diner. A really sweet girl met us at the…read moredoor and explained their ordering system and was very helpful with recommendations. My husband had the burger and I had a fish sandwich. Both were cooked to perfection. Also, the fries had a great seasoning. So good, ketchup wasn't needed. Also, while dining, the song Way Down South on the Chattahoochee" was playing. Unbeknownst to them, they were playing our song. We are from Georgia and practically grew up on the Chattahoochee River. We highly recommend the Hungry Diner!

Stopped here for take out in the middle of a long drive. Great casual atmosphere inside with a…read morenice big lawn for kids to run around. The food was good but my favorite part was that every single container is compostable!!

My book club did a we can get away in Connecticut so we could come here and the service was great…read moreour waiter was so sweet and you could tell they're not used to large parties they don't combine tables but they were so nice about it however the food was pretty good average kind of diner food we did miss breakfast so we were a little sad but we were disappointed in the books collection most of the books that come free aren't even worth it most people didn't take any books with them which kind of defeated the purpose of coming here and they did have books for sale which were better books however we all already have large collections and weren't interested in buying more all in all pretty decent experience and the price is not bad

I've passed by The Traveler Restaurant my whole life on road trips up north, but only just stopped…read morein for the first time last night! There weren't too many people there, but it made for a lowkey dinner. The food arrived quickly, and everything we had was actually much better than we were expecting. Cool concept with all of the books lining the dining room, and we appreciated that you could take 3 for free. Also walked around the book cellar too. There weren't really any titles that grabbed us though. My main critique is that it was pretty dusty... we looked at one of the lights and the cobwebs on it made it look like a Halloween decoration. You have to wonder if the dining room is that neglected, how bad is the state of the kitchen? Wouldn't be in a rush to come back, but glad I can say I've been to what's considered such an iconic roadside stop.

The night that we moved into town, we celebrated by going out to dinner. We arrived at Silver girl…read more40 minutes before closing, and were informed that the kitchen was already closed. We expressed disappointment, but they then checked with the Kitchen staff and said sure if you order right away we would be happy to serve you. We were thrilled! We ordered drinks and had food, and it was all wonderful. We loved the speakeasy, vibe, the custom cocktails, and the impressive and carefully curated alcohol options at the bar. The service was wonderful and friendly. We thought, oh great, this is going to be our go to place in town, we'll be here frequently! Our next visit was completely different. I called ahead of time to check on availability, mention that we prefer to sit at the bar, and confirm that they do not take reservations at the bar, but that there were tables available. So we had it in. When we arrived, we clearly saw at least four open seats at the bar. But we were informed that those seats were reserved. I mentioned that I had just called to confirm that there were seats available and confirmed that bar seats could not be reserved. Well, that was perplexing. And there was no genuine apology, no mention that they might be sorry about the confusion, let us see what we can do... Ultimately, the hostess, did checked with some folks and found that there was a table that we could have. So we sat down for our meal. The service this night was decidedly different, and we couldn't help feeling like we'd forced our way into a private club that we really weren't welcomed at. That was a few months ago, and we haven't been back since.

The experience at Silver Girl is fab soup-to-nuts, from the food, drinks, service, and ambience. If…read moreyou want a romantic date night or a celebratory cocktail and nosh, this is your spot! The band played just the right rhythm and sound to enhance, but not interrupt, our meal. The food is great for sharing or for hoarding ;). I meant to take a picture of our chocolate dessert but we dug in before I had a chance. We sat at the bar and had great conversation with the bartender/owner and the other guests. The ambience of this quaint jazz bar and restaurant is simply amazing. Would recommend it to anyone in Acton or passing through!

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.

Not sure how or why this place doesn't have better ratings. Everything was 5 stars here.. the…read moreservice, all the food, drinks and the setting of the restaurant was so nice. My boyfriend, 1 year old daughter & I came in to try the food as we were staying less than 10 mins down the road at Great Wolf Lodge. The pecan rolls & corn fritters were amazing!!! Especially dipped in the maple syrup! We got a kids chicken tenders & fries which was a great portion! Fish & chips & teriyaki steak tips with fries. We were starving after swimming all day and ate every bit because of how great all the food was. Nice beers to choose from & I had a yummy pomegranate marg. They were so accommodating of our overtired toddler as well. Thank you to our server Cera for doing a great job! When we're in the area, we will definitely return. We almost didn't come here because the reviews didn't all look great but we are SO glad we tried it! If you have a good experience here definitely urging you to leave a nice review (: Also love the ambiance of downstairs with cozy tables , warm lighting and the nice fireplace. Beautiful little spot in the winter and if you listen you can hear the brook running outside

Old world charm, with wooden beams, wide plank wood flooring, and multiple dining areas. Yard in…read morethe back makes for an intimate wedding venue. Generous food portions. Bread basket includes the pecan rolls the restaurant is known for, and corn fritters (yum!) We liked the spinach artichoke dip and chicken broccoli alfredo (which came with a humongous piece of fried breaded chicken). The southwest chicken salad was okay, the chicken was a bit dry and the ranch dressing was a bit thicker than I expected, but the corn and avocado made up for this. The food took a while to come out but our server was great.

The inn is set in a beautiful old home reached by a long driveway. Rooms are spacious and well…read moredecorated in a very traditional style. The dining room is also nicely decorated with tablecloths and plenty of room between tables. Everything was clean and tidy, although quite dated and a bit worn. The dining was quite nice, with a wonderful menu selection that made it hard to choose because everything sounded so good. Our pork with cherry sauce was very well prepared and accompanied nicely with vegetables and potatoes. The wine selection was small by varied and we had a delicious wine with dinner. The owners were friendly, helpful and went out of their way to support a late dinner schedule. The play many roles in both the inn and the restaurant and did a great job.

We go here on our wedding anniversary every year. Food is great and the owners are great. The inn…read moreitself is beautiful also.