Heard good things about this spot and added it to our vacation plan. Our rental has a full kitchen…read moreso we grabbed three frozen pizzas and six frozen herb & chess chibatta. The bread will go home with us. The pizza is for dinner. Each pizza would probably serve one adult man and are absolutely delicious. Cooking instructions are on the wrap - put them right on the rack. Crispy crust has plenty of air pockets to keep it light with a good chew. The BBQ onion is sweet. The roasted garlic had a bunch of garlic scattered all over. Lots of cheese on both. The last pizza, roasted red pepper, will be for another day. They had about five pre-made frozen pizza options when we visited. If you prefer, call ahead and they will build one fresh to your liking for you to pick up and bake at home. The interior shopping area is small. By the register is a pastry display case with the most enormous stuffed croissants, scones, cookies and other sweet treats. Behind that is a display of fresh breads. On a rack by the door are bagged bread goods. Freezer and refrigerator cases are along the wall. If I lived around here I would without a doubt be a regular customer and try all their offerings. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Cozy seating area by the front door to enjoy your purchases on site. Big parking lot.

We visited 2 different locations and they were a world apart, that's too bad because we really like…read moretheir baked goods. At the Pittsfield location we ordered. Peach and Ginger also a Double Chocolate muffin. Delicious. The down side was the very unprofessional attitude of the server behind the counter. We wanted fresh coffee and she actually lied to us about that, instead the coffee urn was mostly empty and not fresh. As for the Housatonic location we ordered some fabulous Almond Croissants and Baguette and San Francisco Bread loaf. Whoa delicious. The woman serving us was outstanding and her very professional attitude was a relief compared to their Pittsfield experience we had. Thank you!

QUICK DISCLAIMER: This is not Bev's anymore. This is in fact, a SoCo creamery, which is apparently…read morea minor-ish New England chain. I like SoCo. I like the chalk board. I like the pseudo-rock and roll pictures on the walls. I like the fact that the teenaged staff really pays no attention whatsoever when I camp out at their tables and eat take-out Thai food. Oh, yeah, the ice cream. The key-lime pie ice cream I tried on special here was really exceptional. A subtle lime flavor and graham cracker pieces created a delicious combination. Too bad it's not a regular flavor. I also enjoy the pumpkin and ginger flavors, which seem to crop up regularly. The heath bar is exactly what it says it is, if you're into that sort of thing. (The scoops are expensive but large enough for me...of course, I'm a wuss.) They also have a lot of frozen coffee drinks and an interesting "frozen hot chocolate", which is basically an extremely rich chocolate milkshake. Brownie sundaes are tasty enough and are also bigger then your head, which is a plus when you're a college student. I usually just cave and get the soft-serve frozen yogurt, which is both fat free, tasty enough, and can be topped with gummy bears. (Try chocolate-vanilla swirl with gummy bears! Mmm, perverse!) It seems like they have sandwiches, which look both overpriced and slightly elderly whenever I see them. Exercise caution.

I wish I could give this review 3 & 1/2 stars, actually. I'm a BIG fan of the ice cream. Some of…read moretheir flavors are so extraordinary! Banana, Berry Mountain, Mexican Chocolate...*mmmmmmmm* Their pear sorbet is also a real treat. My complaints? Some of the inept teens that work there. Please note I said "some". Some are lazy, dismissive, and off their game. Some are completely on top of what they are doing. My prime example? The creation of a banana milkshake. I love ordering them to see what the reaction of the staff will be. Some scratch their heads and say something to the effect of "I don't think I can. We don't have banana ice cream". I tell them to mix one of the 20 bananas hanging from the glass partition to blend them with vanilla ice cream. Others say they aren't allowed to mix bananas and ice cream, which puzzles me seeing as bananas are a main ingredient of many of their smoothies. *hmmmmm* Haaaa. However, when I order a banana milkshake other times, what question do I get? "Okay. Do you want one or two bananas in it?" Those are the kids that get the extra tip. Ha! Lines can be long, but this place is popular solely on the product. The ice cream is fabulous. There is no denying that.

If there's one thing I like to get right- it's chocolate. Mielke is located in Great Barrington, MA…read moreon Stockbridge Rd. Parking lot is available with chocolate parking signs. There are 'Entrance' and 'Exit' doors and once inside, you'll see a lot of prepackaged gummis, licorice, chocolate pops, etc. Further down you'll see chocolate turtle candies, some brownies I think, etc. that are neatly displayed in glass shelves. Everything looked fresh with trays heaped with their creations- but these 'Chocolate Truffles' are not my type. I bought 4 'Truffle' pieces to avoid leaving empty-handed. With one bite, you pick up more on the sugar and less on the key ingredient. These almost reminded me of the boxed pharmacy chocolates your job might get to leave at the front office so folks can pick on. These chocolates aren't horrible. It's just that Mielke might be for you....not for me.

Wonderful as usual ! Stopped in on or foliage ride and was happy to see they were following all…read morecoronavirus rules . When checking in on Yelp I received a free Truffle .. thank you yummy.. can't refuse more chocolate ! Everything here is fresh and delicious !

Got a cheeseburger no bacon. Very yummy. Heaping serving of fries and the lemonade was good. The…read moreservice was organized and flowed well even while busy. Nice green space and cozy vibes. I could see it being a great place to sit and enjoy the food on a warm day with someone if you're in the mood to linger and not take your food to go.

Quite possibly one of the best burgers I've ever had. I want to cover everything in that bacon jam…read more The box burger is delicious and worth the extra few minutes drive. The sirloin patty is juicy and beefy, nestled in the softest of brioche buns. The bacon jam just takes it next level. Pricey but worth it. The fries are hand cut and chefs kiss. Note they put salt and pepper on their fries so if you have kids who may not like spicy black pepper, make sure to let them know. Love the side of the road burger shack vibes and there is lots of outdoor dining space and picnic tables. Very kid friendly and open fields for them to run around. It can be a bit of a wait as the food is cool to order but worth it. A must try!

The blend of espresso and homemade icecream is on point! I was originally looking for an affogato…read moreafter a night of drinking and this place saved my afternoon. The barista even added an extra shot of espresso to my wonderfully creamy confection. I highly recommend and will definitely return.

Was walking past the Triplex theater and noticed this new business. The owner told us that the…read morestore has been open for 3 weeks. What I immediately liked was the fact that she had sample plates in several areas of the small store offering tasted of some of the surrounding treats. After trying a bit of this and a bit of that, I settled on the "Wandering Star" truffle, which included double chocolate and stout. What a truffle! 100x better than Godiva, and for sure as good or better than similar offerings at the other candy stores around town. The store itself is elegant with some seating around the small perimeter. My only complaint is that they didn't have to go coffee cups. I was really in the mood for a cappuccino. This seems to be an easy fix that I'm hoping they will remedy. While I'm not sure this store will attract the movie crowd next door, I sure hope they "make it" so I can continue to satisfy my truffle fix from time to time.

There is nothing better than a diner breakfast on a Sunday morning. I was visiting this area and…read moretried this place for breakfast which is my favorite meal of the day. I got the special Mexican Omelette. The service was great and the food was delicious. The eggs and all of the ingredients were very fresh. The homemade salsa was delicious and had a little spice to it, which I love. I would definitely go back if I visit the area again.

This quaint town old feel coffee house is a diamond in the rough. Their food options are bright…read moreand refreshing with both new and old. Their very friendly staff delivers outstanding hospitality and comfort in a Norman Rockwell setting.

Second shift over there is a sh@t show!!!! Got everything wrong on my order, and then when I went…read morein to get what she forgot she looked at me all stupid! The people before me were waiting for a half hour!!! This is the worst shift!!!

This is the worst McDonalds I have ever been to. The slowest svc ever. Don't bother. Any of her…read moreplace is better.

"You never see it coming, You never have a clue,…read moreBut there's trouble on the horizon, Bubbling like a roux" (Jimmy Buffet) Walking around and browsing the shops in Great Barrington on a beautiful Spring Day was a real enjoyable experience. We wanted to try a new place for lunch and ended up at Marjoram And Roux for a very nice lunch, It has a front showcasw with baked goods and prepared salads and a big roll of butcher paper on the wall where the day's specials are listed. We ordered at the front counter, grabbed a table in the modestly sized dining room and our two sandwiched came out very fast. My wife ordered a Prosciutto Baguette with arugula, red pepper tapenade, and Buffalo Mozzarella with an aged balsamic dressing for $16. I ordered a Pita Sadwich with White Bean Hummus, Beets, Olives, Pickled Onions, and Arugula for $12. Both sandwiches were served with a small salad of local greens. I loved my sandwich. The pillowy softness of the pita, the smooth velvety texture of the hummus, the sweetness of the beets, and the saltiness of the olives all combined for one fantastic sandwich. Portion size was generous, and since we knew we'd be stopping down the street for ice cream, we each took home half of our lunch. Pricing was reasonable at just around $30 after tax and before tip. There's a lot of lunch choices in Great Barrington and we were very happy with ours.

Very cute, sits a top of Railroad Street, on a section where I used to spend a great deal of time…read moreoutside Fiore' in its heyday. The old martins space. Very good coffee and hot drinks, teas, iced drinks. We split a spinach croissant into 4 and inhaled it in 2 seconds, it was good. The small menu of specials, written on white butcher, paperhanging on the subway tiled wall, looked fabulous. But the prize goes to the big, round Ginger Molasses cookie, studded with ginger and perfectly sweetened. A few cozy tables, nice natural lighting, relaxing background music and a friendly staff make for the perfect stop along your way.