A very nice lounge and bar space. I love the décor and setup, with all the lights and different…read moreseating arrangements. The tapas were tasty, healthy, and light. The drinks were good. The service was friendly.

My husband and I visited Methuselah Bar while we were on a road trip in the area…read more We sat at the bar and had such a fun time - we stayed much longer than expected. The bartender who helped us lovely to chat with and gave us advice for places to go in the area. Not to mention the drinks were delicious! We ordered the pigs in a blanket and a charcuterie plate. Both were tasty. It is a small space, but has plenty of seating, and a cozy atmosphere. We wished we would have had time to go back again!

This may be the best restaurant I've ever experienced in a chain hotel. The specialty is Southern…read morecuisine, but the short ribs and ribeye were excellent. Service was prompt and convivial. Highly, highly recommended.

When you stay at the Holiday Inn your breakfast receipt will has 101 Restaurant & Bar on it but it…read moreis closed until dinner. Sounds like they don't want to take credit for serving breakfast to me ‍ Anyways, your holiday inn breakfast is affiliated with this location in the hotel. $12.99 is what you will be paying. The buffet selection is minimal. Cereal, oatmeal, toast, eggs, meat, potatoes, waffles and their choice of pancakes/ french toast depending on the day. I came both mornings and had both the French toast and pancakes, pancakes were better. Bacon was floppy one day and brittle the other. Sausage didn't really do anything for me. Wasn't a big fan of the potatoes. Eggs were ok. Still loaded my plate though to fuel my day. Had some Activia yogurt, fruit, and some tasty carrot cakeish muffins. Didn't have much time to explore a local breakfast joint. I would have rather supported a local farmer.

Great food, great drinks and great folks. They are also sponsors of Pittsfield Soccer Club in the…read moreBerkshires.

Ever been to an old-time neighborhood sports bar in any major or minor city across America? Y'know,…read morea solid brick building that has several TVs with every sporting event on them... even the ponies... all day long? A place with cheap drinks, chilled glasses, a juke box, a high ceiling with fans, neon lights, a brass bar foot rail, classic and regional sports icons lining the walls...? A place where, if your team is winning, the atmosphere is electric. A place where you can walk in with a pizza or wings and be an all-star? If you have, then the Sideline Saloon is that kind of place. If you haven't... wtf are you waiting for?

DISAPPOINTED- Mr.Romance and I came in expecting good food at a good price. The prices were…read moreperfectly matched for the items in the menu. Unfortunately the items on the menu were mediocre at best. Scallops wrapped in bacon, bacon was medium raw. The Lobster bisque had no seafood in it at all and the bisque was just colorful water. Maryland Crab Cake-1 taste and texture more like potato pancake. The two extra stars are for the Chocolate Martini- out of this world. Mr. Romance and I passed on dessert. Spent enough money on mediocrity. Keep going NO BANG FOR BUCK-Bathrooms light doesn't come on u til you lock door,YIKES

Food 2 Service 4…read moreAmbience 4 Value 2 Cocktails are mid. Worst prime rib I've ever had. Other food is mid. If here, get appetizer and wine.

I went for a drink and had a pickly pear margarita and it was amazing. I absolutely love the color!read more

The food at Patrick's is always on point. Whether you're getting a burger, an app, or an entree…read more Our recent visit we came with my skeptical father. We were greeted by always friendly and helpful staff who thought only enough to seat us in a quieter space which is always better for dad in the hard of hearing set. We were greeted shortly thereafter for our drink order. Our burgers were coked perfectly to order. Everything was so good! Dad even commented it was the best sweet potato fries he'd ever had!

This restaurant seems to be in the most unlikely place! As a matter of fact, there are 3 billboards…read morecovering the front (?). However, the decor is great, the service was fabulous and the food was delicious. They have lychee martinis, too, which I was surprised to find. We ordered the House Dragon Roll and it was perfect. The Massaman curry, very good. And, the Tom Yum Noodle soup was delicious. The server was extremely attentive and friendly. Highly recommend!

Happy Hour 5/20/25 - Party of 8…read more 5 stars for this Pitt gem!! We called to rsvp just in case there was a wait since we drove down from Bentley Brook to meet up with the rest of the family in Pitt. The restaurant has plenty of seating available. Great for big parties! We started off with appetizers: 12 pcs oysters, 2 Crab Rangoons & 3 Asian tacos (two pork belly buns per order). As a group, we decided to order individual more so than family style and shared a bite or two with each other. Definitely will consider Jae's 7 Winter our kitchen away from home while visiting Pitt area! Food photos: Asian tacos (Pork Belly Buns) Crab Rangoons Duck over fried rice Fried Red Snapper Special Shrimp Pad Thai Salmon bowl Tobiko bowl Fried chicken over fried rice

In an attempt for a quick dinner, I gave Brulees a try, wanting two things I would expect to be…read moresafe in any good restaurant: a dry, cold martini and tasty fried calamari. In both cases, Brulees burned me. The bar, which is big in size was small in choices for gin. Apparently, they had been 'slammed' according to the bartender the night before, leaving nothing but Beefeater and well gin. Well...there's a concept called 'restocking the bar' that often happens prior to opening the next day. Just a thought for the future. As for the calamari, the primary ingredient in Brulees's version was grease. The calamari arrived brown from swimming in what my Mother (who used to own restaurants and is a wonderful chef) would call 'dirty oil'. The decor reminded me of a USAirways Lounge circa 1993. Lots of blonde wood. Lackluster at best. All that was missing for me is the announcement of departing flights. I actually felt a bit depressed by it, as I was projected into an all-too-familiar business travel mode. Frankly, with all that glass facing the street, it would behoove Brulees to bring up the level of decor, or play out the airport lounge feel more directly, going full-throttle for the theme by having the servers dress as flight attendants, and serving the food on individual trays preceded by a warm towel. I swilled back the martini, ate what I could of the calamari, and left unsatisfied. Looking at the diners around me, I saw that I was not alone. As I was sitting, it occurred to me that Brulees would be a perfect candidate for Gordon Ramsay's 'Kitchen Nightmares' restaurant makeover show. My advice, head that intervention off, Brulees. You don't want him coming for a visit. If you think I and this review are tough on you, he'll only make it worse...and do so on television.

My husband and I were on our way to try out Brix Wine Bar, when we came across Brulees Restaurant…read morearound the corner. We reviewed both menus and decided Brulees was a better choice when comparing the price and the ambiance. We were happy with our choice. The restaurant is really spacious with large windows, a large bar in front, a lounge toward the back, and a large room in the back for private parties (accommodating approx. 75 guests). I was told on some nights they have live entertainment in the lounge area. I had the flat bread pizza special that evening, which was topped with figs, sliced rib-eye steak, and blue cheese. The pizza was really tasty, but maybe too much sweetness from the figs. Their portions were very generous, because my husband's order of spaghetti and meatballs could easily have served two people. And for the dessert.... Mmmmm mmm mmmm! Of course we ordered the trio of creme brulees. The flavors for the night were Baileys Irish Creme with Kahlua, coconut with Malibu rum, and white chocolate with Godiva chocolate liquor. Excellent! We also ordered the trio of gelato - pistachio, vanilla bean, and Godiva chocolate. They were also very tasty. This was our first time in the Berkshires, and if we return we will definitely check out Brulees Restaurant for a second round.

We drove by and spotted this restaurant earlier, so we decided to give it a try tonight. We were…read moreimmediately seated in the back behind the bar in one of the round high-top booth seats, which made for a cozy and comfortable spot to enjoy dinner. Alyssa was friendly, attentive, and very easy to talk to, adding to the restaurant's welcoming and inviting atmosphere. We started with the Lemon Blossom cocktail, which was smooth, citrusy, floral, and incredibly easy to sip -- a refreshing and delicious way to begin the meal. For appetizers, we ordered the 110 Cajun Yellowfin Tuna, and it completely impressed us. The tuna tasted incredibly fresh, with vibrant flavors and the perfect balance of spice. We enjoyed it so much that after finishing the first plate, we immediately ordered a second one. For our mains, I had the shrimp scampi, while my husband ordered the Cajun-style Norwegian salmon with broccoli and roasted Brussels sprouts. Both dishes were flavorful, satisfying, and nicely prepared. Between the delicious food and warm hospitality, this turned out to be a wonderful dining experience.

My hubby&I decided to try this place, the waitress was excellent she had lot of charisma, very…read moreattentive Food was not so We ordered chowder which was the only thing that was good You think a burger is a no miss but here it is, I don't know why they seasoned this burger with something sweet, no tomato, instead had pickle onions, calamari they mixed it with sweet crusted pepper, which was not good on my palate plus it was more pepper than calamari, the so called macaroni cheese with pulled pork did not had cheese no sauce whatsoever, pull pork tasted like tuna fish, never again I gave a 2 star because of the waitress