Return visit six years later- and still just as good! My corn beef hash and Swiss cheese omelet…read morewas again amazing!

Cute little local diner open for breakfast and lunch. The food was simple, but tasty and…read moresatisfying. Check out the view in the back. Really a lovely spot.

Visiting from NYC we found GB eats & fell in love!! Food choices very original & delicious! Our…read morewaitress Brittany was delightful & very outgoing! We spoke to the owner Jacob & found out the background of the restaurant. We will definitely go back when we visit again....

This is a great place in the middle of town to grab some breakfast or lunch. The parking in GB can…read moreget limited especially on the weekends, but there are parking options all around. You have to walk through either a front door or back door to get to the main door of the restaurant. The back door has other restaurants near it. You will need to walk down to the other end. When you walk in there is seating to the left and right side of you. They have booths and tables. They serve breakfast all day, which is a huge plus. They have a great variety of different foods and drinks that you can choose from. The boozy milkshakes sounded good! It was very busy when my son and I went and although it took a few minutes for someone to come over to us, the service was great and the food came out in a good amount of time. My son got a cheeseburger with truffle fries and I got fried green tomatoes with Burrata. We both really enjoyed the food and look forward to going back again!

Delicious egg cheddar bacon sandwich - and great coffee!! I…read moreloved their grilled/toasted sourdough. The service could not be friendlier. But be prepared to wait a bit - as everything is beautifully prepared to order. Casual vibe with done seating. Dog friendly. We will be back!

What a cute place! We stopped in for breakfast wraps and coffee on our way to skiing and it was all…read moregreat! We grabbed our stuff to go but did notice that the space was very cozy, I want to come back and dine in person. Great coffee!

Not in Eregmont. Now in Great Barrington. Insanely delicious hummus and falafel. Very very highly…read morerecommended!

We went to their pop up in Great Barrington last night and the food was not delicious. Super…read moredisappointing as it was not cheap! Teeny tiny cups that sauces are usually served in were the side salads. They were not good either. Bummer.

Been here several times. Service is meh. People not that friendly behind the counter. But gal who…read morebrought me sandwich was delightful. Ordered burger before. It was ok. Nothing special Today had bacon egg and cheddar in focaccia -- lots of scrambled egg well cooked - bacon was barely cooked and I really could not discern the cheese. This white focaccia Roll was only option. No whole wheat, no English muffin or bagels. Coffee was ok. Honestly not that hot in temperature -- Casual vibe. I was a bit disappointed overall. But I know their lunch menu is probably better...

Quick, convenient, and reliable breakfast and lunch spot in the great barrington area. We tend to…read morestop in before skiing at butternut every time we visit the area. My go to is usually the ol egger in a wrap. My children enjoy their pancakes and the coffee is good as well.

Outstanding brunch with incredibly fresh food. We loved the ratatouille crepes and they even had a…read moregluten free one for me. Everything was so fresh and tasty. The ambience is amazing. Like eating in an antique market. Fun and entertaining. A must.

Listen, 5 stars for this trip is going to sound so bad, but just wait... Ill get there…read more I find this place on Yelp, Hubby and I were in town on vacation for a weekend to get away before I was to have a pretty big operation - so we just upped & ran away one weekend. It coincidentally happened to be prime leaf peeping weekend (which isnt why we went away) but it was Sunday am, we wanted to eat somewhere that wasnt Dunks, so I found this place on Yelp and it looked super cute, so we drove 30*ish minutes to get here. We arrive & Im thinking Oh No, this isnt going to be great, we get in line and are 3rd in line. Well 15 mins has passed and no one has even acknowledged the people in front of us or anyone... Now to set the scene for anyone who hasnt been here, its like walking into a time warp home. Its not like a restaurant, this is literally a home. There is stuff EVERYWHERE, its like a yard sale, dust, books, no 2 tables, place settings, mugs, plates or anything is the same on all the tables, and the woman who was working god bless her had to be easily 75... She was running the food, cleaning & clearing the tables and this place was packed. We ended up talking to the family in front of us in line (who were regulars and in their 90s) and they said they come every weekend, so the woman who works there pulls them out of line and seats them ahead of the people in front of them (they were ok with that) but they had told us how you can buy anything in the place, if you liked your table setting you can buy it. There was so much old rustic decor, the place is friggin adorable, but you can buy it all! I just continued to walk around the place & just investigate all the things. Well 45 mins later we were finally seated and magically a few more staff people arrived to help her out, the whole experience from waiting to be seated, to ordering to actually getting the food and check was easily 2+ hours. The food I expected to then be just meh, but it wasnt IT WAS GOOD, Craig the owner chef was literally in the kitchen ALONE... and lives up stairs too, but you could see him hustling around and just handling all of it. Salad at breakfast at first to me seemed so off, but OMG was it good. All the food was just fresh and really good! This was one of those super memorable experiences, the hubby wouldnt let me buy anything and that was ok, but if we are ever back in the area we are definitely stopping in again! Dont mind the wait (which Im told isnt normally that long - I think it was all the leaf peeping tourists)

What else is on the menu besides Bagels?…read more I saw a lot of Jewish neighborhood items like bialys, smoked salmon, egg creams. whitefish salad, baked salmon salad, corned beef, matzoh ball soup, pastrami, chopped chicken liver, rugelach, and brisket among the seemingly hundreds of other choices. Simply put, Great Barrington Bagel is one fantastic place of fantastic choices. Let's start with their bagels, I mean after all, that's the namesake of the place. They make them the traditional NYC way - boiled and then baked in a 500-degree oven for a dense crust and chewy interior. How many kinds of bagels do they make? How about 21, plus spinoff types like bialys and flagels (flat crusty bagels). Oh, and do you want cream cheese on top of that particular bagel you had to agonizingly choose among? Well, be prepared for another tough choice, because GBBC has 17 flavors of cream cheeses. I ordered a cup of Chicken Noodle Soup with Matzoh Ball ($4.75) and a BLT on a jalapeno bagel ($8.50). Their indoor tables are still not available, but there were maybe six big picnic tables with benches outside. Everything was occupied when we walked outside with our food, including one table where an unsmiling matronly type nursing a cup of Dunkin Donuts informed us in no uncertain terms that she was holding that table for her friends' arrival, and she'd rather not share her precious table with us. Anyway, we eventually found a table and enjoyed our lunch. My soup was great! Lots of big carrot chunks, delicious tender chicken chunks, and a very good matzoh ball, served with bagel chips. The BLT had quite a bit of perfectly cooked Hickory Smoked Bacon. I had my Jalapeno bagel toasted. It was served with a sour pickle spear and was a real good combination of tastes and textures. My only quibble was the Jalapeno Bagel itself, it just wasn't very "jalapeno-y" to me. But that was just a teeny tiny blip on the day's radar. Well, that and the guardian of the bench, who was still sitting there by herself as we cleaned up our trash and left. As I was leaving, I looked her in the eyes and said, "Hope you enjoy your lunch". Sensing none of my sarcasm, she smiled and said thanks.

Excellent choice for lunch. A wonderful tuna melt and a delicious sandwich club-like deal. So good…read morethe sandwiches are large. We also had the matzo ball soup which was very good as well. Would easily make this a regular if we lived here Great Barrington NY 6/4/26

This is a really cute place around the corner from Bash Bish falls. There was only one girl working…read morethe floor and she was doing a great job being friendly to everyone. I got a brie panini and a Dr. Pepper and she let me hang out and read as long as I wanted. Can't wait to come back this summer with my kids!

Unsung and modest gem of Columbia County breakfast scene and brunch-seekers. The…read morebanana-chocolate-walnut pancakes were fluffily divine, sausage links sumptuous, and service supremely pro. Hope to return!

Stopped here on a road trip. Amazing place, prices, teas, and service. Food looked awesome too…read more Love it!

Great staff good customer service I working here. I love my job and my staff is very nice…read more help me out

We stopped here for some food while passing through the state using the campground as a sleep…read moreplace. It was later at night so it took a little while to get our food but it was delicious! Nice local vibe, the waiters were great, but they need reservations for parties over 6 so that's something to keep in mind.

Stopped by on the way back from MA having stocked up at the dispensary. The girlfriend and I order…read morethe cheese steak and French dip with fries and onion rings. We ate in the car outside the bar and absolutely destroyed the food. One of those random joints that sells the basics and crushes every aspect of it. Doesn't taste anything like the usual manufactured bar food. Check this place out.