We've been driving by for the last couple years and finally stopped today. What a find! Locally…read moresourced food, friendly service, and music on vinyl. We'll definitely be back.

Very cute local hangout with a nice vibe, which is only open a few days a week for lunch. Good…read morecoffee with refills, and simple fare. I ordered the mushroom tart, special which surprised me as an open faced sandwich of goat cheese, some grilled mushrooms. and a fresh green salad. It was perfectly tasty but I didn't think to ask for a definition of tart (pastry with filling). My lunch date enjoyed the home fries and soft boiled egg, and went for the very very sugary blueberry muffin.

Breakfast Sandwich (7.5/10): Egg was cooked perfectly (nice and runny). Generous amount of cheese…read more I loved the rye buns! Rye Waffle (7.5/10): Waffle was very unique as well. Never had a rye waffle before, but it was very flavorful and had great texture. Salad (6.5/10): Salad tasted fresh. Felt like it was missing something in terms of taste, but not bad at all. I liked the addition of the chive flowers. House Soda (8/10): Strawberry buttermilk. Tasted fantastic! Service was great. Bakery was sold out by 1pm on Sunday. Menu is short and simple.

Breakfast out is something that I can usually take or leave, but Neon Newt is my new exception. The…read moremenu is short, sweet, and ready to accommodate a nibble or a more sumptuous spread. Between the apple cider rye waffle with a luxurious smear of butter topped with flaky salt and real maple syrup close at hand, fresh and flavorful sausage patty, and home fries topped with their green jalapeño hot sauce, I ended my meal satisfied. Good quality ingredients shine, and the waffle and sausage in particular were a testament to that. My partner gave the brewed coffee a thumbs up as well. Parking was at capacity when we arrived around 11am on a Sunday but it wasn't long before a spot opened up. Once inside, we were able to be seated right away. The mood was chill and staff working both capable and laid back. There wasn't any rush and plenty of space to soak up the morning. The artwork in the bathroom and predominantly native plantings along the rear parking strip, which were replete with visiting butterflies were icing on the cake.

This place is a gem for a breakfast, lunch, or Sunday brunch! I had an egg and cheese crepe with a…read moreLondon fog. The breakfast crepe came with some side greens and was light and fresh. The London fog had a hint of lavender for perfect slight sweetness needed on a frigid winter morning. I will definitely go back there again!

The starving artist Café makes decent food for the Berkshires. But it is not a place that has…read moreamazing crêpes by city standards or French standards. I'm not sure what is missing, but it feels very suburban or country which it is and there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but it doesn't taste like authentic crêpes. I really do like the fact that it's a cute spot decent coffee and decent breakfast in small town USA with friendly service and you feel like you're supporting a local business. We will keep coming back, but I do wish some of the crêpes for me being more authentic versions of what they are today.

I've been here just twice while visiting the Berkshires, both visits were great and I really need…read moreto go every time I'm out there. I love their breakfast which was what we had on our most recent trip. My kids had the chocolate chip pancakes and demolished them quickly. They both said they were the best pancakes ever. I had the croissant French toast which was decadent but not too filling, a lovely breakfast. My husband had their special, pancakes with fresh peaches and mascarpone and he definitely had the best dish, tons of fresh peaches. The first latte I had was so good that I also got another to go. We also grabbed some baked goods for the road which was an awesome decision. Staff was super friendly and the restaurant is so lovely. Will be back for sure.

We have been before and always enjoyed the food. You have to come early and expect a long line…read more They are only open for breakfast and brunch. It's very casual. You can also sit outside Order,pay, get your number and sit down. We had the special which was a sweet potato chorizo hash with poached eggs and hollandaise - honestly the chorizo lacked flavor and was not spicy enough to counteract the sweetness of the potatoes. We also had the huevos rancheros which were sublime. Nicely spiced black bean/chili sat atop a corn tortilla, eggs, avocado sour cream ..etc. Also had the famous morning glory muffin - two cappuccinos. It's pricey but worth it! We will be back

Truly one of the best hidden jewels in Pittsfield it's literally underground in another shopping…read moremall. Go down a flight of stairs just has a tiny sign out front on the wall go down the flight of stairs it's right there. It's a full-service coffee shop with lattes and creamers and homemade baked pastry, they sell all their own coffee right there by the pound, as well as a teas and they also have K cups. The service name was Emily she was wonderful explained everything how stuff works and everything and what the taste differences are. What was nice was if they had a Brewed flavored coffee that day was like I believe is called lemon, blueberry, blueberry lemon, it was delicious. We also had it with a homemade lemon muffin, which from the top right to the last bite, was tons of lemon taste. I'm only here in the Berkshires for a week after coming in from New York and stop there just to grab a coffee because I yelped it and on my yelp page that's what it came up with. I was like OK I called they said yeah, we have fruit flavored coffee. I went down and checked it out. It was a little hard to find, but it was well worth the search. If you were at the plaza where it's located, there is a Goodwill store And in between the Goodwill and the GameStop, there's a flight of stairs going down and that's where you have to go down. It also has an elevator for those that need handicapped accessibility. I won't get back there again this trip but the next time I come into town I will definitely go over there and have coffee. The only downside I found was that it only had seating inside the shop several couches, benches tables and chairs. Very decorative nice selection of gifts. We did buy some stickers for gifts for people. The only thing I wish it would've had was maybe outside seating. but doesn't that just the best place ever quiet calm relaxing there's a few other shops on the same floor there's like a Health Place couple of hair salons , a secondhand consignment shop and a crystal shop so it has a nice selection of shops down below, along with their coffee, store and business.

This was a hidden gem, very well hidden. I only found out about this little shop from a friend. I…read morenever knew it was there (moved here in 2017). Once we found it, we were regulars. I especially liked the Hero's Blend from their large selection of fine in-house roasted coffees. Unfortunately, they left us for Fla (where we came from). This shop is severely missed by coffee lovers in the area. I wish them well in their new location even though they condemned us to (gulp...yeesh) Panera.

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.

Love the pastries especially the Morning Glory muffin. They have a variety of Barrington Roaster's…read morebeans. The staff is so friendly, consistent, and helpful. The vibe is always chill whether you're catching up with friends at an outdoor table, or having a solo morning moment.

This is a cute shop in a cute town with fine coffee, and if that's all you care about, Lenox Coffee…read morewill maybe meet your needs. However, in my experience, the service was rude--like incredibly rude. And the drink (though the coffee itself was good) was poorly crafted, with milk overly aerated and scalded. Given the level of condescending impatience I received from the counter staff, I'd expect an exacting attention to detail. So if you're cool paying six bucks for a cappuccino that comes in small, medium, and large, this place might be for you. But if, on the other hand, you know that a cappuccino should be around six to eight ounces, and you'd prefer an establishment that treated you with a little gratitude, just drive the eleven minutes to the absolutely world-class No Six Depot Roastery Café--that's what we did.

Excellent coffee, craft, and atmosphere. A big recommend from me…read more A small café, which lives just across the street from a charming barn full of books, is gorgeously lit and carefully furnished. Their coffee roasts are varied and exceptionally high quality. I stocked up on several bags of beans on my recent trip. And the drinks they make they make with craft and obvious care. Shout out to Camry for the memorable counter service, as well. When we're in the area, we drive out of our way to visit this Berkshire gem.

We stopped by last year while celebrating the 4th with family. Thought we repeat our Sunday morning…read morecoffee break again this year.. It was very busy but the line did move fast. Small Parking area at location. But street parking around the area. They have great coffee which is what we remembered. Full of flavor and I don't need to sweeten it. Just enjoy it with cream. Had a banana Nutella muffin which tasted like a bran muffin with Nutella and another layer of something. It was fine but not what I was expecting. The orange muffin was fine but did not have orange flavor. Love the space as they have plenty of seating in doors and outdoor. It was a beautiful morning so perfect to sit and enjoy the warm weather, people watching and walk around the town, if you desire.

Update - was surprised to see that as of 6/30/24 this place seems to have abruptly closed :( The…read morewindows were covered with paper on the interior. A loss to GB :(

Cute coffee spot! Lots of fun drinks like matcha lattes, cortados, juice, and smoothies. A bit more…read moreoptions than your standard coffee shop. Scone was great! My dad enjoyed his breakfast sandwich. Would recommend.

Great coffee house in the heart of Great Barrington. Meeting up with a friend of long ago, it had…read morean amazing g vibe, with decent seating, and live music. Just a Cappuccino with three shots of coffee today. It was a great concoction with great flavor. My only gripe is that I am not a fan of a Cappuccino in a paper cup, as we were sitting at a table to enjoy the coffee and conversation. Had they offered a true Cappuccino cup, it would have been perfect!

Great place for breakfast, lunch, coffee, etc. Ordered the Arlo sandwich. Turkey, avocado, spinach,…read morecheese and more. Absolutely, delicious. My wife ordered a turkey Reuben which was great as well. The dining area has an artsy vibe with plenty of tables. You order at the counter and your food is miraculously delivered to your table. Give it a try.