We hosted a BBQ lunch baby shower at the Summit View Pavilion. The food was excellent, delicious,…read moreand our guests raved about the meal. The serving staff was attentive, pleasant, and listened to our every need. The Pavilion is lovely for an outdoor event, we brought our corn hole to play and it was perfect. The pricing was competitive and was worth it for the quality of food and service. The bar had a wonderful selection, and our guests were satisfied. We were able to use our own playlist. The staff boxed up left over food. The event was a big hit and our guests raved about this choice for the event. I highly recommend the Pavilion for any outdoor casual event.

My fiancé and I recently had our Jack & Jill at the Summit View outdoor pavilion. The entire staff…read morewas incredibly helpful and quick to assist with all aspects of the day, including helping unload our cars and putting up extra chairs/tables when we ran out of seating. Tony continued to check in with us throughout the night to make sure we were having a good time. The food was delicious and we got so many compliments from our friends and family. Thank you guys again!!

Mill 1 at Open Square was awful during our wedding planning. Covid hit after we had a signed…read morecontract and they wouldn't (or couldnt) follow through with their part of the contract. They would not give us our money back but instead wanted us to sign an addendum with all these new rules. Long story short, the courts had to order them to give us back our deposit.

COVID-19 Wedding We…read morefell in love and booked this venue a year in advance. Due to COVID-19 restrictions put in place by The Governor Charlie Baker we were unable to hold our wedding as stated in the contract, a contract that we had paid in full. We had to forgo our wedding becuase of the Pandemic and ALL of our vendors except Mill 1 refunded us and were extremely gracious. The owner believed that he was not in breach of contract even though we paid for a space for 50+ guests, a dance floor, & a bar which due to COVID-19 he was unable to provide any of those things. its NO ONES fault that these restrictions were put in place it just comes down to being able to provide what was paid for. None of us would have thought a year ago that we would be "social distancing" and wearing face masks everywhere we go. The owner stopped replying to emails after we asked him straight up (so he would simple have to say YES, he can provide us with was was in the contract or NO, he cannot. ) We had to get our lawyer to reach out and inform the owner that he was in fact in breach of the contract & that further action will be taken if he continues to refuse to return our money. Of course the morning after our lawyer was in touch with him we got an email back from John. This time stating that we could have our wedding at Mill 1 BUT with only 25 people inside or with 100 people outside at another location outside the building of Mill 1 (which by the time our wedding date came around was no longer allowed in MA due to further restrictions put into place). But that is simply thats not what we paid for and were promised by our conrtact that we had signed and paid in full. We paid for the gorgeous building and the ambiance it provides. Not something out in the parking lot with less than half the guests we wanted. John would still not address the fact that we couldnt have a dance floor or a bar. He told our lawyer that he would give us half of our money back but only if we signed an NDA (non-disclosure act) so we couldnt inform the public on how he chooses to run his business no less how he chooses to treat consumers during a PANDEMIC. Our lawyer asked him for that in writing...we never got it. Spoke to our lawyer today (7/29/2020) and we have to formally sue the venue, John Aubin had no response to the letter our lawyer sent over on 7/21/2020. Today is 9/8/2020 and yesterday we finally recieved some kind of correspondance with the venue. We got an email from Regina (event coordinator) asking us if we would be using the space on 9/12/2020 for our wedding. Our attorney reached out to the venues owner John Aubin on 9/5/2020 to inform him that we would be continuing with our choice to not modify our wedding that we had paid in full for & that he could reach out at any time prior to discuss options but either way we would be continuing with legal action against Mill 1. We got no response from him. The email from Regina was fowarded by us to our attorney who kindly informed her of where we stood on the matter. Please note that Regina also mentioned that we needed to respond to her by 9/8/2021 (yes, she said 2021 obviously meaning 2020) so they decided to reach out at 1am, on a Holiday weekend, only 5 days prior to our original wedding date, and give us 1 day to respond, ONLY after the owner recieved notice that we would be persuing further legal action, coincidence? We dont think so either. Today is Monday, 9/14/2020 - our wedding was supposed to be a few days ago, no word from venue. Today is 12/30/2021- Yes, the end of 2021. We haven't heard a thing from John Aubin BUT we got an official court date today. We will see him in court January 26th 2022. Today is 1/26/2022 - Court was cancelled DUE TO COVID (ironic isn't it?) 4/13/2023 TWENTY TWENTY THREE- we've been to multiple court dates and John's tactics have works, we're exhausted new parents and we can't do it anymore ‍ anyways, a word of caution, stay away. We've spoken to SEVERAL other couples who have also had to sue the venue and WON (they got their money back thank goodness)

We were here to see King's X on a cold rainy night on Halloween weekend. Of the three shows we saw…read morethat weekend, I think this one had the best overall sound. The room reminded me of a semi-illegal warehouse space that the town hasn't found yet...in a good way. We felt right at home and would love to come back sometime. Local streets are a little unclear on where you can park, but we assumed no one was going to bother checking on a Sunday night.

We came here for a Cory Henry concert and it was so nice. The music was great. The venue was nice…read moreand intimate. Exactly what we wanted. The bistro was cute. Very limited options but also diverse. Had vegan and meat options. We had tacos and nachos. They were decent.

If you're thinking of renting the hall for an event, it's actually pretty good. Nice and clean…read more Easy handicap access. Friendly people. Lots of parking. Worth a look.

From the owner: Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free,…read moremeet the needs of today's veterans, and improve the quality of life.

Gorgeous old style carousel. Never accommodating to small grandchild…read more Popcorn portion is incredibly small!

This carousel was the old Mountain Park carousel back in the day. I never had the opportunity as a…read morechild but I took 3 spins on it recently as an adult. Staff was friendly and this was a lot of fun!

Buffets are notoriously difficult and Log Cabin is a great space w/great service and poor food. The…read moretray passed apps were the best option. Food at the stations was yawnable while the dessert table suffered from being overwhelming sweet. With so much to recommend the space andnso much talent in the Pioneer Valley, it is really disappointing Log Cabin Event food is this bad.

I went with my family of 10 to the Mothers Day Brunch and expected to sit at 2 separate tables due…read moreto Covid-19 only permitting 6 at a table. I was told however that we would be seated next to each other 6 feet apart. That didn't happen. I had someone else family next to me and my family in the middle of the room. Next, the waitress we had was seriously clueless. She missed one of the courses, missed bringing 1 of the salads and never filled our coffee or water, even when asked. My daughters table never even got there salad and when she asked them about it, they bagged it up to take home with her. I didn't book the Delaney House because we has such an awful Valentines dinner at that event. You expect changes due to Covid but not in customer service. I have to say it is the last event I will attend at Delaney House or the Log Cabin. I did write about my horrible experience at the Delaney house for Valentines dinner and was never even contacted and anyone at that 4 hour joke will agree. It was awful. 10 people at $50 + tip is a lot of money to pay to have to ask "several" times to get a second cup of coffee and average food. I expected more.

Hotel is on beautiful Mt. Holyoke campus. Rooms are comfortable and homey, overall the facility is…read moreattractive and welcoming. Visited during summer months so we did not get the complimentary breakfast as school was not in session, though complimentary coffee and tea were available. Hotel is a five minute walk to a small shopping center and a few restaurants.

Surprisingly cute hotel smack dab in the center of Mount Holyoke's campus with complimentary…read morebreakfast, good customer service, and generous amenities. If you need to visit Mt. Holyoke College, this is 100% the place to stay!

On a lacrosse trip and new to the area, we stumbled into Cal's, and what a great find…read more My son had the pizza, I went with the Bolognese, and I couldn't pass up a martini. If you're a martini fan, this is definitely your place. Great food, great vibes, and outstanding service. Highly recommend!

I took a friend here cause we went there last year for her birthday and she requested to go again…read morebecause we both enjoyed the Redfish Novelle dish which once again was flavorful and enjoyable. I did feel that the presentation could have been a little cleaner and a little more rice but the dish still held our tastebuds satisfied. We are both gluten free which can be difficult . We ordered their price fix menu which included salad, main dish and desert. We decided that was a good choice. The salad came with a lot of unsavory dead end pieces in it which immediately affects the taste and look of the salad. I would give that a very poor presentation with just a small amount of taste. The deserts that came with it were all gluten deserts. That required us to order an extra dish, the bananas foster which should be good. The presentation was not good at all. The bananas were not caramelized which is part of this signature dish and the bananas were mushy and tasteless. It came topped with ice cream. All in all a disappointing addition we had to pay for. The service was very good and I did tell the waiter of our disappointment with the bananas foster and he said " I am sorry" , I guess I should have asked for the manager but the waiter did suggest to take home the two deserts that we were owed. My husband would probably enjoy them. The cheese cake was very disappointing. It was dull, heavy and tasteless, I took a taste of the cheese parts. The apple strudel passable. They can do better. I know they have a large volume clientele but taste and presentation are key to returning customers at least it is to this customer and her friend. It will be awhile until we venture there again. Maybe they will take this review seriously and make some changes. I would suggest adding a gluten free desert offering to the price fix desert menu like flourless chocolate cake or chocolate mousse something if you want to attract a larger more versatile clientele. The redfish novelle is a very nice dish that I do recommend.