Great beers and relaxed, welcoming environment. There are shelves of games and lots of table…read moreseating. It's quite dim after dark, unless you snag a table next to one of the lamps, so plan your game choice accordingly. The beers were surprisingly good, and our group appreciated that (unlike so many other craft breweries) the tap list wasn't full of IPAs. We did flights to be able to sample an assortment of beers, and enjoyed nearly all of them! "The past is a corridor" smoked lager wasn't a winner - the smokiness crowded out any other flavors. On the other hand, the "Capable of Anything" chamomile blonde ale was lovely, as was the berry-forward "High Priestess" sour ale and the Pittsfield Pils. For a light, corona-like lager, the Yacht Rock Summer did the trick.

My first visit to Hot Plate did not disappoint. The taproom is located in downtown Pittsfield and…read moreis very spacious and modern with lots of space to gather in. Hot Plate features one of my favorite and one of the most unique beers out there, Capable of Anything (which is the flagship). Hot Plate is a women-owned brewery which is great!

Not many of the restaurants in Lenox are open for lunch on Mondays, but no worries...all you need…read moreis Antimony! We were eager to try their beers, so naturally we started with a beer flight and enjoyed all of our choices, including the light Lunch Break Ale, the Inner IPA, the seasonal Pumpkin Ale, and the Spectral Brown Ale. I'd probably skip the Lunch Break, but would absolutely order the other 3 again. Sticking with the flight theme, they have a soup flight option for lunch! The poblano corn chowder was good, but my least favorite of the three - you definitely get the poblano flavor, though it's not spicy. I prefer a thicker chowder, but it was a nice light version. The stout onion soup was delicious, with lots of onions and cheese, and croutons which made it easier to eat than one hunk of bread. But...it was way too salty. The chili is very good. Thick and hearty, with a medium heat level and it went very well with the Spectral Brown. I only got to try one small bite of the Reuben, but it looked delicious and the corned beef was tender with a good purple cabbage crunch. The interior is spacious and nicely decorated, but we were thrilled to enjoy the sunshine on their front patio aside the spectacular wolf mural. Lacey checked on us and made sure we were pleased with everything. Would definitely recommend this spot if you're in the area.

The wings are such a gem at this place - possibly the best wings in the area and the dry rubs are…read moredone so well and generously seasoned. Also recommend the truffle fries here. Great place to watch sports, chill vibe, service is welcoming. Parking lot available.

Love the quaintness of a former little red schoolhouse. Small, intimate lending to a coffeehouse…read morevibe but brew and wine instead. Music of the Beaks led to lots of positive energy.

Loved this place! Went here last week and tried 2 sour beers, both of which I enjoyed. The place…read moreitself is so nice and clean I thought it had just opened. Upon speaking with Kari, I learned they opened in 2020 and it used to be an old schoolhouse! They had a craft night for a Valentine's Day craft, they have games, pariticpate in the jigsaw puzzle competition amongst a few local breweries, and had an ongoing "guess the amount" competition to guess how many candy hearts were in a container, and they have live music. They don't serve food but do have pop-ups with local places. I wish I could have checked out the outdoor space but weather didn't allow it. Definitely a place I'd come back to, especially in spring/summer. Sidenote: If you're looking for a local place to stay the night, the upstairs loft is a beautiful Air BnB!

Stopped into District Bar and Grill expecting a quick bite, and when I arrived the bar was packed…read more The rest of the restaurant was quieter at first, but before long the whole place got busy. Through all of it, Lindsay was absolutely incredible. I honestly don't know how she did it. Even as the restaurant filled up, she somehow made it feel like I was her only table. My drink never got low, everything arrived quickly, and she checked in at exactly the right moments without ever making it feel rushed. She was friendly, sharp, and completely on top of everything happening around her. I've eaten at a lot of restaurants, and service like that is rare. Lindsay handled a packed room with the kind of calm, attention, and professionalism you usually only hope for. She turned an ordinary meal into one of the best dining experiences I've had in a long time. District Bar and Grill is lucky to have her. Lindsay set the bar so high that most restaurants don't even come close

Lamb chops were a bit small and bony. Was told it used to be 4 chops serving. Their burgers are…read moregreat, but it's the truffle fries that gave this place it's fourth star. They really are truffle infused and the crispiness of the fries and parmesan with the sauce were delicious. Would come back for just the fries. Definitely book a reservation as this place can get busy. Cute and intimate interior. Bar also open with friendly service and unique drinks. Free parking can be found in nearby lots or side street parking, but plan ahead.

Tony and I went here to get him some Beer for the evening at the Hotel. It was easy to located and…read moreclose to our Motel The staff was extremely friendly! Answered my questions, gave me some tips about our trip to Maine & also made some suggestions! We purchased a 12 pk of PBR! I'm glad I don't drink anymore!! But I did enjoy the store & seeing all the Whiskeys and bourbon plus wines! Highly recommend if you are in Lenox MA

Once the original owner sold the business it went so far downhill. The new manger just hands out…read moreout responsibility to individuals who have no experience in what is being asked of them, to the point things are being copied and pasted from websites. You're also required to show up 15 minutes before your shift without pay. The food department is gone, so those of you wanting a panini for Tanglewood are fresh out of luck. That said a lot of the staff are super helpful and hardworking, but behind the wine bar there's some lazy person who is not keeping up with the quality this store once had. Hope this helps. Go to Nejaime's in Lenox instead...

This is a really nice brewery. I love the wood-themed decor. They have a wide selection of food and…read moredrinks. The service was friendly, and we had the brisket tacos and truffle fries, both of which were delicious. We also tried a beer flight, and all of the beers were great. The Gunner's Daughter milk stout was our favorite.

My friends and I love the weekly trivia they have here. Great, friendly service and warm…read moreatmosphere. Shire is my favorite and go-to bar of the Berkshires. I highly recommend the steak and fish n' chips, crafted by the cookery wizards of BCG.

New to the area and pleasantly surprised to find this pub. Patrick's Pub has amazing food and…read moreservice. Although it was my first time there, it wasn't my boyfriend's, who is now a regular. We went on a Thursday night, which is also their trivia nights, and had a dope time. I ordered the spinach and artichoke dip. Bomb. I also had the chicken pot pie and WHOA! Don't sleep on that. It was so good. My boyfriend ordered the special, which I believe they switch out weekly. Table shared mozzarella sticks and drinks. Such a fun atmosphere. Many regulars are in and out. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Will definitely be back.

The chili and pot pie were both tasty, but the dining experience was hampered by too many flies…read moreinside the restaurant. Also, I'd suggest advising servers not to wear nail polish, one server with black polish had a chip flake off onto my cup. I managed to remove it, but wanted to pass along the reminder.

The food was amazing aesthetically and flavorfully! The atmosphere inside this place is very warm…read moreand comforting. Elegant but also very cozy . They also had a great eight person private room that is super cool! Service was excellent as well! Thank you! Brian B

Service was very slow. Server not very attentive…read more Food was good. Salmon was a good portion and very tasty. Fish and chips was a good portion and tasted good.

Nestled in on old schoolhouse in the quaint town sits a lovely brewery where locals and visitors…read morealike convene for a frosty pint. I will say as far as food goes, there are bagged snacks for consuming and that is about it. If you want a warm snack or meal, you will be left wanting more from that stance. However, if you want to enjoy a pint and enjoy some "snick-snacks" as we call them... then Roaring 20s can definitely be your spot. They DO have a bit of a limited lineup, but it is a varied lineup. When we were there, there were crisp Kolsches, Czech Pils, mid-range lagers, both west and NE IPAs, and rounding out the offerings were a darker porter and stout. So, despite a limited lineup the offerings can appeal to all tastes despite the limited number of beers on tap. Oh, and there is also there was sangria on tap. If you want a meal, search elsewhere. If you want a nice pint/drink - you can't go wrong here (in my opinion). I will visit again if I'm in the area, not think twice about it, and be completely happy with my decision(s) as well as the drink(s) in front of me ;) Happy drinking y'all!

A nice place to stop for a beer and play some bocce ball. I was expecting to see a place decked out…read morein roaring 20s memorabilia. Found this place while on our think ny drink ny app. They also offer wine from Sabra and cider. Food truck was here today, not sure if there is a schedule when they serve. Nice open space for family time.

This place was so cool. Talked to the owner Peter and his girlfriend Susan for a long time. Don't…read morelet the look of the place fool you. They own the land it used to be a working farm and he now makes wine there. They have entertainment and food certain nights. He also sells local baked goods. The grounds are pretty. Definitely go in he treats everyone as if he has known you for a long time. You can visit some of the animals he has on the property. We met Miss Montana who unfortunately is going to be turned into dinner and breakfast food. Then they will raise another piglet after her.

Home Range Winery is a gem in the heart of the Berkshires! The wines surprised me in the best way…read more-- they have some that sounded experimental that turned out to be yummy, tart, vibrant, and absolutely delicious. The setting is just as memorable, with a beautiful tasting garden, a music stage, and wide-open grounds that make you want to stay awhile. On my visit, a food truck was serving fresh oysters (Scott shucks!) that paired perfectly with the wine and lovely folk-Indie music. I also stayed overnight through Harvest Hosts (on their farmland in my camper trailer), and waking up on their farmland was picturesque and peaceful!