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Berkshires Feature Snacking and Dining in the Berkshires
. . . a work in progress
By Elyse Sommer
Updated, May 28, 2008 LINKS California Restaurant Tips . . . Snacking and Dining in the Berkshires . . . Miscellaneous $wise Tips For Navigating New York. . . General Links Page
A note for fish lovers: Wherever you eat, not all fish is good for you. To avoid ordering fish that may have been farmed with pesticides or are otherwise less than ideal choices, check out the Monterey Bay Aquarium's guide of best choices, alternative choices and no-nos at http://www.mbayaq.org/cr/SeafoodWatch/web/sfw_regional.aspx PITTSFIELD The tight economy has contributed to the shuttering of Spice in Pittsfield. It isn't completely closed, just the big upscale part-- a smaller, adjoining Hamburger part of Spice remains open. GREAT BARRINGTON Baba Louie's, on Great Barrington's main drag. Comments: With Great Barrington having become more and more upscale looking with lots of trendy restaurants, Baba Loui stands out as the best plain and simple eaterie, noted for great brick oven pizzas and tasty salads. LEE Bombay Bar and Grill in the Great Western on Lee's beautiful Laurel Lake Comments:If you like good Indian food, you'll love the bargain-priced lunch and sunday brunch buffets. Reserve ahead of time to get a table facing the lake. The Grind Coffee & TemptationsM 62 West Center St. Comments: This is an adjunct of my summer beauty parlor. Nothing fancy, but nice for coffee and a with-it, lunch or picking up something for your Tanglewood picnic. LENOX Carol's Restaurant, 8 Franklin Street Comments: This is one of those breakfast all day places that locals and tourists alike love. CLOSED DURING THE WINTER OF 2008 Napa California Cuisine, 30 Church St Comments: Reasonably priced, diverse fare. Good lunch and rest stop when you're visiting the town's many galleries and boutiques. CLOSED IN THIS LOCATION DURING THE WINTER OF 2008 AND RELOCATED TO GREAT BARRINGTON'S MAIN STREET (OPPOSITE BABA LOUIE'S). But alas and alack, when I stopped in for lunch on the Memorial Day weekend, the menu was quite a bit changed and the service was terrible-- slow, snippy waitress. Cranwell Resort (our sponsor) In addition to several elegant restaurants in the main mansion, there's a very pleasant pub restaurant for outsiders as well as hotel guests and golfers. WILLIAMSTOWN Thai Garden on Williamstown's Main Street Comments: Open just a few years, this has proved to be a welcome lunch and dinner choice -- not just for tourists but the actors and other creative folks at the WTF. Unfortunately, last year's recommendation to pop across the street to Papa Charlie's for their delicious frozen yogurt has become obsolete. You can still enjoy their sandwiches named after actors who have treaded the boards at Williamstown, but that wonderful frozen yogurt is no more. Hobson's Choice 159 Water Street Comments: Popular dinner spot with great buffet. Another place to spot actors you may be seeing on stage at the WTF. |
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