Location: Stockbridge
Top Restaurants in Stockbridge
Massachusetts, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Stockbridge
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Stockbridge. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Stockbridge is a town in Berkshire County in western Massachusetts, United States. It is part of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 1,947 at the 2010 census. A year-round resort area, Stockbridge is home to the Norman Rockwell Museum, the Austen Riggs Center (a noted psychiatric treatment center), and Chesterwood, home and studio of sculptor Daniel Chester French.
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10. Pleasant and Main
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By janicepk
A wonderful setting amid antiques, collectibles and beautiful artwork. The owner opened early for us and then brought out coffee and cider donuts. We enjoyed sitting and enjoying the incredible sights throughout the cafe. Our breakfast was delicious; especially the french toast special.
9. Salmon Run Fish House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 694 reviews
Reviewed By Sarah G
The place has no atmosphere. Formica topped tables and vinyl booths. Don't know why the entrees are so in lower to mid $20's. My husband ordered the the hamburger with "The Works" and really liked it. I tried the daily special maple glazed salmon served with corn chowder and squash stew. The salmon was very overdone--in fact, it was black on one side. I mentioned it to the waitress and she didn't seem worried about the appearance. Someone else came to look and said it was just the maple glaze that was burnt but offered to send it back. I declined since I did not want to wait another 15 minutes. The corn chowder/squash stew tasted like it was canned corn chowder with chunks of butternut squash added. Unimpressive. The manager came to take our plates away and saw how burn the salmon really was and she took it off the bill. That was nice but I still hadn't had much dinner. Guess God is seeing to it that I not get too much to eat.
8. Morgan House Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By ProfFab
Parking seems to be on-street only, unless you use one of the public parking lots nearby, but we had little trouble finding a spot on a Thursday evening. The interior was brightly-lit, but smelled strongly of fish which was off-putting and detracted from our initial impression. There was a bar and television on the main dining area, though I would not call the place a "pub," per se. The area we were sitting was cozy enough.I ordered a Black Angus hamburger, and it was one of the best burgers I've ever eaten, quite honestly. Juicy, tender, flavorful, and well-prepared with mushrooms, pickles, lettuce, and tomatoes. The french fries were also exquisite. Crisp on the outside, and tender on the inside. Perfectly seasoned as well.My wife had the salmon cake appetizer special, which was a perfect entree-sized portion for her. It consisted of three small salmon cakes dressed with an aoili sauce. They needed a little more flavor inside, but they had a nice hard sear on the exterior. It was served with a small salad consisting of baby greens, capers, and tiny tomatoes. The dressing was tasty but not overpowering. Overall, both dinners were enjoyable. The server was pleasant and welcoming. We would definitely return.
7. 51 Park Restaurant & Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 575 reviews
Fresh Ingredients. Scratch Cooking. Welcome to 51 Park Restaurant & Tavern where we take pride in offering our customers a fresh spin on great tavern food. Enjoy delicious and unique entrees, sandwiches, burgers, salads and wood fired pizzas hot from the
Reviewed By steph1
Our service in two visits was the same, Joyce. She knew her business with GF; she told us celiac is treated like an allergy. Two weeks ago we had delicious chicken (subbed for beef) sandwiches with a clear dressed coleslaw that was not overly sweet. This time I had a brisket sandwich which was nice and lean with nicely caramelized onions and roasted peppers. My husband had a great bacon burger. It was all really delicious and I appreciated Joyceâs care with our GF needs.
6. Elm Street Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Elm Street Market is the hub of village activity with an old-fashioned breakfast & lunch counter, deli and butcher shop. Open seven days a week, this market is a wonderful place to grab a delicious sandwich, stock up on high quality groceries or get your
Reviewed By NieSam
We stopped here based on a recommendation from a local shop owner. When we saw the deli counter, we decided weâd get a variety of cold cuts to have sandwich options for a Tanglewood picnic. We were surprised to hear they wonât sell the meats but they do sell sandwiches made with the meats. We settled on a turkey sandwich with cranberry sauce (the Norman Rockwell) and a roast beef sandwich. The man at the counter (the owner) was really nice and friendly and added small bags of chips to go with our sandwiches. The sandwiches were excellent!
5. Michael's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 393 reviews
Reviewed By YoChackaLacka
We ate in the bar area. The service was very slow. Seemed like the waiter had to wait on too many tables at once. The menu was limited to a few sandwiches and pasta dishes... and more pasta dishes. Pasta dishes are the cheapest to make, highest profit. is that why it seemed like all pasta dishes or do they need a cook? First time I have had a club sandwich where the bread was not toasted... odd. My club had unripened tomatoes (green and white on the inside). Seemed like a local hangout at the bar. If you want to hear the bartender singing to every song coming out of the speaker, this is the place to go!not sure you were at michaels, we dont serve pasta and sanwiches on the same menu.
4. Lion's Den Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
The Lion's Den pub, located downstairs at The Red Lion Inn, has something happening seven nights a week, and never a cover charge when thereâs live music. There's something different each night, with Monday night football Mondayâs and Trivia on Tuesday. T
Reviewed By Hexy
I am slightly confused if the Widow Bingham's Tavern is the same as the Lion's Den or not but both are apparently located within the Red Lion Inn. We did not have reservations since we were just passing through Stockbridge, so getting seated in the main dining room of the inn was out of the question. We asked the hostess if we could get a table in the Widow Bingham's Tavern, which we found online. She told us yes if we promised her to be gone in an hour since she needed the table by that time. My husband was very taken aback but I thought it was better than not giving us a table at all, as another nearby restaurant had done. We were seated and had a truly wonderful waiter. He was really kind and helpful. We were served quickly but without feeling rushed. The French Onion Soup and the Risotto with truffle oil were both delicious, as was the fresh bread. We would definitely eat here again.Thank you so much for writing a great review of your recent visit! To help clarify our dining venues, the Lion's Den is located on the lower level of the Inn. We do not accept reservations in the Den so it is definitely a first come first serve environment with a casual, small plate menu. It's historic and iconic with a really great vibe. We offer music Wednesday through Sunday and it is a local favorite. Widow Bingham's Tavern is adjacent to our Main Dining Room and offers a Tavern, (pub style) menu. We also offer our Main Dining Room menu. I'm pleased that we were able to accommodate you for lunch and I really appreciate your kind words regarding the service you received and quality of the food offerings.We look forward to your return!Natalie WardRegional Director of OperationsRed Lion InnMain Street Hospitality
3. Red Lion Inn Dining Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 938 reviews
Surrounded by soft candlelight, crystal chandeliers, antique china and colonial pewter, The Red Lion Inn's main dining room is the perfect place to spend a romantic evening or mark a special occasion. Executive Chef Rob Burnell's menus feature both tradit
Reviewed By Shooster365
This antiquated place is not well maintained as evidenced by the peeling ceilings. The settings are stately white linens, and vested staff, however when we, as a group arrived, on time as scheduled, even called prior to our arrival, the staff seemed a bit unprepared. Once the activity began, we were well underway to being served. The order was for chicken pot pie, instead it was chicken stew with a flaky biscuit inserted in the middle. In short a lot of huff and puff, and nothing else. Not a repeat.
2. Main Street Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By barbie12345
While traveling to Boston...we made a point to stop in the city of Stockbridge MA. Scene of the Norman Rockwell painting "Main Street At Christmas" We decided to stop at the Main Street Café for lunch. The food was delicious and the staff friendly and helpful. The café is clean and very popular with local customers. You are sure to enjoy this very nice café.
1. Once Upon a Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 746 reviews
Cozy bistro in quaint, relaxed setting down a charming alley right off Main Street in Stockbridge next to the Red Lion Inn.
Reviewed By diannesmar
This is down an ally (a nice one) We had to wait for a seat because it is really cozy. The staff were very nice and the food was excellent. Everyone in the place seemed to be reall enjoying the food. Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We appreciate the support and hope to serve you again the next time you are in Stockbridge.Best,Alan
