Location: Lanesboro
Top Restaurants in Lanesboro
Where to Eat in Lanesboro: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Lanesborough is a town in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States. It is part of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 3,091 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Lanesboro
1. Bob's Country Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By 98999Mike - Eastham, Massachusetts
Way way down from last time 8 (?) years ago. Bacon yuck. Sausages brown and serve. Home fries either under cooked or crunchy, Charges 45 cents for rye toast really???? Place needs a good power washing and updating. Service was spotty Will not be back
2. Flavours Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 516 reviews
Every dish is cooked to order and please give yourself enough time to enjoy your food by coming in 2 hours early if you have tickets to shows. Gluten Free available, Vegan and lots of Vegetarian dishes to pick from..
Reviewed By emmkh8 - Thousand Islands New York, New York
This was the worst service experience I have ever had. The food took a long time but that was expected but they sent the wrong dish to my table. Then we were told It would be ten minutes. However this was not the case at all. We waited a half an hour were offered a drink but then it turned into almost an hour and when my family finally said something to the waitress, the daughter of the owner escalated things by yelling for her father who confronted my mother and proceeded to ignore and tell us we were wrong that it was only starters that were quick but refused to acknowledge that we were asking for our starters . Then the other owner came out and proceeded to dismiss us and tell us we were wrong it was only ten minutes. They were incredibly rude and unapologetic about the mistake. Then proceeded to pretend we were not at the restaurant. I would never comer back .
3. Krispy Cones
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Joseph O - Poinciana, Florida
Drove past a few nights and seen the lines every night so we decided to try. Just OK would be my opinion, soft serve didn't have much taste and the hot fudge tasted like they bought it at a discount store. Very disappointed.
4. Ayelada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
We are a locally owned and operated frozen yogurt shop in Pittsfield, and we’re proud to serve frozen yogurt that comes from a cow, not a mix. Our frozen yogurt is homemade in small batches each day on-site using skim milk and low fat milk from local dairies and fresh ingredients. Our flavors are ever changing, incorporating seasonal ingredients from local farms and artisans when possible. You can enjoy our frozen yogurt with fresh inspired flavors in spring, summer, fall and even winter! Looking for Dairy Free Options? We offer Homemade Non-Dairy Vegan Frozen Yogurt which are made with the highest quality Coconut, Almond or Cashew Milks & like probiotic loaded Vegan Yogurt.
Reviewed By Nicole C - Albany, New York, United States
I love love love it here! I am always excited to see what special flavors are on he menu. They have the best toppings. Everything is always fresh and sourced locally! This is a don't miss!Nicole C Thx for coming and your kind words! Hope to see u soon. Jim & Lisa owners
5. Dotties Coffee Lounge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By Christine F
On the corner of Linden & North it's a sleepy cafe where locals come to unwind or camp out on their laptops. Seasonal drinks on the menu like apple cider and cardamom cappuccino(which is entirely way too sweet and doesn't taste of cardamom at all despite my checking with the barista beforehand). Rustic meets hippy decor with average coffee - you might want to hold out for some of the coffee shops in Lenox if you're headed that way.
6. Old Forge Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By Daxtaba - Vernon, Connecticut
If you are passing through the area this restaurant is worth giving a try. Although my experience was not top notch I suspect they could provide an above average dining experience normally as it appears as if they are busy most of the time.
Their menu is a mixture of gastropub and brew pub food. Of the few dishes we ordered one was very bland (Piedmont Toast) and the other was badly burnt (Butternut Squash Quesadilla) . Since the entire wait staff appeared to be teenagers, we choose not to send either dish back as the level of professionalism was questionable.
They have a great beer selection!
7. District Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 192 reviews
District Kitchen & Bar, nestled amidst the bucolic Berkshire HIlls, serves contemporary American cuisine with gastropub influences. The surrounding region boasts a rich food and agricultural culture of which the restaurant takes full advantage by offering an ever-changing seasonal menu showcasing locally sourced ingredients. District takes food seriously, preparing all food in-house and to-order according to the culinary whims of executive chef Taylor Hitchcock and his talented support staff. Sister restaurant to PUBLIC eat+drink located 20 miles north in North Adams, District prides itself on not only serving great food but also offering excellent, warm service and a top-notch beer, wine, and cocktail program. The restaurant features a rotating selection of craft beer, a carefully curated wine list, and an inventive, seasonal cocktail list prepared with care and consideration of classical mixology techniques. Join us for a great meal and a well-mixed drink.
Reviewed By Joan H
Didn't know what to expect but was delighted with what we discovered. Our party of 6 sat in the front window at a long barter table.Tacos, burgers, mussels, salads and salmon all made the rounds at our table, and everyone enjoyed every bite. Comfortable, enjoyable atmosphere, service was great. Would definitely go again!
8. Matt Reilly's Pub
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Bob G - Dalton, Massachusetts
We were entertaining guests and decided the deck at Matt Reilly's was the place to be. We were seated immediately and the server took our drink order. When she came back with the drinks we were still talking and hadn't looked at the menus. In some places the server would not hide their annoyance but this server was most gracious and patient. The food arrived promptly and was exactly what was ordered: eggplant fries, chowder, sandwiches. Everything that should be hot was, the sandwiches were tasty and well seasoned. This is NOT fine dining, paper plates, plastic drinking cups, all served on a large, mostly clean deck. It's a great choice for late lunch, not too busy and a delightful view of the lake and hills.
9. La Fogata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Donald M
Based on so many positive reviews and my love of all things South American, I went to Fogata for lunch. I had an empanada which was red(?) and filled mostly with potato. It was tasteless and bought, sadly I thought, on a big white plate all alone with no garnish. No water was offered, I had to ask for it.
For my entree, I had their carne asada. The plantain tasted more like a banana, the beans were a tasteless wet puddle in the middle of the plate but the steak was tasty and cooked as ordered (rare). Hence three stars. The pricing is fair but I'm not sure how authentic their food is (based on my having lived in S. America for a year).
10. Bascom Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By WildBraid - Boston, Massachusetts
Bascom Lodge is an AMC lodge on the Appalachian Trail. It accommodates day and long-term hikers. But what you didn't know is that it serves three meals a day from the summit of Mt. Greylock (3500' elevation), the highest mountain in Massachusetts. You can drive up. Breakfast and lunch are simple and delicious; dinner requires advance reservation and vegetarian options are available. We went up for breakfast, the best classic breakfast ever, and all seats look out over the Berkshires. There is no better view! And the price is great, too. Our favorite place in the Berkshires. Next time, we'll sleep there, too!
