The Berkshires Restaurants
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1. Alpamayo
$$ | |Don't let the no-frills decor fool you; what this family-owned restaurant lacks in style it more than makes up for in bold flavors, especially at dinner. Enjoy a menu of fresh and flavorful Peruvian favorites ranging from ceviche to plantains, and don't forget to grab a caramel custard for dessert.
60 Main St., Massachusetts, 01238, USA413-243–6000Known For
- Chicha morada (incredible purple corn drink)
- Lomo saltado (steak strips sauteed with tomatoes, onions, and fries)
- Peruvian corn on the cob
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
2. District Kitchen & Bar
$$ | |Delicious food and good wine keep this small restaurant packed most nights. This gem can almost be missed just off busy North Street, but couples looking for an intimate date-night or professionals grabbing after-work drinks have made it a hot spot.
40 West St., Massachusetts, 01201, USA413-442–0303Known For
- Delicious burgers
- House fries with aioli sauce you won't want to share
- Small rotating seasonal menu
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3. Antojitos Oaxaca
$$ | |It's not often you get authentic food from the Oaxaca region in southern Mexico served inside an old train station, but that's what you get at Antojitos. The owners of this establishment moved into the former Sullivan Station restaurant, bringing with them Oaxacan-style tamales, tacos, sopes, and huaraches.
109 Railroad St., Massachusetts, 01238, USA413-394--5895Known For
- Indoor and outdoor dining options
- Fresh ingredients
- Homemade guacamole
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed. -
4. Bizen
$$ | |Expect crowds—and, on busy nights, a wait—at this Railroad Street mainstay where dining room tables wrap around three sides of the large central sushi bar that offers an extensive menu of very fresh fish. Besides the sushi menu, dishes range from robata (charcoal grill) to katsu and tempura.
17 Railroad St., Massachusetts, 01230, USA413-528–4343Known For
- Harumaki (deep-fried lobster and fish in rice paper)
- Una jyu (grilled river eel in a sweet sauce)
- Tea ceremonies and 10-course tasting menus by reservation
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5. Grazie
$$ | |This cozy Italian restaurant serves up traditional Italian dishes with an American touch. The pasta and homemade meatballs come in large portions and the staff is friendly and attentive; you can order family-style meals to share with the table if that's more your style. Don't skip dessert if you love a good tiramisu.
26 Marshall St., Massachusetts, 01247, USA413-664--0044Known For
- Generous portions
- Delicious sea scallop risotto
- Excellent service
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No lunch -
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6. La Fogata
$$ | |The open kitchen looks almost like a lunch counter at this no-frills corner restaurant known for good, honest Colombian food, where it's hard to go wrong unless you're a vegetarian. Served with chimichurri and plantains, all the meats are delicious, from the thin, perfectly seasoned chicken to the pork rind that bacon aspires to be.
770 Tyler St., Massachusetts, 01201, USA413-443–6969Known For
- Latin American soft drinks
- South American food market in corner
- "Picada La Fogata" giant meat platter
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
7. Pizzeria Boema
$$ | |Good luck finding a seat at this popular pizza spot in the middle of the summer, where locals and tourists can't get enough of its gourmet wood-fired pizza. Vegan and gluten-free diners will rejoice at the special dietary offerings just for them, but be prepared to pay a premium price for these pies.
84 Main St., Massachusetts, 02140, USA413-881-4936Known For
- Small portions
- Busy in the summer season
- Vegan, gluten-free pizza options
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8. The Break Room at Greylock Works
$$ | |Fans of Berkshires' favorite head chef Brian Alberg won't want to miss his latest restaurant adventure located in a renovated cotton mill complex that offers indoor and outdoor seating with a relaxed, industrial feel. The menu is constantly changing to reflect the freshest in-season ingredients, and an acclaimed pastry chef is on staff so you'll never want to skip dessert or a stop for brunch; most dishes start as vegetarian but offer protein options for an additional price.
508 State Rd., Massachusetts, 01247, USA413-346--4035Known For
- Rotating farm-to-table menu
- Delicious pastries
- Saturday night summer dinners outdoors on the grill
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. No lunch Mon. -
9. Truc Orient Express
$$ | |Mixed in among shops filled with arts and crafts, this family-owned business has been serving up authentic Vietnamese food for more than 30 years. Bánh xèo (rice pancakes) figure prominently on the menu, among other classics, but there's some adventurous fare, too.
3 Harris St., Massachusetts, 01266, USA413-232–4204Known For
- Ca chien (whole fried flounder in a pungent fish sauce)
- Bánh xèo
- Vietnamese crafts store in entryway
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon.--Thurs. No lunch
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