The arcade room is a nice touch for families. Food was solid, nothing mind-blowing but decent. Drinks were okay too.

The menu&#39;s got a fun mix of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese dishes. I went for the japchae and a few sushi rolls &ndash; the japchae noodles had a nice chewy texture, and the veggies were fresh. Solid spot for a casual dinner.

Stopped here on a long drive. The Mediterranean quinoa bowl was fresh, and the mozzarella melt was nicely toasted. Good place to stretch your legs. Bathrooms were clean, which is a plus on the road. Wi-Fi held up for checking the map.

Had the cod special and scallop risotto. Both were pretty good. The risotto was creamy and the cod was cooked nicely. A decent spot for a quiet dinner.

Our server was really on point - she checked in just enough without hovering. The guacamole tasted super fresh, and the chips were warm and salty. The cheese quesadilla was nicely melted inside. Parking was easy to find.

The kids&#39; menu is solid. Grilled chicken and steak tips are a nice change from the usual fried stuff.

Friendly staff, solid menu beyond pizza. The Berkshire pizza was a hit. Their wine list had some nice local options that paired well. The outdoor deck is comfortable, views are decent. Prices felt fair.

The homemade ice cream here is really good. It&#39;s super creamy, and I appreciate that it&#39;s not too sweet. Tried the purple cow flavor, which was a fun choice.

The bar was a nice spot to unwind. Gia&#39;s cocktails were really well made, you could tell she uses fresh ingredients. My drink had muddled herbs and it tasted so clean. Service was friendly and not rushed.

Gretchen was super friendly and made the whole visit easy. The live music was a nice surprise, just a chill vibe for a random Tuesday night.

The attached general store is such a fun little spot to wander through. I ended up browsing for way longer than I planned, picking up some local honey and a cute candle. It&rsquo;s a nice bonus to the meal.

I&#39;m a regular for the Lifted Aubrey breakfast. It&#39;s consistently fresh and flavorful. The daily specials are creative and change with the seasons, which I appreciate. A solid, reliable spot for a weekday morning.

Nice spot downtown. The patio is pretty good for a drink. Food was decent, though the burger was a bit dry. Fine for a casual dinner.

Stumbled upon this quirky spot! Came for the maple cappuccino and blueberry muffin, but ended up staying for lunch with friends. The Shazza #2 sandwich and those Cajun fries were the real stars. Perfect for a long, chatty catch-up.

The breakfast was delicious, and I really appreciated how fresh all the ingredients were. The avocado on my toast was perfectly ripe.

They made a Beef Wellington just for us, even though it wasn&#39;t on the menu. That kind of effort is nice to see.

Cozy spot with a nice view of the creek. The seating is comfortable, which I really appreciate. Had the quinoa bowl&mdash;fresh and tasty. A relaxing place for a quiet lunch. Service was friendly and not rushed.

Carly D. was our server. She was super attentive and professional. Made the whole evening feel smooth. You can tell they really care about the service here.

Stopped in on a road trip, no reservation. Got takeout and ate in the parking lot on a nice day. Food was still good, held up well.

The sourdough from San Francisco was fantastic. I really enjoyed the corned beef hash and eggs with hollandaise. The booths are comfortable and the service was friendly, which makes for a nice, relaxed meal.

The ratatouille risotto was spot on, and the lamb lollipops were cooked perfectly. That DIY bouquet station was a fun idea.

The western burger was really good! What stood out to me was the outdoor patio. It&#39;s spacious, the seating is comfortable, and the string lights create a nice, relaxed vibe. Perfect for a casual dinner.

The food was really good, especially for what we paid. Got dinner for my whole family and it was under $25. The fried chicken was crispy and juicy, just how it should be.

The view from the patio is really nice, especially on a sunny day. It&#39;s a peaceful spot for lunch. The food was decent, though the service was a bit slow.

Service was pretty good. Our server knew the menu well and was helpful with my gluten-free needs. Made us feel taken care of, though things got a little slow when it got busy.

Solid pizza spot. The staff was quick to refill drinks and check in, which I appreciate during a business lunch. Good selection of toppings. Service was efficient, no waiting around.

A nice, relaxed local spot. The background jazz is a pleasant touch. I spent a quiet afternoon here with a book, and the vibe was just right for that. My latte was pretty good, though it could have been a touch hotter.

This place is perfect for a special occasion. The ambiance is lovely, and the staff is very accommodating. The food is on the pricier side, but the quality justifies it.

Had to book weeks ahead for a table. It&#39;s tiny, maybe ten seats total. Felt like a private dinner, which was cool. The close quarters did get a bit warm though.

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The best restaurants in Dummerston

The Last Chair Bar & Grill

Shin-La Restaurant & Sushi Bar | Korean

The Works Bakery Cafe

Seasons Restaurant

Gringo Jack's

Ye Olde Tavern

Berkshire Pizzeria

Lickety split at mass MoCA

The Fire Tower Restaurant & Tavern

The New American Grill

JJ Hapgood General Store & Eatery

The Porch Cafe & Catering

Echo Restaurant & Lounge

The Village Roost

The Copper Grouse

Raven's Den Steakhouse and Taproom

The Works Bakery Cafe

Two Tannery Road

Papa Pete's Home of the Giant Pancakes

Up For Breakfast

The Blue Rock | Restaurant and Bar

Freight Yard Pub

Jack's Hot Dog Stand

The Marina

1846 Inn & Tavern

Manchester House of Pizza

Mocha Joe's Cafe

Clara's Cucina Italiana

Fritz

T. J. Buckley's