Espresso, pastries, and sandwiches; pizza specials on Fridays.

Upscale, Continental cuisine and trendy salads in a 19th-century house.

Light and hearty breakfast options plus an array of sandwiches, soups, salads, and bakery items.

Colonial food at the oldest inn in the Berkshires.

Continental cuisine.

Not-for-profit summer theatre that mounts two to three mainstage productions each season using volunteers, community members, Equity actors, non-Equity actors, and professional designers and directors.

18th-century tavern serving upscale American fare and rustic wood decor.

Scandinavia and Europe in the Berkshires.  A large selection of 18th and 19th century painted furniture, including armoires, hope chests, tables, chests of drawers and Mora clocks.  Specializing in Gustavian pieces and accessories.  Open daily 10-5.  Closed Tues.

Arts & Crafts/Mission Furniture (Gustav Stickley, L&JG Stickley, Stickley Brothers, Limbert and more), art pottery and tiles (Rookwood, Weller, Hampshire, Roseville, Marblehead and more), metalwork, textiles, lighting and accessories.  Open most weekends 12-5, weekday appointments welcome.

Featuring American art pottery and early 20th century antiques, curios and collectibles.  Roseville, Weller, McCoy, Hagar, arts and craft pottery, Depression glass, mirrors, pictures and prints.  Come in and browse.  Open Thurs.-Mon. 11-4 or by appointment.

American 18th and 19th century country furniture, paintings, folk art and accessories.  Open weekends 10-5; Fri. & Mon. 11-5; other times by chance or appointment.

American 18th and early 19th century country and formal furniture, folk art objects and paintings (naive and academic), ceramics, stoneware and accessories.  Open Thurs. through Mon. 11-5, Wed. by appointment.

Four centuries of European & American art & antiques.  Open daily 10-5.

Inventive wraps and wholesome paninis, soups, and salads.

Inventive wraps and paninis, plus hearty soups and fresh salads. Sit-down dinners featuring American and ethnic fare on Tuesdays.
 

Innovative American cuisine with Northern Italian influence along with an indulgent wine list.

18th and early 19th century American furniture, especially painted pieces; textiles, particularly hooked rugs, samplers, needlework pictues; period lighting, pottery, paintings and folk art.  Open weekeneds; other times by chance or appointment.