Location: Charlemont
Top Restaurants in Charlemont
Top Things to do in Charlemont
- 1. Crab Apple Whitewater
- 2. Berkshire East Canopy Tours
- 3. Zoar Outdoor/Deerfield Valley Canopy Tours
- 4. Berkshire Whitewater
- 5. Berkshire East Ski Resort
- 6. Mohawk Trail State Forest
- 7. A.L. Avery & Son General Store
- 8. Bissell Covered Bridge
- 9. Hail to the Sunrise / Mohawk Park
- 10. Overwatch Outpost
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Best Cafe food near Charlemont, Massachusetts, United States
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Charlemont. Charlemont is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 1,266 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Springfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Things to do in Charlemont
1. Cold River Cafe & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By John R
We were out for a leisurely drive and stopped in. We were meet with a friendly greeting, and had our drink order taken immediately. Then it was over. We watched the table next to us get the wrong order and the waitresses help others and at times stand around. They never came back to our table. After about 15 minutes we got up and left. They seemed unconcerned when we mentioned we never had our order taken. Don't know why they didn't want our business.
Top 6 American food in Charlemont, Massachusetts, United States
2. Baked
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By NeoWasHere
Like a cake, bread or potatoes. Why, what else were you thinking, dude? Moving along... as we roamed the area in full-bore exploration mode seeking Glacial Potholes after moping along a Bridge of few Flowers, we bumbled into this store along the sidewalk. Venturing inside for a look-see, oddly enough, we discovered they definitely did not have wedding cakes. Sadly, when we asked the gentleman working, he was not able to confirm if they could make wedding cakes or not. They do, however, make lots of other yummy baked goods. We had some mini cherry cheesecake bites and drinks to go along with them. We took our unexpected finds outside and ate them at one of the storefront tables along the sidewalk. Back inside, and strangely lurking, we also found restrooms which appeared to be available for paying customers only. Comforting, indeed. Then, off we went skipping into the springtime air.
3. Delicatesse
Reviewed By tobyg857
Both specials on the days we ate here were terrific. A gyro first time and beef stew the second were special. Fresh ingredients, imaginative spices and their own bread makes lunch a treat.
