Berkshire Mountain Bakery Pizza Cafe

More like a 3.5. We needed a quick bite for the road. We got two sandwiches. The overall idea of the sandwiches was not bad though the main ingredients were so so. The chicken was reheated which is perfectly ok though the chicken had cold spots as well a fridge taste that certainly didn't help to enjoy the sandwich. The turkey was ok though sweet. This might be a one time off in our case since the overall ratings are solid.

I drove 1 1/2 hours to the Pittsfield location to purchase chocolate breads. Everyone is so friendly there! I pre slice a loaf so it’s always ready. Lightly toast and add peanut butter. OMG!!! Heaven. Thank you Pittsfield location ❤️

We were watching an episode of "Best thing I ever ate". My husband and I (with our pug in tow) drove close to 6 hours from Buffalo , NY to sample many delicious things ( pizza with figs and arugula, chocolate bread, apple and chicken potpie turnovers, sourdough bread, reuben sandwich with a potato salad side , maple pecan shortbread cookies and ginger molasses cookies. We decided to stop at both locations while we were in the area. Everyone was very helpful. We met a very nice couple at the Housatonic location that transplanted from Virginia after their retirement to be closer to their daughter. We will definitely be back and will pass on our wonderful experiences.

I think all the reviews speak for themselves - this is a must-visit when in the Berkshires! Everything looked really good, so it was hard to pick what we wanted to eat. We chose the pancakes, an almond croissant, and an eggs benedict. We also bought a rye sourdough bread, which was worth every penny. We couldn’t finish our food (because we had already eaten beforehand like the pigs that we are), but the pancakes were still just as phenomenal the next day. They’re able to get them crispy on the outside but moist on the inside. That’s a very difficult balance to achieve!! The eggs benedict was also very good. Honestly, you can’t go wrong whatever you choose to eat here :)

I have some food sensitivities so I have to shop carefully. I have enjoyed the raisin spelt and whole spelt bread for years. I used to buy them at the Albany co-op, but they're often out of stock (nice problem). Now I order directly from the company. I order a few at a time and freeze them when they come in. Superb - toasted, with PB & J, butter, or plain. Also - tip o' the cap to the oatmeal pecan cookies.
ONE IMPORTANT CAVEAT - although it doesn't say so on the website, it is NOT open for dine in.

No public restroom here or anywhere in the entire plaza. We came to eat but being 8.5 months pregnant I can’t eat without a restroom beforehand (at least without being uncomfortable the entire time). We ended up leaving without even trying the food. A cafe should have a public restroom, it’s really a shame.

We went there for breakfast on a Sunday morning. We ordered waffle and french toast. They were delicious! One of the best breakfast places around the North Berkshire area. And the prices are very reasonable.

Delicious homemade pizza and breads and pasteries. Especially good is the Kouign-amann, a sweet crispy and flaky pastry. The pizza with sweet peppers was especially good as was the one with figs and arugula.

While traveling from NY to visit friends in Worthington, MA, we realized we had forgotten to pick up a dessert. We found the Berkshire Mountain Bakery online and called ahead. Even though it was after 5pm on New Year’s the helpful staff was able put together a nicely presented box of delicious treats for our hosts. We’ll done.

One of our favorite places to dine. They have the best vegan pizza, fresh ingredients, excellent flavor. I asked for easy on the vegan cheese. My husband had a meatloaf sandwich with peanut sauce and a potato salad that he said a little spicy note, that was just right!