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Posted by: Dan Shaw
Posted on: Wednesday, January 30, 2008

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And now there is a $16.50 prix fixe on Tuesday
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Posted By: Dan Shaw from Falls Village, CT on 2008 11 10

I have never had a bad meal here! I find the food wonderfully interesting, consistently delicious and their wine list is quite good.  The service is wonderful, with very friendly and knowledgeable staff.  Try their cesaer salad for a delicious twist on a classic.  Absolutely love Pastorale, and I just wish they had another room so weekend walk ins would be easier (though they always try their best to accomodate you)...but that’s the price you pay for such a winner of a restaurant!  Great for dinner and brunch!

Posted By: Teresa Goetz from Millerton, NY on 2009 09 03
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Full Article

Karen Hamilton and Frederic Feveau have created a traditional country French restaurant—the wife runs the front of the house and the husband’s in the kitchen—that appeals to the tastes of the northwestern corner’s bourgeoisie. Located in an antique Colonial that’s been painted warm Provencal colors, Pastorale has a devoted following who come for classics like poached pear-and-frisee salad with Stilton and caramelized walnuts ($9), mouules Mariniere ($18.50), and grilled leg of lamb with spinach and polenta ($24). The restaurant offers a three-course prix-fixe menu ($28) Tuesday - Thursday.

223 Main Street; 860-435-1011
Dinner Tuesday - Saturday 5:30 - 9; Sunday 5 -8
Brunch: Sunday noon - 5
Closed Monday.