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Millerton Farmer's Market

Kinderhook Farm Stay

Red Devon Restaurant

Moon in the Pond Farm

Chez Nous Bistro

White Horse Country Pub

Whippoorwill Farm Grassfed Beef

Guido's Marketplace

Pawling Farmers Market

Cafe Giulia

Route 7 Grill

Williamstown Theatre Festival

Helsinki Hudson

Red Lion Inn

Agriturismo Restaurant, Pine Plains

Restaurants

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Flatiron in Red Hook keeps locals coming back again and again.

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Bread Alone in Rhinebeck specializes in breakfasts and lunches on artisanal bread.

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Bangall Whaling Company is an archetypal neighborhood saloon.

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Rouge - West Stockbridge, Massachusetts

Though it opened within the past decade, Rouge has a Design-Research-meets-flower-child look reminiscent of the ’60s, which may explain why Berkshire-eans of a certain age and persuasion (my own) have taken it to heart.  Another lure: the food is good and generally well-priced.  A huge platter of fried calamari with an excellent house aioli is a steal at $9.  The baby-back ribs (“Best ever!”) with rosemary mashed and an Asian-y slaw is a serious plate of food for $24.  But beware the salad specials: $13 suggests something more robust than a modest plate of greens with a restrained garnish of (alas, unripe) fruit.

3 Center Street; 413.232.4111
Dinner: Wednesday - Sunday 5 - 10
Closed Monday & Tuesday

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