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Guido's Marketplace

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Mezze

Kinderhook Farm Store

Red Devon Restaurant

Moon in the Pond Farm

Berkshire Grown

Red Lion Inn

Restaurants

The restaurant descriptions that follow reflect the opinions of the editors of Rural Intelligence.
They are editorial content, not paid advertisements, and are organized by county.

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Crave serves stylish, modern food in a Poughkeepsie neighborhood on its way up.

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The Oakhurst Diner in Millerton focuses on locally-grown food in an old-fashioned setting.

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Bizen Gourmet Japanese Cuisine, an old favorite that continues to thrive.

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The Lantern Bar & Grill - Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Rural Intelligence Food Of all the burger joints in our region, is there any place more authentic—or with a better neon sign—than The Lantern? A cross between a saloon and a luncheonette, it has been a reassuring presence in Pittsfield since 1926, a democratic dining spot where everyone can afford the six-ounce charred cheeseburger ($4.25) or grilled cheese with tomato ($3.75). “Everyone I take there says the same thing—it has the best grilled cheese sandwich they ever tasted!” says Tony-winning composer William Finn, who runs Barrington Stage’s Musical Theater Lab around the corner. You can also get a Greek salad or an omelette, but why would you want to pass up a perfect burger?  The Lantern’s steadfast, old-fashioned character extends to its hours: Lamentably, the Lantern is dark on Sundays.

455 North Street; 413.448.2717
Monday - Thursday 10 AM - 8:30 PM; Friday & Saturday 10 AM - 9 PM

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