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Barrington Bites

Mezze

Kinderhook Farm Store

Red Devon Restaurant

Moon in the Pond Farm

Berkshire Grown

Millerton Farmer's Market

Red Lion Inn

Whippoorwill Farm Grassfed Beef

Guido's Marketplace

Restaurants

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Arielle has the Provence vibe to fall back on as a new chef finds his way.

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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 Red Lion’s Courtyard - Stockbridge, Massachusetts

Rural Intelligence Food The pebbled courtyard nestled behind the venerable Red Lion Inn is a quiet oasis steps from the throngs of tourists on Main Street. With colorful impatiens planted everywhere, it has the pleasant air of an old-money country club that has opened its doors to the public. There’s WiFi so you can check your email (and consult Rural Intelligence) while having a glass of wine or a beer at an umbrella table. The price of admission is easy: For $13 you’ll get a satisfying turkey sandwich or a cheeseburger with fries. While the menu has several salads—Berkshire greens with almonds and goat cheese ($10) and a Caesar salad ($9/$15 with grilled chicken) we wish there were an old-fashioned Cobb or Chef’s salad on the menu for the genuine country-club experience.

30 Main Street; 413.298.5545

Lunch daily: 11:30 - 4
Dinner daily: 5 - 9

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