The best cafes in Berkshire County

4 cafes we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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Cumberland Farms

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Convenience store chain with packaged snacks, hot & cold drinks & prepared foods.

594 MOHAWK TRL (North Adams)

“Convenience store chain with packaged snacks, hot & cold drinks & prepared foods.”

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Dunkin'

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Long-running chain serving signature breakfast items & a variety of coffee drinks.

5 Union St (North Adams)

“Long-running chain serving signature breakfast items & a variety of coffee drinks.”

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Guido's Cafe Rena

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Guido's Cafe Rena pulls espresso with No. Six Depot beans and High Lawn Farm milk, backs it up with a full coffee and tea menu, seasonal…

1020 Pittsfield Rd (Pittsfield)

“Guido's Cafe Rena pulls espresso with No. Six Depot beans and High Lawn Farm milk, backs it up with a full coffee and tea menu, seasonal specials, and smoothies like the Green Monster. Grab a baked good, fuel up mid-shop this week, then call that to-do list handled.”

From the Berkshire County newsletter, September 9, 2026

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WANDER Berkshires

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WANDER Berkshires is a bright, recovery-focused café pouring locally roasted Six Depot coffee, Sweet Birch botanical tea, and functional…

Entrance in alley, 34 Depot St Ste 101 (Pittsfield)

“WANDER Berkshires is a bright, recovery-focused café pouring locally roasted Six Depot coffee, Sweet Birch botanical tea, and functional non-alcoholic sips alongside herbal mocktails and tinctures. Swing by this week for the curated local-goods nook, community events, and the future analog community darkroom...”

From the Berkshire County newsletter, September 16, 2026

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