Restaurants that Buy Local in Western Massachusetts

Restaurants	Cuisine	A Bit About Us	City
Jacob's Pillow Dance			Becket 8 mi
Green Street Cafe		Located for nearly 20 years on the Smith College Campus Green Street Cafe not only features Valley fresh ...	Northampton 9 mi
Chez Nous			Lee 12 mi
Berkshire's Green Grocer		Berkshire's Green Grocer is a locally owned organic marketplace supplying a range of eco-conscious grocer...	Lee 12 mi
Blantyre			Lenox 13 mi
Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health			Lenox 13 mi
Sullivan Station			Lee 13 mi
The Inn at Stockbridge inc.			Stockbridge 13 mi
Monterey General Store			Monterey 13 mi
Wheatleigh			Lenox 13 mi
Baroods Restaurant and Creperie			Lenox 14 mi
Brix Wine bar			Pittsfield 14 mi
Cafe Lucia			Lenox 14 mi
Cafe Reva			Pittsfield 14 mi
Canyon Ranch			Lenox 14 mi
Church Street Cafe			Lenox 14 mi
Haven Cafe and Bakery			Lenox 14 mi
La Terrazza at Gateways Inn			Lenox 14 mi
Baba Louie's			Pittsfield 14 mi
Trattoria Il Vesuvio			Lenox 14 mi
Jae's Spice			Pittsfield 14 mi
Dottie's Coffee Lounge			Pittsfield 14 mi
Nudel			Lenox 14 mi
Bistro Zinc			Lenox 14 mi
Trattoria Rustica	Italian		Pittsfield 14 mi

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Each of these restaurants makes an effort to source fresh seasonal ingredients purchased directly from local farms and producers.

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Buying locally grown food takes both commitment and flexibility: weather can be unpredictable, fresh foods are seasonal, and the coordination of deliveries directly with farmers takes a bit more time and dedication. Yet in return, these businesses offer their customers the freshest, most flavorful foods available. Nothing beats a peach ripened in Western Massachusetts sunshine or basil picked just hours before it found its way into your entree.

Ask what's local on the menu and where it came from! Your patronage of these businesses encourages their continued commitment to local farmers. Spread the word! Locally grown food tastes better!