The Alvah Stone

Absolutely beautiful outdoor patio next to the relaxing sounds of rushing water.The griddled cornbread was perfect.As for the food...they REALLY like their sauces. The peanut noodles (recommended by waitstaff) was drenched in the peanut sauce (far more sauce than noodle by volume). The Spicy Eggplant sandwich was drowning in the tahini. The lack of balance is disappointing, and did not live up to the hype. I severely regret not eating at the other onsite restaurant, The Lady Kilgrew. Ugh ugh ugh. Guy sitting next to us confirmed that the peanut noodles 'always ' have too much sauce hence why he never orders them. DO NOT GET THE PEANUT NOODLES!!!!! They are inedible.

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As far as food goes, it was ok. As far as experience goes don't waste your time. Our bill was close to $200 and we were forced to eat out of paper take out boxes. No menus were given out, we were instructed to order as soon as we got to the host stand. The drinks were probably the best part of the entire meal and even those were over priced seeing as we were drinking out of plastic cups. Sad to see a cute restaurant with a great atmosphere be such a disappointment.

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A great view of the stream. But the check in person refused to let us sit at the tables overlooking the stream although several were empty. Such refusal to accommodate a simple request makes you regret eating at such a joint! Quite rude.

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best brunch in the western mass, best experience brunch I had. crispy but moist luxuriant kartoffels. gimt maisbrot! brunch was presented in three courses. in an old paper mill with a view of a waterfall. love this place

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great landscape and blueberry cake was great

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