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Businiess name:
Dakota
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citysearch c.
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Review content:
Seems as though everybody who comes to Berkshire County HAS to eat at the Dakota. Okay, it is great on ambience for an inexperienced out of towner; fireplaces, rough hewn walls, the signature New England way of life. The salad bar is big (IF YOU are big on salad bars) but the meal is standard fare; meat, fish, poultry and baked potato! Not the BEST in beef, but you may find a good cut after a couple of visits. It's chain, just like Ponderosa et ux!\r
Rather pricey but it's located in the mid-Berkshire County corridor on Rte 7, 1/2 way between nothingness to the North and Tanglewood & Stockbridge to the South so you pay the price.
Pros: The Dining Ambience is Very New England
Cons: Parking is tiered, so in the winter, be prepared to coast in!!!
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