The Hub Restaurant Celebrates 5 Years on FridayBy John Durkan, 06:30PM / Thursday, May 02, 2013 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Thursday afternoon at The Hub seemed typical.
The lunch rush has passed. Matt Schilling checks over slider supplies and gets his line staff ready for the next rush. Kate Schilling goes over adjustments in the restaurant's computer with waitress Jennifer Tatro.
Tomorrow's a different story. After all, the popular Main Street establishment will celebrate its fifth birthday on May 3.
"We're really proud of it, and mostly I'm proud of Matt," Kate Schilling said. "He deserved this. It was always his dream to have his own place and he worked his way up to it and he's really the 0 Comments Read More >> |
Joe's Diner Throwback to Old DaysBy Stephanie Farrington, 05:16PM / Wednesday, December 12, 2012 | |
just like Grandma use to make.
LEE, Mass. — It's not exactly good. Not exactly charming either, not really anything but what it is.
If you go to Joe’s for breakfast, lunch or dinner it won't take you long to figure it out.
Joe's is a diner, that is to say, Joe's is a throwback to the old days, the very old days, before many of us were even born, before microwaves or even TV dinners when single working folks, men especially, would routinely take their meals at little roadside spots every day. Eventually many of these men settled down, raised a family and ate their meals
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Where Everybody Knows Your Name — In The MorningStephanie Farrington, 06:55PM / Friday, September 07, 2012 | |
Does anybody remember "Cheers?"
It was a TV show set in Boston where everyone at a local pub knew everyone else. People don't expect that kind of treatment anymore but if you live in the Berkshires and eat out for breakfast, there are plenty of places where it's true, "everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came."
Two of those places are Linda's Cafe at 178 Union St., North Adams, and The Corner Cafe at 50 Summer St., Adams.
Linda's is busy every day; they are an old-school diner doing a booming business in basic breakfasts. Pancakes are their specialty but they'll make 0 Comments Read More >> |
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