The Alvah stone is a lovely place to eat indoors or outdoors as it's situated in an old mill right on a beautiful river. The food is delicious, the drinks are creative, and the Book Mill where it's located is an attraction in and of itself! Browse through a charming used book store, eat a delicious dinner, and enjoy a fabulously fun evening!

Antonio's is an Amherst institution. Their pizza by the slice is amazing- any day you'll find at least twenty different kinds of pizza to choose from. Fresh, delicious, and creative, there's something for everyone here! They always have cheese, pepperoni, and Sicilian (deep dish cheese) in addition to what you see in the window. You can also call ahead and order whole pizzas.

Fine dining in Sunderland, Massachusetts, this lovely restaurant is 10 minutes away and well worth the drive. The Blue Heron has creative dishes, local produce and meats, and is situated inside an old school building for a unique and charming atmosphere.

Miss Saigon has a good lunch menu, filled with Vietnamese food. They have a wide assortment of noodles and salads, complemented with plenty of other options such as shrimp egg-rolls or even roasted duck. I'm especially fond of the soups, because they're so tasty and lovely to look at with all the fresh ingredients.

Bub's BBQ is a casual, home-style grill house on 116 just north of town. It's got an old, funky vibe, which seems to draw in the crowd. Be sure to arrive early to beat the crowd! They've been going strong for nearly 40 years, bringing the entire valley delicious barbecued ribs and re-fried beans.

The Pulse Cafe is a new vegan restaurant in the area, working with 100% plant-based ingredients. They pride themselves on their beautiful presentation of mouth-watering, healthy food. Their menu ranges anywhere from wood-fired pizzas to burgers and wraps.