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The 6 House Pub, just three minutes south on [[Route 7]] next to the 1896 House, is legend amongst old Williams alum for the place to be to hang out. Re-opened this past July of 2005, the 6 House offers a very simple menu of [[Great sandwiches|sandwiches]], salads, pasta, and burgers for your dining pleasure. The burgers are just plain awesome, probably the best in town, and the wings are certainly almost (but not quite) on a level comparable to [[#Ye Olde Forge|Ye Olde Forge]], but much closer to town. The [[beer]] selection, while not nearly as expansive as the Forge's, is still decent in its own respect. Perhaps the greatest trait of the 6 House is that it is close to campus and just a great place to hang out with a quaint bar area (including a big screen and 6 tvsTVs) and very pleasant dining room with fire place and outdoor terrace with fire pit. The prices are also very fair for the amount of food you get. Try it some time, you won't be disappointed. Especially if you get the warm brownie sundae...

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== Antonio's Pizza (in AmHerst) ==

If you're passing through [[Amherst]] to watch the Ephs defeat the dirty 'herst, do yourself a favor and stop in here for some of the BEST pizza in Western Massachusetts. They offer big portions (by the slice) and a huge and interesting variety of toppings. According to Dennis the security officer, the guy who runs it is a millionaire. Just from selling pizza by the slice in a college town. The spicy chicken blue cheese and the sicillian Sicilian pizzas come highly reccomended. Definitely worth the drive.(There is also one in Providence, RI.)

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Great and Cheap Dinercheap diner, with a laid -back, homey atmosphere. For 10 5 dollars a person you can get a feast solid meal - for 5 10, a solid mealfeast. I recommend their homefrieshome fries, reuben, country -fried steak (the gravy has sausage in it and is a meal in itself), and peach and walnut waffles. For Sunday brunch you can't beat it - though you may have to wait a few minutes to get a table, the service is quick and the apple-cinnamon french toast is well worth it.

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[[Constantine]], the proprietor, is a minor [[Route 2]] celebrity. This pushy flirt almost invariably concludes his phone exchanges with "OK, I take care of you" in a Greek immigrant accent. Anyway, the pizza is pretty good and solidly mediocre to downright terrible but not too pricey, although not many people swear by the crustthough it's better than Domino's. The calzones aren't bad, either. Colonial's delivers to Williams, and closes at 1am on weekdays and 2am on the weekend. Why do they still answer the phone when they're closed? They bring your hopes up, then crush them. Possibly the best late night drunk food in town. Beware the famous Colonial Hangover.

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If you sit really still while you're reading the menu, you might notice the Mariache music playing in the background at about 4 decibels. This is really a New England restaurant with a Mexican veneer as thin as their salsa. Burritos, nachos, and fajitas are described in an illegible "fancy script" font, and the food will almost certainly disappoint your "Mex-pectations"Mexpectations. It's tasty, to be sure, but the average spiciness level is somewhere between Gerber and Baked Potato. And the portions will make you thank God for [[dinner points]]. For example, the "Deluxe Nachos" consists of exactly four circular nachos, neatly arranged in a square. I wish I were kidding. The only thing Mexican about the experience is the speed of service, which makes the [[1914 Library]] seem like [[Wal-Mart]]. There was approximately a one-year interval between when we were seated and when we placed our orders. The waitstaff is generally helpful, and both the manager and the hostess will periodically check on you to make sure that you are enjoying your petite, well-mannered, New England meal.

I also agree with the positive reviews. Though the food may not be true Mexican cuisine, it is very tasty in an upscale -New -England -college -town sort of way. The service is excellent because, unlike many places in Williamstown, the waiters/waitresses seem to realize that your business actually supplies their paycheck. If you're torn between here and Desparados, Coyote Flaco is the clear winner. One of the waiter tried to kill me on my birthday by serving me a dish with shrimp in it; I'm allergic to shrimp; I ordered the dish with chicken. One of the poorest Mexican food take-out experiences for me. I ordered a chimichanga and paid full price for something that looked more like a Mexican egg roll along with a small scoop of beans and rice. It was good but the amount was very poor for what I paid.

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take Cozy Corner serves store-bought frozen pizza, and very greasy Greek food. The food is bad... save your money. ... Not entirely sure what the above commenter meant by "store-bought frozen pizza." There is a certain similarity in the crusts (the thick, crunchy, doughy kind that shoots the difference between deep-dish and NY style), but it's like saying dining hall sushi is as good as the best tuna-belly sashimi in that they both involve fish. Yes, Cozy Corner is probably the best pizza in Williamstown: tasty toppings, delicious crust, and very reasonable prices. Also, they serve a mean cocktail. Certainly not store-bought frozen pizza. Everything is made in-house and it is without doubt the best pizza in Williamstown. I also ask for my pizza well done ... I love an extra crunchy crust.  Take Rt. 7 north

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Pretty standard American -fast -food -type texTex-mex Mex fare-- Nothing nothing too well seasoned or too savory. Frankly, the food is downright mediocre. Just a basic alternative to wrap night.

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'''Williamstown''': A few minutes' walk east of campus on Route 2 (on the right, opposite Cumberland Farms). Best [[coffee]] in town, but closes at 10. Now accepting credit and debit cards.

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On route 2 across from the Big Y in North Adams. Great service compliments a good menu and a relaxed, intimate atmosphere. Think in terms of a classy, but not overly formal, date place. The prices are higher than one will find at most other local restaurants, but there are also a couple of reasonably priced dishes on the menu (like the pasta dish for 10 dollars).  34 Holden St. North Adams, MA (413) 664-9449 23 Eagle St. North Adams, MA (413) 664-0404OUT OF BUSINESS

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The professors' [[Guide to Off-Campus Dining#Subway|Subway]] -- twice the quality at twice the price. In [[Jonathan_Landsman|this author's]] opinion, not really practical for students unless you are getting treated by a prof. Think yuppie. Light and interesting [[Great sandwiches|sandwich]] options that will meet a standard appetite, but you pay for it. Bidding starts at ~$7.50. Tasty, with freshest ingredients of all local sandwich shops. If Subway's not good enough, better you stop walking at [[Guide to Off-Campus Dining#Pappa Charlie's Deli|Pappa Charlie's]]. If you want that touch of class with the meal, hit up their juice bar downstairs.  60 Spring St. Williamstown, MA (413) 458-1360closed down

A small restaurant set up like a take-out joint, Hickory Bill's is known to Williams students for providing a solid rendition of a cuisine unavailable anywhere else in the area. Bill's is the best place in the area for delicious and satisfying barbeque, and few other restaurants in the area serve up such high quality food at these prices.  Try the brisket (it's delicious), or the ribs, and don't forget to add a liberal helping of BBQ sauce (comes in "hot" and "mild" flavors; both are fantastic.) Dinner meals are around eight or nine dollars and come with a large portion of meat, a choice of two sides (beans, coleslaw, potato salad, etc...) and a peice of their amazing Mexican cornbread. You can get a lunch special for around $5. The portions are large and satisfying, and well worth it. If you've got room left, finish the meal off with a piece of their homestyle sweet potato pie. If you're in a rush, call in advance and stop by for take out, but if you have time, sit at a table and talk to Hickory Bill (a very chill guy). He'll give you a student discount (something around 10%) if he likes you. The family meal (I forget what it's called exactly) that claims to serve 6 indeed does and is an excellent value. The potato salad is good too.  20 Holden St (Right next to Gideon's) North Adams, MA, 01247 (413) 663-6665OUT OF BUSINESS

Located on the west side of [[Water Street]] between Latham and Meacham, Hobson's Choice offers excellent "American cuisine and seafood" for moderate prices. It features a make-your-own-salad bar, and the cozy atmosphere is highlighted by lots of those little hand-crafted puzles puzzles where you have to get a metal ring off some convoluted intertwining of other metal rings and triangles and bars. You know the sort. [[Brent Yorgey|I]] highly recommend the Cajun blackened swordfish/tuna.

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Simply the best pizza you are likely to find anywhere in Western Massachusetts (assuming you have a rare audiovisual disorder that somehow places [[#Little Anthony's Pizza|Little Anthony's]] tantalizingly beyond your field of perception (and also assuming that / you don't suffer are not from New York). People from a complete lack of taste New York need to get off their high horse and judgment when it realize that Hot Tomatoes comes much closer to the type of fresh pizzafound in Italy, since Little Anthonyand real Italian pizzamakers wouldn's is nowhere near as good as Hot Tomatoes))t wipe their behinds with most NYC slices. Somewhat expensive ($20 for a large pie), no side dishes, they often don't deliver, and they close too early. However, the pizza makes it all worthwhile. The crust beats [[#Colonial Pizza|Colonial's]] any day. Get adventurous: try the pizza with pesto (instead of tomato sauce) and shrimp, or try eggplant as a topping.

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Isabella's serves up convenient, tasty, slightly upscale Italian food just minutes from campus. Located in front of Stop'n'Shop, this restaurant can seem a little pricey, but the solidly delicious food (with salad and yummy bread included) is worth it. The best bet for students is a mix'n'match pasta menu where you choose from a variety of pastas, sauces, and toppings. The portions are large An even better bet is to go on Tuesdays, generally enough for lunch the next day. Service is attentive and fastwhen your student ID will get you 10% off.

Interestingly The portions are large, generally enough, I found the food (and espeically for lunch the service) rather lacking and definitely not worth the moneynext day. You best bet Service is generally found to either pay a little more for Elizabeth'sbe attentive and fast, or just go somewhere elsebut some have found it disappointing. The menus Consensus is very limited (what kind of Italian place doesnthat it's no [[#Elizabeth's|Elizabeth't s]], but at slightly cheaper and much closer it might not have Linguini, Clam Sauce, Italian Dressing, etcto be to be worth visiting.?) You may miss the clam sauce linguini, but a variety of other sauces and for what you get....it is basically a ripthe calamari and spinach-offstuffed eggplant are recommended in lieu.

Isabella’s is a gem that treats you to a relaxed casual dining experience with The food made to orderisn't bad, but in this poster's opinion, not worth the price. We were wowed by Not enough variety on the calamari menu, and spinach stuffed eggplant the food was distinctly average. The service was good and the variety of pastas atmosphere was nice, but in the future I'd stay home and sauces. Our server went out of her way to make us feel welcome my own pasta, since with an online recipe and our special requests were met about 30 minutes I'm sure I could come up with a smilesomething more interesting. The whole  Affordable wine is served, once in some months, the restaurant has a wonderfully friendly atmosphere. The wine and food is great -tasting event -- call for dates and the wine affordablerates. Don’t pass it up!!

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What a place. Located at 12 Eagle Street in North Adams, this hot dog stand is famous among locals for its chili cheese fries and 95 -cent hot dogs and "hamburgs" (as they're called in North Adams). All items on the menu are cheap and delicious. Probably the best choice for lunch or dinner in [[North Adams]], especially when you're in the mood for something greasy and delicioustasty. Jack's can't be beat, especially because Chef Mike, the infamous carrot-topped chef, has an impeccable memory and remembers exactly what each of the regular clientele eats. Be wary of the time however, as Mike's prima donna personality increasingly becomes an issue as it nears closing time and the hot North Adams's party scene (where he is a huge player)revs up. The best way to go for dinner is one chili cheese dog, two double bacon "cheeseburgs", and an order of chili cheese fries.

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An Asian-fusion restaurant that is better than both Thai Garden and Chopsticks (in my opinion)CLOSED December 2009. Now you have to go to Jae's Inn is also less pricey than Thai Garden. It's located just a little past Walmart on the right; they will soon be opening a new location at 666 Cold Spring Rd. at what was formerly Le Jardin. Their pad thai is especially amazing if you prefer your pad thai an Americanized, sugar-filled glob. The sushi is divine as wellSpice in Pittsfield.

It's a little far, but definitely worth the drive! ItAn Asian-fusion restaurant that was better than both Thai Garden and Chopsticks (in my opinion). Jae's Inn was also pricier than Thai Garden. Their pad thai was especially amazing if you preferred your pad thai an Inn (Americanized, sugar-filled glob. The sushi was divine as you might guess from the name...), so it's a bit nicer, but the ambiance is still very warm and inviting, with an art collection better suited for the Walmart across the streetwell.

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Lickety Split is great for ice cream, of course, but also serves a nice quiche and salad lunch (among other things) during A new Jae's opened by the academic yearchef from Jae's Inn restaurant formerly in Williamstown.

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== Little Anthony's Pizza Lickety Split ==

Little Anthony's, located in North Adams, is an establisment relatively unknown among Williams students that Lickety Split is becoming well-regarded for its thickback, tasty pizza. The Anthony Deluxe is a winner, they deliver to Williams, and they're open till one. What's not to like? Well, for one, they have a $15 minimum order for deliveries. Usually a pizza and a big bottle at the bottom of soda will get you there. Also, they stop delivering to Williamstown at 11:30 on weeknights.Spring St

They have a special on Tuesdays - two XL pizzas for the price of one. There's also the triple nickel: 3 medium 1-topping pizzas for 5.55 each, and crazy eights: 3 XL 1-topping pizzas for 8.88 each. It's just a little ridiculous. They also have <strike>insanely good</strike> calzones for around 6 dollars, as well as wraps, sandwiches, chicken wings, potato skins, pasta, popcorn chicken, cheesecake... and pretty much anything you could ever desire.  The pizza, breadsticks, and calzones are surprisingly bland and ordinary. Considerably worse than Colonial. Doesn't even begin to compete with Hot Tomatoes. The only redeeming quality is that it's extremely cheap. Unless you're broke, in which case you probably don't need to order pizza, stick to Hot Tomatoes. Ok, I completely disagree with this review. I, for once, ADORE, yes, ADORE == Little Anthony's. There is nothing like a pizza the size of your desk (literally) for $20. It's ridiculous. The dough on the crust tastes like warm baked bread. If you like your dough flat and with random assorted chunks of tomato unappealingly lying on top of that cardboard dough, by all means, call Hot Tomatoes or Colonials. If you want warm, chewy, delicious dough to go with your pizza, call Little Anthony's. Their prices can't be beat, they'll deliver to you on time, and it's delicious. The end. Pizza ==

OUT OF BUSINESS. 1 River St North Adams, MA 01247This is very unfortunate because they had the closest-to-2404 (413) 662NYC-3600pizza.

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Located a couple of stores before on Water Street Booksjust next door to The Browns. The fancy restaurant you get your parents food is delicious and although it's called new American cuisine, the menu seems to take you to when they're in townfocus on foods from local farms and artisan cheesemakers, which is cool and on par with the sustainable green movement. Warm atmosphere, cozy bar and really great service. Nice [http://www.mezzerestaurant.com/ website], too.

Possibly Chef Joji Sumi has added a few menu items that reflect his background, blending classic French technique with the influences of his Japanese heritage. His "small plate" gyoza (Japanese dumplings filled with pork) are a hit and the most stuck-up place around- there daily specials are many other places around that always interesting. Not all new dishes have a Japanese accent, however, and the entrees I would go to before I would ever go back to Mezze've tried are all really good. Gideon's is Worth a nice alternative visit for a classy atmosphere minus sure. If your parents are in town, get them to foot the snooty attitudes.bill and order every course!

The This poster agrees with the above--truly excellent food at Mezze is hit or miss. I've been blown away by some entree specials, great service, and have returned others to the kitchenit's even better when someone else is paying.

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413.458.3305 == Moulton's Pizzeria == Located on the [http://tinyurl.com/2p9ko7 corner] of Main St. and Eagle St. in North Adams. For those who are looking for a quality pizza at a good price, Moulton's can't be beat; Hot Tomatoes is pretty good (depending on who you ask of course, opinion on campus is split on their chunky tomato sauce), but it's more of an "occasion" pizza because of the prices; and Colonial's is falling behind the times, as anything above a cheese pizza is not worth what they charge (and don't be fooled, the prices on their takeout menu are outdated). A large 16" cheese will run you '''$8.50''' (that's right, $8.50...it says $9.50 on their menu, but just mention the #5 coupon when you call in the order). (and is this coupon still valid in 2011?) They've got plenty more of the usual fare on the menu, but the pizza alone is definitely the round trip into North Adams (or the $1 charge for delivery + tip...be sure to plan ahead, it can take them a while to get your pizza up to campus). Good pizza, competitively priced, delivers to campus ($1 charge, but no minimum order), accepts Visa and MasterCard, and a menu with a whole set of coupons every time you get food from them (413even though you don't even need to give them the coupon).  Hours: Mon-Thu (11am-10pm), Fri-Sat (11am-11pm) 458, Sun (12-330510pm),  Here's their [http://www.moultonspizzeria.com/ website] with the complete menu.  117 Main Street North Adams, MA 413.663.3770 413.664.6279 413.664.6888

Tastier than Subway, but also slightly more expensive. Mad crowded at lunch, and whenever any parents are in town. They make all sorts of deliciously overstuffed [[sandwiches]] named after celebrities. Their gyros Mad crowded at lunch, and whenever any parents are surprisingly weak. Don't forget about the tasty juice/smoothie bar in the basementtown - call ahead to place an order to avoid waiting in line!

Try the Richard Chamberlain for the delicious turkey/cranberry sauce you've always known belonged together on a sandwich. Oh my gosh, I crave the Chamberlain whenever I'm off campus. Freaking delicious-- can't go wrong.

One of This poster thinks the Mighty Mathias is hands-down the best sandwich on the cashiersmenu. Crunchy panini-grilled bread, thoughmelty cheese, has delicious insides... Yum yum. Eat it hot! (But be warned, it takes a terrible attitudefew minutes extra because it's grilled. She) If you can't find something on the (very extensive!) menu, there's always the Politician: the ingredients change with the customer's been known to rush whim; tell them what you through your order want and snap at customers who donthey't know what ll give it to you, prepared on a cost plus basis only - they want. Not the most charming presence 'll tell you want as the public image projected price in advance, but beware of over-runs! It can be eaten out of both sides of your delimouth... Also it doesn't hurt that the owners are wicked awesome and they have cute girls working there.;)

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BACK IN BUSINESS A friendly and unpretentious pub located behind Subway. Make friends with the staff, and you will get great service. Don't go there to act like a drunken jackass - Williams students have a bad reputation at this place and other bars or pubs in town. [http://wso.williams.edu/facebook/view?unix=07rb This author's] favorite place to grab a leisurely Sunday lunch. Burgers and wings are cheaper than at the Red Herring or the Water Street Grill. A hearty meal of a burger (try the tanglerTangler) and fries with a good cold draught beer (try the local Berkshire Brewing Company beers on tap) can be had for less than $15 - beats Subway "sandwiches" or dining hall "brunch" on those lazy weekend afternoons.

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If Service is usually lightning-fast, but be prepared to wait if yougo at busy times. Excellent Tex-Mex restaurant - don're looking for a swankier Mexican restuarantt expect anything authentic, try Cafe Latino at [[Mass Moca]]but what they do serve they do very well.Buy extra salsa to take home!

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Located on Spring Street, below [[Images Cinema]]; (turn left and go downstairs before entering thecinema). Good beers on tap and a few hearty entreesand snacks. Decent wings, and probably the best placein town for burgers. Best to avoid on Friday andSaturday nights when you will be lucky if thebartender even acknowledges your existence in thecrowd.

Or... best to attend on Friday or Saturday nights,when you won't be the only person there. WARNING: DO NOT TRUST your credit card to the bartender by opening a tab. They have "lost" credit cards in the past, offering no compensation.

The prices are more than reasonable for the quality of the food and the atmosphere is very laid-back. Watch tv TV while you eat at the bar, sit outside if it's a nice night, or eat in the dining area. Definitely go to the Herring for dinner sometime. You won't be disappointed.

On a related note, don't ever go there with a fake i.d. ID that has the smallest chance of being taken away. Or for that matter, don't ever go with a real id either. The Red Herring has a twitch that compulsively takes people's i.d.s IDs away (fake or not). You'll cry, we'll all cry, and you'll still be i.d.ID-less.

413.458.2808 == Saigon ==Vietnamese food in rural Massachusetts?! Surely not?! 66 Spring St.Williamstown, MA(413) 458-28083588

Semi-delicious, cheapest sandwiches in town. Ask about the discounted sandwich of the day. You will have eaten at one of these before. Ask for the special spicy sauce (it's red in colour - I don't remember its name but it's awesome). Ask for extra napkins if you get the sweet onion teriyaki sub because that sauce just goes everywhere. Closes (DON'T) avoid the meatball sub. Eat the Italian BMT. Savory turkey breast with bacon is good too early though. Down Route 2: 384 Main St.Ste 4 Williamstown MA 01267 413.458.7015

Avoid the meatball sub. North Adams: 1 Main St North Adams MA 01247 Eat the Italian BMT413. Savorky turkey breast with bacon is good too664.8020

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Spice Root is a mid -sized restaraunt on Spring Street that serves Indian food. The food is as close to authentic Indian that you'll find within a pretty good radius, and tastes quite good. Modestly priced student meals are available ($11 for a sit in meal and $7 for a take away of small proportions) The Naan naan bread is good, as is the tandoori chicken. The chole (pronounced chho-lay) served with a student meal is excellent.

NOT a good idea at all if you're catering for a group. They'll basically rip you off - we got trays with ridiculously small amounts of chicken and paneer swimming in tons of gravy, and none of the regular sides like raita or chole, even though we paid according to regular menu prices. They are also often (reasonably) annoyed with large groups of students, which makes a lot of sense because we can be pretty uncouth. 23 Spring St, Williamstown, MA( 413) .458-.5200 ==Sugar Llama== One of the greatest places for sugar, spice, and everything nice. This place sells candy, ice-cream, burritos, and stuffed llama (the fake cotton kind), all in a colorful little place next to a toy store! Try anything on the menu and it's good. The atmosphere is wonderful. So, enough of my Zagat review, check it out and enjoy all of its pleasantries. 15 Eagle Street, North Adams, MA

Surprisingly inexpensive for lunch, and quite generous portions (at a higher price) for dinner. Biggest complaint: some of the staff can seem rude and abrupt, though this might be due to a language/culture gap. They've definitely improved their friendliness over the last three few years.

Ask for chilli chili sauce and/or peanut sauce on the side. If you don't like extremely sugary, dried up pad thai, do not get pad thai from here. Rolls are also on the more rice-packed side than ideal if you're used to good sushi and rolls.   27 Spring St. Williamstown, MA 413.458.0004

Sometimes called The Barn, this is one of the best places to get an overpriced bite on campus. If your rich friend's mom is staying at the Williams Inn, be sure to butter her up so that you get invited to dinner that night. Bring a large bag to take some of the sourdough home.  Note that if you pursue a Winter Study internship with WorldCare, you will receive a catered lunch from the Williams Inn.  The Sunday brunch is not to be missed. Beg, borrow, or steal your way to one of those meals. For the more, but not absolutely, ethically endowed, keep an eye on speakers coming to campus sponsored by departments and special-interest clubs. Many clubs take a speaker who stays overnight out to the brunch the next day, and students are invited to come on [[Uncle Eph]]'s tab. Frequently, there are even more seats than demand! Bring your significant other on a free date!

This is a classic getaway, especially for upperclassmen, but over the years it has become increasingly popular among the Williams community. A perfect night at the Forge involves several of their quality beers on tap (they normally have about 15 on tap at any time in addition to almost 300 more bottled varieties available), a cup of chili with cheese and top it off with some Dean's Original wings (the buffalo style). Contrary to popular belief, the Forge also does food other than wings, some of which is also very tasty. Try the foccaccias. If you don't order wings make sure you get a side of Deans sauce to dip in.

The butternut squash quesadillas are really good. <strike>But not as good as the Deans, which are greatthe best ever.</strike> It's all about the Buff Orpingtons, baby -- sweet and gooey and a Forge exclusive.                

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