Freight Yard Pub & Restaurant

Great food, prices a little high but great food. Service always good and friendly! I like that this place is on Door Dash!

Low quality meat and the steak was undersalted. However, this is the perfect place to use A1 steak sauce. Green beans and fries were bland but edible. Overall the food is pretty good for a small town without much competition. At this price point and location, you can't expect too much as far as food goes. There was loud live country/folk/American music being played as well.

The Freight Yard has never been a bargain, but at least in the past the food has been at least decent. It was never exceptional, but it has gone done in quality in inverse proportion to the rising prices. The wings are terrible, half cooked, with a bit of sauce sloshed over them to add flavor. At $18 for a dozen they are highway robbery. The burgers are still good, but they come at steak prices. The biggest disappointment were the onion rings and fries. Good lord folks, learn to operate a deep fryer! Both the rings and fries were soggy with grease, lukewarm and inedible.

There are better options in North County. And far less expensive.

Mediocre food. I detected no trace of meat in the Traditional Homemade Chili. The lettuce on the Turkey Club was chopped and mixed with too much Mayo. My wife's medium rare burger was well done. The broccoli Alfredo had
too much Alfredo and not enough pasta.
The service was ok. The waitress was a bit snarky when we asked about the size of side of the dishes.

The food here at the F Y P & R was somewhat inconsistent...

New England clam chowder, and jambalaya soup were both excellent, but a large order of their wings came out way to overcooked, and a real disappointment, they could have excelled if they would not have been so hard from overcooking.

Onion rings were not hot, they were tasting good but the coating was falling off of them.

Caesar salads, and an Apple walnut salad were good as well.

Service was good, and it was nice eating outside on the patio.

Another soccer weekend, another new restaurant. Not much to do in North Adams since most restaurants close doors around 9 or 10 pm. Found our way here through some traffic detours. The place is lovely and rustic. Friday night had live music, a plus. I chose the steak tips which I was a little disappointed in. The teriyaki was very salty for my liking buy had a lot of flavor. Fries were also very salty but otherwise tasty. I didn't finish my meal so I decided on dessert. Cheesecake for me and apple pie for friend. Both delicious. I would go back but rethink my choice when ordering. Liked the ambience.

It's like going to Cheers in the Berkshires. The best burgers in the Berkshires and other great pub food not to mention a great staff!

I brought my sisters there for dinner. I got the fried clams and they both got the steak tips. The meals were great and the service was spot on. We will be back soon.

The pub has 3 IPAs I recommend the sloop juice it's an IPA and very citrusy green hop drink another one is the PBR it is light beer.They have amazing wings I recommend them they are very delicious and come with blue cheese and ranch sauce or you pick one.The black diamond is what I recommend it has a lot of umami it has soy sauce and the bread is delicious.I also recommend the western burger it has BBQ sauce and bacon and onion rings. I probably give it a 9/10 in number review.

We have been going to the Freight Yard for years but I will NOT be returning.
I understand going up on pricing which they did, however the food was sub standard . We asked for crispy fries and got soggy fries now served in a small metal container. My Ruben had barely any meat in in and I showed the waitress. She apologized but did not do anything to fix it.
The service was ok. We were sitting outside and we have gotten better service inside. It was 3 pm so it wasn't busy.
From looking at the other reviews it seems this is what you get now.