The chicken pot pie was not baked. The serving was a cup of chicken soup with a puff pastry on top. For 22.00 this was a disgrace, should be considered an appetizer. The manager told me many people had the same complaint going back 2 years. A guest overheard my conversation and later told me 2 people at her table ordered this entree and were hungry after eating it. Why has this premier restaurant not changed the portion and preparation , removed from menu or made it an appetizer is puzzling.
Brandon
Always a wonderful time. The atmosphere is unmatched. The food and drinks are delicious. Just a charming Berkshire inn and restaurant.
John
We've loved the Red Lion for years. However, the food that they were so well known for has drastically changed. Turkey sandwich is now filled with processed turkey. The chicken pot pie was the size of a fist and average at best. We have friends who no longer come due to the poor food. What a shame. The wait staff is great. Very good service and of course the wonderful ambiance.
Randall
Red Lion Inn is a wonderful Old-Fashioned establishment filled with antiques and ambiance of another time...a very fine place to visit... Dining is equally Old-Fashioned with a menu packed with New England favorites. I recommend. Reservations suggested. Enjoy!
Michelle
Beautiful old restaurant in historic hotel. Food and service were great. Ambiance is romantic. Guilded Age beautiful.
Danielle
20 minutes after we first sat down we were offered water, 80 minutes after we sat down our food finally arrived. We were starving at this point. The dining room was busy for a Thursday at 1pm. We had reservations and noted it was a special celebratory occasion. Family members who couldn't attend purchased champagne for the table and had we not known it, it would have never been brought or offered to us. They seemed very understaffed, service was poor. Food was ok, nothing to rave about. Our table had caprese sandwich which was dry and needed more balsamic, pesto etc; salmon was very small portion and veg medley was just ok. I'd recommend dining elsewhere.
Christine
It's time for these lovely old restaurants to start serving interesting food. I love going to the Red Lion and restaurants like it but am tired of them offering the same food for decades. You have to overlook the food because it is boring and tasteless. Food has come a long way in recent years. I think they should change the menu to something different. I still love you Red Lion!
marian
Good food and service once we were seated we had reservations for dinner in the dining room but she wanted to seat us in the tavern
stacey
The restaurant at the Red Lion was the best thing about our stay. Sadly the entire hotel is in desperate need of a renovation. It is an incredibly beautiful old building that has fallen in to disrepair. The Red Lion and its guests deserve much better.
Helen
Everything about our lunch with friends was top drawer. Beautiful dining room, space makes it feel you're in your own private dining room great service, excellent food and fair prices!
Love the atmosphere of the dining room but the service was awful and the food overpriced. I've had better elsewhere.
Jeanne
The formal dining room provided a variety of tasty breakfast options. We had dinner in the Widow Bingham Tavern. The food was excellent and the staff made sure we were served quickly so we could catch a theater show.
Teresa
I e been coming to the RedLion for many years including staying there as a guest. The turkey sandwiches always came with stuffing. And cranberry mayo. Now stuffing us $2 extra. And stuffing soooo is not to my liking. Also the dining room chairs need some serious changing. Their falling apart
Valerie
Such a special occasion treat of delicious fresh food in a New England antique ambience Second time dining here We've missed it
Mary
The patio setting was terrific for lunch. We got salad and clam chowder and a side of bread. The salad was just mixed greens, very little more, and it was I be.ieve $16-$17. The chowder was okay. The rolls were standard. The service was very nice.
The chicken pot pie was not baked. The serving was a cup of chicken soup with a puff pastry on top. For 22.00 this was a disgrace, should be considered an appetizer. The manager told me many people had the same complaint going back 2 years. A guest overheard my conversation and later told me 2 people at her table ordered this entree and were hungry after eating it. Why has this premier restaurant not changed the portion and preparation , removed from menu or made it an appetizer is puzzling.
Always a wonderful time. The atmosphere is unmatched. The food and drinks are delicious. Just a charming Berkshire inn and restaurant.
We've loved the Red Lion for years. However, the food that they were so well known for has drastically changed. Turkey sandwich is now filled with processed turkey. The chicken pot pie was the size of a fist and average at best. We have friends who no longer come due to the poor food. What a shame. The wait staff is great. Very good service and of course the wonderful ambiance.
Red Lion Inn is a wonderful Old-Fashioned establishment filled with antiques and ambiance of another time...a very fine place to visit... Dining is equally Old-Fashioned with a menu packed with New England favorites. I recommend. Reservations suggested. Enjoy!
Beautiful old restaurant in historic hotel. Food and service were great. Ambiance is romantic. Guilded Age beautiful.
20 minutes after we first sat down we were offered water, 80 minutes after we sat down our food finally arrived. We were starving at this point. The dining room was busy for a Thursday at 1pm. We had reservations and noted it was a special celebratory occasion. Family members who couldn't attend purchased champagne for the table and had we not known it, it would have never been brought or offered to us. They seemed very understaffed, service was poor. Food was ok, nothing to rave about. Our table had caprese sandwich which was dry and needed more balsamic, pesto etc; salmon was very small portion and veg medley was just ok. I'd recommend dining elsewhere.
It's time for these lovely old restaurants to start serving interesting food. I love going to the Red Lion and restaurants like it but am tired of them offering the same food for decades. You have to overlook the food because it is boring and tasteless. Food has come a long way in recent years. I think they should change the menu to something different. I still love you Red Lion!
Good food and service once we were seated we had reservations for dinner in the dining room but she wanted to seat us in the tavern
The restaurant at the Red Lion was the best thing about our stay. Sadly the entire hotel is in desperate need of a renovation. It is an incredibly beautiful old building that has fallen in to disrepair. The Red Lion and its guests deserve much better.
Everything about our lunch with friends was top drawer. Beautiful dining room, space makes it feel you're in your own private dining room great service, excellent food and fair prices!
Restaurantji Recommends
Love the atmosphere of the dining room but the service was awful and the food overpriced. I've had better elsewhere.
The formal dining room provided a variety of tasty breakfast options. We had dinner in the Widow Bingham Tavern. The food was excellent and the staff made sure we were served quickly so we could catch a theater show.
I e been coming to the RedLion for many years including staying there as a guest. The turkey sandwiches always came with stuffing. And cranberry mayo. Now stuffing us $2 extra. And stuffing soooo is not to my liking. Also the dining room chairs need some serious changing. Their falling apart
Such a special occasion treat of delicious fresh food in a New England antique ambience Second time dining here We've missed it
The patio setting was terrific for lunch. We got salad and clam chowder and a side of bread. The salad was just mixed greens, very little more, and it was I be.ieve $16-$17. The chowder was okay. The rolls were standard. The service was very nice.
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