Round Tuit

“Business is good when the sun shines” said the man at the counter who made me a great breakfast sandwich to go. Inside a no frills small building is a great breakfast, lunch or dinner place with Country Diner-Vibe including an old style ice cream fountain counter, newspaper rack, and a cozy home-cooking feel. Coffee good too. Give these people some sunshine when your in upstate NY and on the road - north or south - between Millerton and Great Barrington. We want small business like this to continue to stay open and make life more interesting.

We really enjoyed our meal here today. We had good burgers and my daughter got raspberry pancakes that were delicious! Its nice to still find places like this where the family can relax and eat a tasty, plentiful meal without spending a fortune. I also liked the retro decor and that there's a jukebox and so much ice cream! We need to keep places like this open around here!

It's a local spot that is friendly to anyone that walks through the door. The food is simple homemade classics-breakfast, burgers and sandwiches, meatloaf and the like. My favorites are the blueberry pancakes and the philly cheesesteak. The pancakes are fluffy and loaded with real blueberries. The philly? No Kraft Singles or Steak-umm here. It's thin sliced steak, mushrooms, caramelize onion and white American cheeseh. The hand cut fries are like the ones you get at the county fair-golden and soft but still crispy. If you're traveling through the area definitely stop by for a bite. It's cheaper and less fuss than the places in town. And it's a good stop with the family before going to McEnroe down the block.

A way-station which catches the eye as the only place of its kind along a long stretch of Route 22, Round Tuit lures you in and impresses you right away with a laid-back, home-like atmosphere. It may be a bit too laid-back, however. The food is bland as if recently microwaved after months of storage in deep-freeze. The waitress was nice and was laughing at the smallest things. Very clean place, with local newspapers on sale.

Coming from a big city for me Round III is a diner in the middle of nowhere. I believe it's been there for ages and people in the area are regular customers. I have breakfast there once a year for the past many years on my way to the Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge. Cozy place and family owned. Small but with a party section. You can request whatever you want from the owner/cook/waiter.

When I,m in the area I always stop here to eat. They have an excellent wide range menu for all ages. Excellent prices as well,that isn't over priced. They have an awesome breakfast as well as lunch an dinner too! They have tons of ice cream or shakes to choose from. The diner looks like it's from the 50,s or 60,s vary relaxed settings to enjoy! 5 stars all the way!