The '6 House Pub Tavern - Lanesborough

We stayed at Country Inn which was the onsite lodge of Jiminy Peak that offers ski in and out to their ski slopes. This restaurant is located on the 3rd floor of the Inn that has a nice view to the mountain. We ordered take out on a sunday night and was told around 30 min which was accurate. When I came back to pick up, I had to wait a couple more min along with a few others. While I was waiting, a man walked to the hostess complaining that its been 15 minute and no one came to take his beverage or dinner orders. We had the large Caesar salad without a lot of dressing, the kids marinara pasta portion was decent and the sauce taste like its out of a can. The pricing overall was on the high side and the food mediocre.

It's a huge dining room, and the servers do their best. And it's pub food in a ski resort with a captive audience, so you have to lower your expectations. And yet. The tuna we added to a salad was cooked until it was the color of coal, ehh, it happens. But we asked for a do-over and by the time it came out again, the rest of the party was already done eating. Plus the charge was $29 for four ounces of tasteless tuna on top of some lettuce, which is absurd even for a ski resort. (No adjustment was made to the tab. Let's see if I can end on a high note. Uh... the beer was cold.

Waited over one and 1/2 hours for food to come. Food came out cold, had to send it back to be reheated.

This is a great restaurant and brewery (they no longer brew beers on premises though) that gets pretty crowded during lunchtime on weekends. We got here around 12:30pm and beat the rush and we were very happy to get a booth by the window to look out at the snowy mountain. The chili bowl was delicious and we ordered additional jalapeños, diced onions, and a bowl of tortilla chips to kick it up a notch. Very cozy and lively atmosphere and the staff was very friendly. Definitely recommend this restaurant and avoid the massive crowds at the main JJ's Lodge.

Chocolate craving: 1. Us: 0. This restaurant located in the beautiful Berkshires is pretty hidden, unless you're lodging at the Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort, with John Harvard's being one of the many restaurants available during your stay. We both opted for chicken sandwiches. His was simple cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion. Hers was an odd pairing caramelized onions, bacon, cheese, tomato, and...pesto? Yes, pesto. It was delicious, although the amount given was not very great and more had to be requested. The chicken was juicy, the brioche bun generously toasted, and the french fries perfectly salted. Service was great, we were perfectly tended to. Back to the dessert the brownie was moist and chocolatey, the ice cream rich. All in all, the perfect item to satisfy that after dinner sweet tooth.