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Berkshires Anyone?

NicoleAJ

By NicoleAJ
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My boyfriend and I are going to a resort in Hancock, MA during the last week of December/first week of January, and we'll have our own kitchen in the resort (as well as a jacuzzi tub and fireplace in the room), so we'll bring our own food to prepare, but we'd also like to know if anyone has gone to any good restaurants in the area that have been accomodating for gluten free travelers. Thanks so much!

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I am not sure exactly where Hancock is, but I was recently in the Berkshires- in Pittsfield, MA areas. I went out to eat at only 1 restaurant- a seafood/steak place called Kneebones-- i was a little nervous about eating out but the waitress was great and cooked my fish on foil on the grill-- i didnt get sick or anything and it was pretty good and very inexpensive. I dont remember the exact location but it is in Pittsfield on Rte 8- in a shopping center. A lot of the food is fried there, and i would say that is true of a lot of restaurants in the B-shires, b/c it is the middle of nowhere, so be sure that whereever you go, u are assertive about it. Have fun- i love the B-shires!

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I just mapquested it, and it seems to be only 20 minutes away. I'll be sure to check it out. Thanks so much for the recommendation.

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