Food is exceptional! The atmosphere is positive and the fact that it is all inclusive with Appetizers,salad, Entree and dessert are included in the price is outstanding. Something that doesn't happen as often as it should. Al cart is old fashioned and obsolete!

One of my favorite restaurants. The entrees including appetizers, sides, desert and coffee is a great strategy to force you to have a great meal/feast with courses. Service is always great. It's both quiet and comfortable. Food is very good. Absolutely recommend

This quaint New England inn located in western Massachusetts is a hidden gem. The service was fantastic which shows that the staff really enjoy working at this family owned business. I tried the beef tip appetizer and they were cooked perfectly. There is a nice bar to relax at.

As everyone on here probably already knows, The Whately Inn is one of the best restaurants in western Massachusetts. You get an amazing 3 course meal at a reasonable price. I knew I would get that tonight when I went in. However; along with that, we also received the best waiter experience from Caleb. He's nice, kind, funny, and honest. He really made the experience go from amazing to spectacular. I will be going back again soon and I'll specifically ask for Caleb. Thank you again so much!

Everyone we dealt with was super friendly and helpful. From the hostess, who was very accommodating, to our server, Liam, who was friendly, answered a lot of questions, and made good recommendations. Even the owner, Chip, made a trip out to our table to say hello. We went on a Saturday evening, and the place was packed, which is a positive sign. Good ambience with a warm vibe. It was toasty warm in the dining room, which was nice on a cold night. If you are going for the prime rib, try to get there early. We missed it. A lot of menu choices and drink options. I had a BBC steel rail in a chilled mug, which was delicious. We had a nice night out. Thank you!

This is like stepping back in time with an all-inclusive dinner menu. By that, I mean the meal price includes the appetizer, salad, main course, and dessert. Good drink menu from their full bar. Spent just over $100 before tip for the two of us, but could have spent less on different meal choices. We dined on a Saturday night, and it was packed. It was good to see the business doing well and fully staffed for the crowd. If you found this review helpful, please tap the thumbs up to let me know. Thanks!

This cute old building facing some nice views was a good dining experience. The decor is a little dated, but the entrees include a small personal appetizer, soup or salad, and dessert and coffee. I felt fancy with the multicourse meal. The meal starts with bread and vegetable relish (for me it was cucumber), which was a unique starter. I got the seafood soup which was nice but wasn't expecting tomato-based and a salad with an herb dressing. He got a fruit salad that came with a watermelon sherbet which was a great unique summer dish that would have also worked well for dessert. I got the roasted duckling which came with an orangish glaze that really paired well with it. It was really filling as well. It came with a side of vegetables and baked potato. The desserts were nothing fancy, but they were included, so it was a nice sweet ending to the meal. We got a chocolate cake and a vanilla ice cream parfait (which was just ice cream, whipped cream, and caramel sauce). With coffee, it was a great way to wind down the meal. Service was fine, and there was a lot of seating and plenty of parking. It was a good dinner option.