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Northampton has been called "The Best
Small Art Town in America" because of its thriving art community,
and because it is located at the center of a rich cultural region
in the Berkshires and throughout Western Massachusetts. Some interesting
museums and cultural organizations within reasonable driving distance
of the symposium site include:
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Northampton Restaurants
For a city of 30,000 Northampton offers an
amazing range of culinary experiences. The Smith College campus
is within walking distance of Main Street, where the local "Restaurant
Row" draws weekend and dinner traffic from throughout the region.
This selection of popular Northampton restaurants may help you get
started, but it represents only a fraction of what the city has
waiting for you to explore:
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- Del Raye Bar and Grill - Creative
American cuisine in a quiet, pretty room
- Green Street Cafe - Creative American
with rustic French leanings
- Circa - Tiny, intimate restaurant
close to Smith College campus
- Spoleto - Chic Italian food; when
Hillary Clinton came to town, this is where she ate
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- La Cazuela - Mexican food not limited
to TexMex items
- Mulino's - Homestyle Italian food
- Osaka - Sushi and Japanese
grill
- Paul & Elizabeth's - Vegetarian
dishes and seafood
- Pizzeria Paradiso - Gourmet brick
oven pizza
- Teapot - Chinese and Japanese menu
with sushi
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- Cafe Amanouz - Moroccan and Middle
Eastern fare
- Cha Cha Cha - TexMex grill with
innovations like the "Thai Burrito"
- Fresh Pasta Bistro - Many varieties
of fresh pasta (what else?) with daily specials
- Haymarket Cafe - Vegetarian food
in a hip coffee shop
- Northampton Brewery - The area's
first microbrewery and perennial local favorite
- Hayfields - Big, creative sandwiches,
soups, and an in-house bakery
- Sylvester's - A hearty brunch and
breakfast place
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Northampton Hotels
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