Berkshire Country Store - Deli in Norfolk Historic District - 6 Station Pl, USA

Open parking lot no need to grab the ones as you turn in. The coffee and tea is excellent. Open and airy inside with sofa tables soft arm chairs. Breakfast sandwiches, dozens of lunch choices and many sundry items like cards, ceramics, candy etc. Restrooms in store to right as you walk in. Definitely a must stop.

Food is great, and breakfast is very well priced compared to others around. That said, I won’t be going back for lunch when a small chicken cutlet sandwich is $15. Way too overpriced for what you get.

Berkshire has great food with a friendly atmosphere. They have a great selection of breakfast and lunch items, plus gluten free rolls and bread. They also have a selection of fresh baked goods from a local bakery, plus other interesting local items for sale.

Cute country store with amazing food. I have gotten a bunch of sandwiches here and they have all been really good. Cookies and baked goods are also awesome. You can eat on the stone wall outside overlooking Haystack Mountain. They do call ahead orders, which I would highly recommend.

Awesome place. Stopped here to take a work meeting while I was driving. Everyone was super friendly, and the vibes makes you want to live in a small town. Respect to the creativity of their wifi password.

Warm and welcoming! This is great place to pick up a bagel and hot coffee when heading out in the morning or a sandwich for lunch. Often I just nurse my coffee in the winter looking at the beautiful snowcapped hills. The dining room feels warm and welcoming.

Venison Jerky Found. Very cool country store. It's a deli, it's a convenience store, it's a coffee shop. The store is super clean and the staff is very friendly.

This quaint and personable store has a few seats for dining while enjoying the view of Norfolk center. Locals drop by for coffee while travelers can buy a souvenir or two. The staff are friendly and the deli sandwiches are tasty. I recommend dropping by if you happen to be between the upper and lower turns in the center of Norfolk. Don't blink, though, because you might miss it.