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Locals gather at this spacious, casual Thai standby near the movie theater for classic dishes.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 290 Main St, Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: (413) 644-9119
Website: http://www.siamsquares.com/
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Reviews
L S
Such a cute little restaurant with friend service and great food. It seems like a little family run restaurant. Really friendly and care about you having a good experience. The red curry and pad kee mao were both really delicious!!
If I came back, I would have the appetizer shrimp dumpling steamed instead of fried but they were yummy.
… moreIf I came back, I would have the appetizer shrimp dumpling steamed instead of fried but they were yummy.
Benjamin Kallos
Amazing Thai with unique takes on dishes.
They were open Christmas Eve and Christmas and we rush we had come here sooner. The service was prompt, the restaurant quiet, and the whole restaurant is understated but warm and welcoming. We ordered soup, Pad Thai, and the Square Garden which we highly recommend. Our little one is sensitive to spice and everything was free of spice yet still flavorful.
Siam Square is destination Thai in the heart of Great Barrington that should not be missed.
… moreThey were open Christmas Eve and Christmas and we rush we had come here sooner. The service was prompt, the restaurant quiet, and the whole restaurant is understated but warm and welcoming. We ordered soup, Pad Thai, and the Square Garden which we highly recommend. Our little one is sensitive to spice and everything was free of spice yet still flavorful.
Siam Square is destination Thai in the heart of Great Barrington that should not be missed.
Anton S.
For Great Barrington – surprisingly good tasting Thai food! The dishes are a bit “whitewashed” though to cater to the area (not authentic taste/flavors).
Amazing service by the owner family
… moreAmazing service by the owner family
Lucas Zuehl
Probably the best curry I’ve had in my life, plus the rice came in cute heart-shaped mounds. Prices are a little high but the welcoming and fast service made me guilty for not paying more. This place alone should put Great Barrington on the map.
… moreBlake Rasmussen
A surprising little spot with spectacular Thai food. I came with a group of 4, and not many places downtown Great Barrington are open for lunch. I am so glad Siam Square was because it was excellent. The pad Thai was among the best pad thais I’ve ever had, and I also enjoyed the massaman curry. Would absolutely recommend this place to anyone.
… moreJon Liu
For take out-
Very attentive staff, even for takeout! Best way I’d describe the food is American-adjusted Thai food but made by people who clearly know how to do authentic tasty Thai flavors and do a great job with it. Thai spicy was not that spicy for people who like spicy food (from my perspective as someone who frequently eats Sichuan Chinese food in NYC/North Jersey), so feel free to order hot spicy flavors if you’re good with spicy heat. If I’m back in the area I’d definitely go back to sit down and eat.
… moreVery attentive staff, even for takeout! Best way I’d describe the food is American-adjusted Thai food but made by people who clearly know how to do authentic tasty Thai flavors and do a great job with it. Thai spicy was not that spicy for people who like spicy food (from my perspective as someone who frequently eats Sichuan Chinese food in NYC/North Jersey), so feel free to order hot spicy flavors if you’re good with spicy heat. If I’m back in the area I’d definitely go back to sit down and eat.
O
Absolutely delicious food and great service. I ordered the Thai Spice Drunken Noodle because I love it as spicy as possible and they did not disappoint
… moreHe Wi
Good food and good service. We went there for lunch and requested the outdoor seating since the weather was so nice. Our server was very friendly and quick. We ordered Thai iced tea, beef salad, Thai fried rice and pad Thai. The beef salad was a little meh but the beef portion was quite generous for the price. For the fried rice and pad Thai, we could make it ‘hot’, but the pad Thai was somehow hotter than the fried rice. But they were all delicious and we could’ve actually gone for the ‘Thai hot’. Anyway, it was a pleasant experience.
… moreChris Albert
Food was excellent. Flavors were amazing. Large vegetarian section on the menu. Friendly and attentive staff. Place was very clean and well kept. Great spot for some Thai.
… moreChris Addams (Renegade Nomad)
Service here was very quick and courteous. We were sat immediately upon entering, handed menus, and the server was taking our orders within just a few minutes.
The Thai beef teriyaki arrived after just about five minutes. It was coated in a blend of spicy seasonings, fried in thin strips, and served with a delicious Sriracha sauce. It had a nice crunch to it and the flavors blended nicely with the beef and sauce.
The main course was the drunken noodle, another spicy dish featuring stir-fried noodles, bamboo shoots, black soy sauce, and hot chili.
The flavors of both parts of the meal were perfect, with the flavors of the ingredients giving a good spicy kick without being overwhelming.
The prices for most of the entrees ranged between $12-24, so plan to spend a little here, but it’s well worth it. I’ll definitely be returning.
… moreThe Thai beef teriyaki arrived after just about five minutes. It was coated in a blend of spicy seasonings, fried in thin strips, and served with a delicious Sriracha sauce. It had a nice crunch to it and the flavors blended nicely with the beef and sauce.
The main course was the drunken noodle, another spicy dish featuring stir-fried noodles, bamboo shoots, black soy sauce, and hot chili.
The flavors of both parts of the meal were perfect, with the flavors of the ingredients giving a good spicy kick without being overwhelming.
The prices for most of the entrees ranged between $12-24, so plan to spend a little here, but it’s well worth it. I’ll definitely be returning.