Jim Shulman: La Cocina, the Berkshires' first Mexican restaurant, became the hippest place in town

Brothers-in-law Tom Borden and Gary DuBois opened La Cocina in March 1976. After expanding with an upstairs bar, La Cocina became the hippest place in town.

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