(508) 754-3125
113 Highland Street, Worcester& 288 Boston Turnpike (Rt. 9), Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Highland St.
Coffeehouse, Dessert/Ice Cream Shop
Great Desserts
“Worcester’s Best” coffee and decadent gourmet desserts and baked goods made from scratch, The Bean Counter has been a local favorite since 1992 for cappuccinos, lattes, and… Read more…
(508) 556-1266
106 Green Street, Worcester, MA, United States
TUESDAY - THURSDAY: 12:00 - 9:00 PM FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 12:00 - 10:00 PM
Canal District
American Nouveau, Japanese/Sushi, Vietnamese
Bar Scene, Dine at Bar, Lunch, Vegetarian Options
Hip joint serving Americanized spins on Japanese noodle soup in cool, comic book-inspired digs. Read more…
(774) 304-1068
453 Main St, Sturbridge, MA 01518, United States
Mon-Thu: 11:30 am - 11:00 pm Fri: 11:30 am - 12:30 am Sat: 2:30 pm - 12:30 am Sun: 2:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Sturbridge & Brookfields
Asian: Southeast, Japanese/Sushi
Catering, Lunch, Take-Out
Elevating sushi to an art form, the upscale Baba has already received numerous awards for its fresh and delicious creations. Read more…
Rayanne Sabara is the founder and owner of Glamour Bombonier, offering her delicious Brazilian sweets to the city of Worcester and beyond.When I say, “beyond,” I truly mean it. Sabara has shared her sweet treats all the way to “La La Land” via the Oscars for the past three years. The 90th Academy Awards on March 4 will be her fourth time serving up her sweets for Hollywood’s biggest celebrities.
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Hot dogs and potato chips are long-time staples at George’s Coney Island in Worcester. What you won’t see on the Southbridge Street restaurant’s menu is the “can’t be missed” huge serving of nostalgia that dates back 100 years. From the 60-foot neon sign that has adorned the landmark restaurant since the 1940s to the wooden booths complete with name carvings, the eatery has been an integral, mainly unchanged, part of downtown Worcester and people’s hearts. [Read More…]
Worcester’s iconic Boulevard Diner on Shrewsbury Street celebrated 80 years of operation June 14. The diner has been operated by the George family, with the third generation now getting old enough to run the place. Congratulations to Jimmy George and his family. We still miss Ringo – Jimmy’s father.
Armsby Abbey will host a chef’s dinner July 12 with Chef Damian Evangelous. The first hour will feature cocktails and a selection of local cheeses and other offerings, followed by a four-course meal featuring New England products. The cost is $90 per person.
It looks like the happy hour may be returning to Massachusetts bars and restaurants. There is a bill before the legislature to restart happy hours. The venue must offer the special three days a week. Stay tuned, and be prepared to be happy.
We hear from our North County spies that McNally’s in Westminster will be closing sometime this summer. This place has been a big draw for folks in North County for a number of years.