We had some errands in the area and were walking around downtown Worcester. There are many…read morenew/newer restaurant spots near City Hall. We were thirsty and looking for a quick bit, and happened upon the Worcester Beer Garden. It has very pleasant outside dining area, ideal for a drink and some interesting bar food. The menu options include dishes such as: Pierogis $11.00 Nachos $16.00 Quesadilla $14.00 Bavarian Pretzels $9.00 Pickle Chips $9.00 We opted to share a corned beef roll. I'd like to provide more detail, but their website menu page isn't working, and it's difficult to find a menu for them. Prices may not be up to date. We thought the roll was very tasty, albeit somewhat heavy. My beer was excellent, and the wine was cold and refreshing according to my co-diner. The waitress was excellent. It wasn't busy yet, but it was getting busier. They have games here (putting, corn hole, etc.) and on busy nights open up a pavilion area with a giant tv screen. We had a pleasant respite from the heat and look forward to returning to what they say is the largest patio area in Worcester. 3.5 stars rounded up to four for the venue and service on this visit.

Easily 5 stars! The service was great, super friendly staff! The bar is cute with lots of beer on…read moretap. They have an amazing outside area with fires and casual tables. Everyone was just kind of hanging out separately but together, the only weird thing was the servers had trouble finding numbers of tables- but eventually they found us! It honestly was quicker service than expected. The food. THE FOOD. Amazing. I started with the soft pretzel and it was amazing. It was warm, soft, chewy and perfectly salty. It was a deep dark brown and very large. They served it hanging and with cheese and mustard sides. It was great. For an entree I ordered the chicken pesto quesadilla. Floored. It was crispy, and delicious. The pesto was really well balanced, and I love the sour cream and lettuce on the sides. This came with a side of queso too that was straight from heaven. We didn't get any napkins at the table so it was a little greasier than expected but overall great. This place is over an hour away from our house- and we are planning to come back just to eat here.

If you like dive bars, you will LOVE Patsie Dugan's. I first heard of this spot because of the…read moregiant green hat on their roof. (You can see it in one of my photos) They are located right next to a municipal parking lot, so parking is NOT free. Pay at the kiosk in the middle of the lot. During our mid-week visit the bar was pretty full. A long, thin space, there are a few booths across from the bar which sits along the right side of the building. The bartender was handing FOH. She was very friendly and seemed to know a few of the guests. She set us up with drinks and a menu. I ordered spicy fish bites and they were pretty good! The fries were crispy on the outside. All together a nice pub meal. There is also a restaurant side of the building, but during our visit, it looked closed. Restrooms are behind small privacy walls in the bar area. Women in the right hand corner, men between the restaurant and bar area. It was cold in there, just fyi. I'm not sure we'd make a special trip to come back to Patsie Dugan's, but if we were in the area, we'd probably stop in again.

Very eclectic spot. Friendly people and helpful staff. Small…read morekitchen that offers the standard pub fare along with weekly (daily) specials. Great outdoor deck for enjoying a covered patio area.

Very nice place and very reasonably priced! Tasty burgers and the shepherd's pie was delicious and…read morevery large. Don't miss this place.

Amazing meal with fantastic service! I enjoyed the baked seafood with lobster sauce. Generous…read moreportion of fish, scallops, shrimp in a velvety lobster sauce. The garlic mashed reminded me home made. As I am not a fan of green beans, I had a salad prior to my meal, explaining the whiteness of the entree. Michelle at the bar is always cheerful and on her game. Very attentive to everyone's needs even when busy. She is very fluent with the menus and the specials and always in earshot if in need As with most older establishments, the personality of "The Other Place" is warm and cozy. Quiet music in the background, laughter and conversation , plenty of TVs to watch your favorite game or take a chance on Keno. Definitely worth a stop in!

I love the steak sandwich, the best in town. Great service, the cook deliver the sandwich to the…read moretables. I like the ambiance, casual and nice.

This place is more of a bar than a cafe. I came here for the clam chowder on a Wednesday, not…read moreknowing they only have it available on Friday, so I ordered the steak and cheese instead. It was delicious, a generous size served with a bag of chips and a pickle. Cash only, they have an ATM available inside.

Pure entertainment... some of the best talent in Central Massachusetts playing pure music and even…read morebetter their open 6 nights a week... .... Check percussionist "Yuri, The Furi". Keep your eyes open as Yuri joins many top bands... check this great venue... 5 stars

Great people Great prices…read more Great food Great music On of my favorite places to listen to live musicians

Decided to pop into the newly renovated Wormtown Brewery on Shrewsbury St in Worcester. The…read moreentrance is grand & the tap room is enormous with games, bar seating, picnic tables, & a cozy little area off to the side with smaller high-top tables. Paul & Joey took fabulous care of us throughout dinner. I started with an Elderflower Cosmo, one of their many cocktail options. All the starters looked good, so we ordered two: the GIANT Bavarian pretzel & the munchkins & beans, both absolutely delicious Then we put in an order for the hoisin chicken wrap & the dino nuggets with duck fat French fries, which totally hit the spot. #WorcesterMA #WormtownBrewery #MassachusettsEats #FoodieFinds #CraftBeerLife

This place was closed for a year for renovation. We were thrilled it was as actually reopening…read more What a disappointment- it's dead inside- a big space without customers- fake grass, plastic plants and a cheap- looking place. The beer is decent, as is the staff (nice enough but not extraordinary), but the food is terrible. It's labeled "reimagined childhood classics!" Lamb ragú and crab Rangoon dip? I don't think so. Yuck. Stop for a beer (if you can find parking), then keep moving.

Attractive barmaids and a good crowd. Decent drink prices and interesting Polish and other foods.read more

On Sunday 08th February 2026, girlfriend and I visited The White Eagle to have a meal, view The…read moreSuper Bowl, play Darts, and have a nice "local" night out. Chris, Kim, Bonnie, Romeo, and others can attest that we are regulars there. On the day in question, we were appalled. Horrified to say the least. An employee who is possibly the Bar Manager, pictured below, (taken with Meta Glasses) became triggered and extremely aggressive because I expressed to him, in a quiet, low key, and respectful manner, that decisions put in place by The White Eagle, are racist. Immediately after that, he rushed to me with aggression and began shouting obscenities right in my face. Some would have been triggered by his actions, reacted and a big fight could have ensued. Thank GOD, I have a good head on my shoulders. At this time, The Bar Manager appeared to be intoxicated to me, and was out of control. I am sure the video can, and should be reviewed. The Bar Manager is an absolute liability to this business, and a possible threat its patrons. I would not feel comfortable to continue to go there, and see someone who is now known to snap, and intimidate patrons. Not a good fit for such an established business. Kudos to Kim, for making the decision to close early, and keep everyone safe. On a side note, I am deeply offended due to the decision made by The White Eagle, to completely mute the entire Half Time Show during the Super Bowl Broadcast without any type of warning or prior heads up. This was done intentionally on every TV in their business, due to the Half Time Show being in Spanish. Their actions prevented us from enjoying a historic moment and win, for our people and culture. We now have to live with the fact that we were prevented from participating and enjoying this historic moment in time that could never again be repeated or replicated. This was a major error for all. We feel very discriminated against.

We came here for the Prime Rib on a Saturday, which they do Queen Cuts for $19.99 and King Cuts for…read more$23.99 (ONLY on Saturdays). It was honestly very filling and good. It came with mashed potatoes, vegetables and au jus sauce. We would come back for this again! It was a table of 6 of us and the service was great, very attentive. The bar is very well decorated with everything "New England" you could think of.

I've ordered the chicken Marsala twice. The first time I ordered it with ziti and it was prepared…read morewith linguine. Disappointing but, still edible. My second experience, however....I called to ask if the ziti was available. It was. Yay, Door Dash! The ziti was so overcooked that I couldn't eat it with a fork. I really tried. The chicken was soggy, breaded tenders and for some odd reason it's served with red bell peppers. Looks pretty but overcooked as well. I forgot to mention that the dish had a fishy taste. It was gross. I threw it in the trash. Giving 3 stars because the side Caesar salad with chicken was delicious.