Best Drinks In Worcester! Well thought out aromatic cocktails which change with the seasons…read more Satisfying selection of appetizers. Highly recommend!

It's a pretty laid-back, industrial-style bar that delivers a unique experience with its edgy…read moreambiance and quality drinks. The decor gives a nod to its name, with exposed metal, minimalistic accents, and a vibe that feels straight out of a modern steelworks. It's a great spot if you're looking for a drink and a change from the usual scene. Their drink selection is solid, featuring a mix of classic cocktails and local craft beers. The bartenders have their own cocktail introduced in the menu, so don't hesitate to ask for a recommendation or a custom mix if you're in the mood to try something new. The food menu is limited so I wasn't really interested in trying that. They have a few games on the other side as well as an out patio that you can smoke and bring your drink outside. It's definitely more of an older crowd especially coming after work, kind of vibe

Went here to see Donna the Buffalo Thursday April 2nd, 2026…read more I love live music, but I also really appreciate venues-particularly unique ones...and this is def a must check out at least once if you like any of the acts playing here. I don't know what I was expecting, but this exceeded my expectations in every way! Really comfortable vibe here; plenty of dance room; great lighting and the stained glass just adds to the atmosphere. There is a cool bar in the back right of the venue and the bartenders are quick and chill. The sound was very good and it was a great night!!! I would not hesitate to return here for the right show!

Such a great venue for watching a show. The bar was great entertainment before hand as well…read more I ordered some thing from down the street and brought it and ate it at the bar, which was kind of fun.

Just passing through town, had a super quirky, fun, memorable experience here. If memory serves the…read morebartender was on roller skates and there was a zombie mannequin sitting beside us at the bar ‍

Great staff, this is a local bar with personality. Don't expect top shelf options just top shelf…read moreservice.

This restaurant (aka watering hole) is located on a beautiful spot on Lake Webster at the northern…read moreend of the main pond. It has a two start Yelp rating, but on this glorious, sunny, April day I was hungry and I cruised over to one of their docks and grabbed a table on their deck. They were playing some classic rock, at a reasonable volume level. At night, they can turn up the volume. My waitress quickly took my order, a Cheeseburger with the fixings on the side, and French Fries. They have a beautiful view of the lake, and offer both sun and shade from their tables. The deck offers only metal stools, sturdy yes, comfortable, not especially. A short ten minutes or so later, my Cheeseburger and Fries arrived. My initial reaction was that the burger looked good, thick, with two slices of American cheese, and not overcooked. The French Fries however, looked wet and soggy. Sure enough, I picked one up, and it was cool, soaked, and sad. Were the French Fries crying? I'm not sure, but eating them would make me cry. Conversely, the burger was great, hot, tasty and cooked nicely. My waitress was excellent, she stopped by took away the fries and removed them from the bill. She was friendly and prompt throughout my lunch. So, good service, good burger, great view and terrible fries. Overall three stars on this visit.

This was hands down the worst choice last night. We entered the restaurant, and it seemed like it…read morejust catered to a biker crowd so that should have been our sign to leave. We went out back to get water view seats on their back porch since inside was so uninviting. After we sat down, we were engulfed by the stench of pot smoke pot emanating from a customer and her daughter. To be honest, I think it was the mother as she was the one that was loud, embarrassing and laughing like a drunk teenage girl. The menu offered only appetizer types of food, so we opted for nachos because they were "out" of our two other choices. The place looked rundown and dingy both inside and out and seemingly barely making it. Outside had not seen paint in years! I did not dare use the bathroom. Our nachos came out with hardly any cheese and what was there was not melted once you moved a chip. The chili on top of the nachos was just a tomato sauce with some beans in it. The waitress was nice so we just picked at our nachos barely touching them. I usually send gross food back but I just wanted to get away from the stench. This place is truly an embarrassment and needs a severe makover of both the building and the food. What a shame this waterfront property is such a dump with lousy food. I guess if you are only serving beer to bikers and crap food to stoners it found its niche.

Anya is one of those restaurants that absolutely looks like a five‑star experience the moment you…read morewalk in. The space is gorgeous, the vibe is elevated without being stuffy, and on most nights the service really shines. It's the kind of place you want to love. But our Easter brunch left me feeling more "hmm" than "wow." We opted for the 7‑course holiday tasting, which sounded festive and ambitious, but the execution didn't quite match the promise. Courses arrived beautifully plated, but several felt more conceptual than flavorful, and the pacing never fully found its rhythm. For the price point and the occasion, I was hoping for a bit more sparkle -- something that made the meal feel truly celebratory, as well as plentiful. The kids' options were another miss. While I appreciate that Anya aims for an elevated dining experience, the selections didn't feel particularly kid‑friendly. When you're trying to keep little ones happy through a long, multi‑course brunch, having approachable, familiar choices goes a long way. Here, the offerings felt more like scaled‑down adult dishes than something designed with kids in mind. That said, the staff was warm, the atmosphere was lovely, and there were moments where the meal hinted at what Anya does best. There's clearly talent in the kitchen and pride in the presentation -- it just didn't fully land this time. Overall, a beautiful spot with potential for a standout holiday experience, but our Easter brunch fell somewhere in the middle. Cheers

It would be difficult to find a more beautiful venue than Anya's. It's lovely both inside and out…read more On this warm evening, we arrived early and dined al fresco in the shade. We ordered: * Brie Tart: pastry, blackberry, thyme, walnuts, honey, dressed micro green. $18 * Stuffed Gulf Shrimp: mirepoix, bell pepper & breadcrumb stuffing, potato puree, spinach, lemon, lobster sauce. $44 * Duck a l 'Orange: crispy seared breast, grand mariner & orange reduction, roasted fennel, parsnip puree, blackberry. $42 Ice water and two glasses of wine found their way to our table quickly, the service was excellent throughout our meal. Delicious warm rolls with tasty, salted butter arrived soon after. We were dining early so our view was quiet and beautiful. We also able to score a table in the shade, there is limited shade available outside. Yhe tart was good, though I think a warm version would be better. The shrimp were nicely cooked and very tasty and I thought the stuffing was delicious. My co-diner was less impressed with the stuffing, though overall I think this was a well executed dish. Unfortunately, the Crispy Duck a l 'Orange was anything but, the duck skin was soggy and the duck a little too rare. A rare miss, pardon the pun, for Anya's. I don't like to return a dish during dinner, as it disrupts the flow. So, I ate the duck which wasn't bad, but a premium price does infer the food is going to be properly prepared. That said, we will certainly return!

Stopped by this hookah lounge after dinner. Anhar greeted us as soon as we walked in. This lounge…read morehas a nice casual environment on Sundays at 7pm. We ordered espresso martinis that were amazing. Hookah was great also, we ordered blue mist with a pineapple head.

The Summit Lounge is the epicenter of the cannabis industry in Massachusetts. The world class…read moremilkshakes and mocktails are worth the visit alone. Beware the couch area if you've got something to do that afternoon. Electrical outlets everywhere, phone chargers to borrow. Themed events for every special interest group you've ever thought of. Closed Mondays.

Such a wonderful experience at the Summit. This was my first time attending and it was industry…read morenight. Some coworkers of mine and myself had a blast! They let you rent out glass rigs, bangers, carb caps, dab tools, grinders, rolling trays and bongs. The prices at this establishment are extremely cheap and such wonderful hospitality. Great spot to unwind and have some good laughs...

Friendly staff, good food selections, and one of the best airport bloody marys's around!!!read more

The food is fresh and the customer service is phenomenal. Truly, my favorite airport dining…read moreexperience. Folks are friendly and the options meet just about any need you would have.

Great small restaurant/bar…read more Service is excellent! Burger was good. Korean burger was awesome.

I was a little surprised at pricing but I'm not from the area for one and for two it's a hotel bar…read moreso things are just higher for convenience. Outside of that, really enjoyed the atmosphere, service and food was pretty good.

Wow such a great place. Food is delicious, bartender keeps the drinks flowing. They have special…read morehot pepper very nice. Sandy is the best always a great time before and after a Pats game 10/10

Probably one of the best interiors out of any Chinese food restaurants I've been to ... this is a…read moreformer bank from the 1920's which has been redesigned as a restaurant. It feels like something from a vintage movie. If only they would turn the heat on ... they keep it super cold inside in the winter, so much so that we had to wear our jackets while we ate and deal with runny noses. How much could heat cost? The food here is very average. You won't hate your meal, but you also probably won't love it. The fried rice is bland and you can certainly tell it isn't made fresh as all the ingredients seem to be old and reheated several times. The lunch specials are pretty complicated to order ... you pick your special, then you pick a side from a list and then you pick one other side. Customization is cool ... but it gets confusing. The staff here is very aloof. They are never there when you need them ... they have all the personality of a block of ice ... and seem mildly annoyed if you ask for anything. (extra hot mustard ... a refill on water ... substitutions in your order, etc.) I understand that there is a pretty significant language barrier with most, but it comes across more as rudeness and apathy than a language understanding issue. The best dish I've ever had here was the shrimp in house sauce. Everything else is on par with most Chinese restaurants post-pandemic ... the quality and portion size is down, while the prices are up. It's not bad snack food ... or lunch food ... but I am not sure if I could eat here as a full meal and leave feeling satisfied. In the area, there are not too many choices for Chinese food. There is Yummi in Dudley, which is as bad at is gets lately. There is Empire Wok in Dudley, which is about as clean as a men's room at a Patriots game. And Kahlua in Southbridge which is a bit hood. Overall, this is the spot I'd choose if I was in the Dudley/Southbridge area and looking to grab Chinese food. Shrinkflation is real here.