TASTY, FREAH, IT IS THE BEST! Love this place !! Every time…read moreim in the area I stop it and get some fresh salads!

Run, don't walk to Ed Hyder's. The quality of their products is pretty unmatched. You can always…read morefind something new to try but their hummus and other spreads are fabulous, as are their meats. This is a gem in Worcester.

Unbelievable service and great selection of meats prices are fair will be coming back againread more

Amazing beef and service . Quality products and best wings in town …read more I highly recommend

During these trying times - Pecorino has made it so easy to shop…read more You put in an order 24 hours in advance. On the day you pick up you call them and they bring it to a table on the porch for you to pick up when you get there in your car. All paid via credit card. I picked up this Sourdough bread I love "Nashoba Brook Bakery" and their French loaf, some eggs, Pecorino's awesome cheese and their great PEPPADEWS Stuffed with herbed cream cheese. Give them a try!!!

Found this little cheese shop out on a random Sunday drive. The cheese selection was amazing. We…read morebought some goat Gouda which I have been longing for ever since we finished it. Wish it was closer to me so I could go weekly for cheese.

Beyond nice meat market, very friendly place I love going in there good prices on everythingread more

big boi meat market has the biggest meat on the market!!!…read more Not only is their picanha SUCCULENT, but it is BIG (as advertised!). not for the faint of heart- big bois only.

What I love: consistently delicious food in every changing and interesting flavors! Local business…read moreowned by local people! Frequent inclusion of butterscotch chips, a slept-on flavor! Cool higher end culinary items for purchase and some other weird but welcome items like handmade soap! Good community posting board! Chill vibes and surly baristas that make you feel like you're in a bigger city! What I don't love: there are never signs telling what the baked items are, so you literally have to ask one by one at every visit- as does every single person in line. It makes me feel guilty for the people behind me and I often rush before fully exploring my options. This is made worse when I bring my small indecisive child, so I go elsewhere when I have him with me. Also- 90% of the time that I have asked, the attending barista isn't certain what the baked items are and says something like "I think that one is an apricot and cheese danish. Or cheese and some fruit. I'm not positive." At Crust's prices, I'd like to know what I'm buying and I would appreciate time to make a decision. Why won't you tell us what your yummy pastries are?? Lastly- the automatic tipping options are so high (this is coming from someone who never tips below 20%) that it makes me wonder if you're paying your employees appropriately, or expecting tips to make up the difference. If you were to change one thing and one thing only from this feedback, PLEASE consider labeling your baked goods! I truly cannot think of a good reason why not to.

I have never had a fresher or more delicious bagel. My bagel was baked two hours before I enjoyed…read moreit with a cappuccino. Truly an exceptional experience!

I love Kielbasa and they have a great assortment if your polish or just enjoy polish food this is a…read moremust stop and you'll not be disappointed.

Golemo's is wonderful, they have a great selection, the food is fresh and abundant, but the cherry…read moreon top was the employee who helped me win a scavenger hunt earlier this year. He was so nice when I was snooping creepily around the exterior of the store and we went over clues together. Just a wonderful memory of this area.

This local apothecary is a great place! For a small space, they really have a huge selection of…read moreherbs, teas, tinctures and so many natural options. The two ladies that own the shop are very knowledgeable, friendly, and down to earth! They make a lot of their own tea blends and tinctures but also source out really well-made items too. They won't always direct you one or another on your own personal health journey, but they will guide you to resources to help you along the way. I recently purchased a bunch of loose leaf teas, their own jarred castor oil and their own magnesium rub - all of which are great quality. They also have various workshops and events at the shop throughout the year that promote different kinds and levels of health and wellness. Examples are sourdough workshops, fire cider workshops, holy fire reiki, and so much more. The parking is on the street and can be hard to get a space super close by, but a quick walk will be worth it. The prices are fair for what you are getting. There is a small seating area in the front to look thru some of the resources and books they have in the store. There is also a small room off to the side where they sell natural alternatives for things like soap and candles.

Really like this place!!! It's super cute inside and they have tons of herbs, tea blends, local…read morehoney, and lots more. Their chocolate chai and cranberry orange are two of my favorites! The owner is very friendly and helpful. Parking can be tough, so I always park at the Dunkin Donuts parking lot that's on the road right after Thyme.

You never know what to expect. But there is always something special. The owners are so proud of…read moretheir baby and their selection, pushing through the pandemic and happy to see everyone walk in through the door. Their prices used to be better, so I can only assume they have been hit by the mess pretty hard (as have wines and spirits in general). Because of their pricing, we limited our choices on this visit. Looking forward to trying our new finds and hoping this place can make it through the storm!

From the owner: Purveyor of boutique wine, craft beer, artisan cheese and other goodies.read more

Very cute family farm with a ton of activities for everyone! I came here specifically to go apple…read morepicking and was delighted to find a pumpkin patch as well as a variety of food options. Unlike other farms, I appreciated the separate lines for food so those looking for a full meal were in a different line than those just wanting apple cider donuts. This kept things moving quickly and efficiently, making more time for activities. There are also a ton of play areas set up for children as well as photo spots and places for families to sit down.

Genuinely the cutest place ever. My friends and I wanted to spend the day doing a fall activity and…read moredecided to go here based off the highly rated reviews and the fact that none of us had ever been here before. This place is Halloweentown in real life. So festive, so fun, there's something for all ages too. We got food at the grill, went through the pumpkin patch, walked around the grounds, walked through the farm store, and ended with the most delicious apple cider donuts. Two of my friends said these were the best apple cider donuts they've ever had. Definitely recommend!!

What a great addition to the Worcester Public Market!…read more - Their Oreo beignets are to die for - and trust me, order at least 3. - The dark chocolate salted caramels are my favorites from their large selection of handcrafted chocolates. - The cotton candy was a beautiful touch to our New Years champagne! Overall, their customer service is exceptional and their sweet treats leave me wanting more each time.

First time trying this place and the cashier was very kind and helpful but the truffles were…read morehonestly bad. Lemon Lavender truffle: Tasted strongly of lavender oil and I couldn't take more than one bite before throwing it away. Apple Pie Truffle: Tasted okay mostly of cinnamon but it at least had some sweetness. Vanilla Truffle: I have no clue what flavor this was but it was not vanilla. It was really bad I couldn't even swallow the bite I took. It did have two distinct layers with a harder outside and a softer chocolate inside but again it was so bad. Strawberry Cheesecake Truffle: If you get any of these get this one because it was okay. It was very sweet and tasted mostly of artificial strawberry but I could at least swallow it. Peanut Butter Truffle: Really tasted like cardboard or stale air. I really can't say anything more I thought of any flavor peanut butter would be the savior but it was also bad. Overall I won't be coming back here unless they make some big changes to the recipes.