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 ‍

Talk about a dive bar!…read more We came here for a wedding party for a celebration near treehouse brewery and I ordered a margarita and I guess the bartender was MIA so another dude was subbing and the drink were 90% tequila and 10% juice which just wasn't the vibe for the night. Interesting dive bar though!

I visited as part of #RIFoodFights #LordoftheWings competition and this was my first time ever…read morehere. Set up as a biker friendly roadside bar and certainly look the part. Visited on a Saturday afternoon and was impressed by the amount of beers they had on tap and selection of local craft options. I tasted the barbecue wings and they were solid. My only negative for them would be they charged me extra for my side of ranch sauce ($.50). But I'll say that's outweighed by how cheap the beer prices are there, so overall net positive bonus points!! it's pretty far away from where I live, but wouldn't hesitate to go there again if I was ever in the area.

Unfortunately the day has come for my first ever 1-star review…read more A few weeks ago, I arrived (so hungry) at Cady's Tavern with a group of friends (also so hungry) for a quick bite to eat. At the door, we were stopped immediately & asked "do you have tickets" with no explanation to which we answered no. We were then told that the show inside was a ticketed show & therefore we couldn't come in. We explained that we were just there for dinner. The door person said we could order food out on the patio if we insisted, accidentally hitting me in the face as she was gesturing. So we maneuvered our way through the busy bar to the patio out back to scope out the scene. There were a few available picnic tables, so my group claimed one of them as I headed to the bar. I asked the bartender "can we order food here with you?" to which she answered yes, while eyeing me up & down. I asked for a few menus & 4 glasses of water for my group. The bartender instead gave me 4 bottles of water. Ugh. Back at our picnic table, I remarked out loud to my group "do I have something on my face?" because from the moment we entered the tavern, I felt like everyone (both staff & patrons) was examining me like a bug under a microscope. We fell into hangry silence as we checked out the menu & I noticed immediately that there were no allergy markings anywhere on the menu. I can't have gluten. It makes me very sick. I'm not happy about that - believe me! One of the greatest tragedies of my life was learning that I couldn't drink beer anymore. The menu is mostly pub classics & I really wanted a burger (I saw recently that Cady's Tavern was listed on a Yelp Collection for great burgers in the state). The menu said to "advise" my server of "any food allergies" & so I returned to the bar to ask about gluten-free accommodations. I explained the situation & asked very politely if there was anything they could do so that I could have the burger. I really miss being low-maintenance, but I know (having worked in the service industry for 15 years) that major changes are happening surrounding allergy awareness & accommodations. I've had burgers on lettuce "buns," burgers without buns, burgers on gluten-free buns, & other creative modifications at the most unlikely of places. So when I politely asked the bartender if they could modify the order because of my situation, she reacted like I had asked her the most outlandish question imaginable. She looked me up & down again, let out a rude "pffft" & said, "we don't do that kind of stuff here." I said "oh, okay" & walked away. I was shocked. I relayed the interaction to my group & we decided that we had no interest in ordering food. We paid for our bottles of water (UGH!) at $2 each & made our way back through the stuffy bar & out to the (unpaved) parking lot. The feeling that Cady's Tavern gave me was really horrible. The covert judgement, the overt impudence, & the implications on food safety & allergy awareness left me with a pit in my stomach. I always try to give businesses & their employees the benefit of the doubt when things go awry, but I don't think I can do that here.

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!

What an amazing place to see a band, and the bar was amazing with great service. Would definitely…read moresee any live show there.

This place is in the middle of nowhere!! But... it's worth the trip. Just an old neighborhood bar…read moreserving cold beer (good selection by the way!), good drinks and some snacks at a reasonable price... then comes Sunday! On Sunday George Dellomo and Paul Provost put together a Sunday Blues Jam with a featured artist each week and absolutely pack the place!!! The boy was invited for the first time last February and I remember walking in thinking "this is it?"... Eat those words Judi! In a matter of minutes this Podunk Palace was filled with what looked to be the whole damn county! The place absolutely exploded with music lovers and musicians there for the jam. The photo I uploaded was one I took that day. The little kid with Joey walked in with an acoustic guitar in a KMart bag, I thought "how cute.. he's going to play the Best of Barney"... again... the girl is WRONG... that little seven year old calls out Robert Johnson "Sweet Home Chicago" and then plays and sings right along with the professional musicians he's up there with. The crowd went wild and continued to dance and sing along through the rest of the night. What a great atmosphere!!!! The quality of the featured artists is way up there (Joey Vellucci, Lisa Marie and Scott Bronnes among them). It's a total blast and draws a full house every time. If you're in the area on a Sunday drive this is a WELL WORTH IT stop! The Jams are every Sunday from 4-8pm and they rotate the featured artists!!

Old central tavern - decent wings, good pizza, and killer cheeseburger eggrolls! Cold beerread more

Pretty good burgers cooked perfectly. Friendly service. Great drinks…read moreLive music playing Otis Redding hits was very nice to listen to

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

The only place you can get breakfast, lunch, dinner and a date!! 5 stars!! Highly recommend!read more

Didn't eat but the atmosphere is amazing. Right on the lake and beautiful area. Picnic tables are…read moreso comfy and right on water. So beautiful and comfy

Cute little hide a way pub in the small back woods of Templetucky…read more Had a great Reuben and the guys had tenders and wings and fried pickles. Great service for a very small place. I think the bartender was also the cook that day.

Wow! Let's start with the bartender Heather. So friendly and attentive. Felt like we were besties…read morewhen I finally left! She was the only worker there and she did the cooking and made the drinks! I felt like I was at Cheers. We will be back... soon. Btw, the food was amazing!

Sharp little cocktail bar that's about a 5 minute walk from the Stadium Theater. Cocktails leaned…read moretoward the specialty side, rather than classics, and it's probably more approachable that way. Food options are limited, but the school lunch style square pizza slice was delicious. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles seasoning a must. This place is going to be a hit B+

The atmosphere is very upbeat and the decor is great. There is always something fun going on and…read morethe staff are super engaging. The drinks are unique and delicious and the place is immaculate. I would 100% suggest a visit if you're in the area!

Bartender A++ So friendly, great mixed drinks, attentive!…read more We live nearby and have never been until recently and it's a GREAT spot! Sorry we hadn't been sooner because it's a real comfortable, fun place to hang out, have a drink, and relax. No frills, no fuss. I like it. Definitely lots of regulars there but we didn't feel out of place at all. Greeted warmly and taken care of just the same!

This place is incredible. An old school dive mixed with the vibe of a frat house basement - it's…read morelow key in all the best ways. The drinks are cheap, the bartenders are friendly, and the vibes are good. Karaoke with DJ Timmeh on Fridays is the best.