Chris the manager was just opening-up when we got there pretty early, but he was kind enough to let…read moreus in and poured us drinks while the place warmed up. He even scrounged up some chips; taking time from his opening routine to display a gracious hospitality scene. We stood stage-right where the heater was blowing with all its might. Right nice! We caught an early act which certainly was no hack. I think we may be back.

Really solid venue for music in the city. Last trip in they had three real solid bands and a great…read morecrowd. The owner is cool as shit and the drinks are cheap. Def on of the top places to see music in Worcester.

We came for Avatar the Last Airbender concert and it was really pretty inside. The amount of seats…read morekind of surpassed my expectations from how small the entrance looked from the outside. They serve soda from the Polar brand because, hello you're in Worcester, home of Polar. Popcorn is alright, it's not popped fresh like some theaters, but rather, prepackaged. Bar drink menu was decent. Staff is decent. The stage was smaller than I expected. Parking is terrible though. When you go to a packed concert like this, all the streets are filled and even the parking garage nearby is filled from top to bottom. Best to go early to find parking even if it's not good.

This is a classic and beautiful theater, built between 1902 and 1904 in the Renaissance style. It's…read morebeen modernized and updated with $32 million in restorations, and I think the theater looks great. A few years ago, I enjoyed a guided tour of the theater, which provided a great background if its rich history highlighting the entertainment offered from vaudeville to contemporary performances. This evening's show was the comedic performance of Clue! I've also seen Jerry Seinfeld, Swan Lake, and many other great performances here. The tours are offered periodically, and they have a very active event calendar, you can check it out on their website https://thehanovertheatre.org/event/ for upcoming events. Compared to Broadway's theaters, the comfortable seats offer palatial legroom, and the Hanover seats 2,300 people, almost 20% larger than the largest theater on Broadway. The theater offers attendees beautiful architectural details, a seven-foot-tall chandelier and the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ with 2,495 pipes (no I didn't count those). I look forward to returning here very soon!

The The Palladium in Worcester is hands down a 5-star venue with an electric atmosphere and great…read moresound that makes every show feel unforgettable. The layout gives you a solid view from almost anywhere, and the energy from the crowd and performers is always next level. If you're catching live music in Worcester, this place should be at the top of your list.

Upstairs is tiny but the downstairs room makes up for it! My 3rd time here, and I don't even live…read morein MA!

Coming from NYC, going to a dive bar was common for a New Yorker. When searching for a place to…read moredrink and eat, Vincent's came up with high reviews especially for their meatball sandwich. The bar was in a more secluded area but we didn't mind. When we walked in at 9:45pm on a Sunday night, I didn't expect to feel... unwelcomed? Perhaps we were the only Asian (and only minority there) and everyone else was Caucasian. Definitely a lot of pauses and stares. The bar was full and no one seemed to acknowledge us. We walked right in and walked right out.

Best establishment ever. The food, music, drinks and clientele are outstanding. Can't wait to go…read moreback.

I love the grinch theme Christmas this bar/ restaurant has and the food is so yummy as well. I did…read morea reservation so we could get a seat and our server was very nice as well

I wish I could leave 0 stars. This place is weird and awful. One particular bouncer needs to be…read morefired. Horrible customer service and the staff give "you can't sit with us" energy despite being old+drunk themselves. Treat your customers with respect if you want their money.

Wasn't really my type of vibe, but I can see the appeal for others. The crowd was active--people…read morewere on the dance floor and engaged with the card and word games, which added to the energy. The hookah was good overall, but they use instant coals, which I'm not a fan of. Service and atmosphere weren't bad, just not something that fits my preference. Decent spot if you're into a more interactive, lively scene.

Just ran away, stumbled upon a vibrant and eclectic lounge that combines the appeal of a hookah bar…read morewith live music, art, and a welcoming atmosphere. The decor is a blend of artistic, almost psychedelic elements with cozy seating, creating a unique, immersive experience. They have local bands, DJ an open mic on certain days which is nice to hear and watch. It's definitely a great spot to find emerging new artists and make connections. It was $15 for the cover and you can wear wristbands to tell what you're looking to do if you're interested. Outside of the establishment it's a bit sketch with some homeless people and just creepy people so just be careful when you're on your way there

cocktail garden & kitchen is a brand new restaurant and outdoor lounge. the ambiance is cute,…read morethere's an indoor bar with a couple tables and a large outdoor patio area filled with comfy chairs, couches and covered in lights. we came at 10pm on a wednesday, the kitchen was closed but we came for the drinks anyways. they do a great job with the drink presentation, using different presentations with smoke which is entertaining and pretty! their drinks look beautiful but the drinks are very watered down or sweet from the sweet heart and mezcal drinks we tried. for ~$17 each, i loved the presentation but we both didn't feel there was nearly any alcohol in them, either sugary or watery. maybe it's a method for you to order more? mezcal 2.5/10 sweet heart 3/10 although they have a great ambiance and vibe, and fun presentation, since we came for a single good drink, it was lacking. for $17 a drink, the drinks shouldn't be this weak. this is a new place so i'm sure they have some things to work out, and i would highly encourage them to just add more alcohol to their drinks and this would be an ideal place to get after dinner drinks and relax on their outdoor patio. kitchen was closed so can't speak for the food. the neighborhood is very busy and loud, so while there may be plenty of space for an intimate or group conversations, the street is pretty noisy, even on a wednesday. i do feel like they will work this out! tldr; great vibe, great presentation, good service, drinks need more work, located in busy part of city. ambiance: 4/5 food: n/a drinks: 1.4/5 service: 3.5/5 cocktail garden & kitchen: 2.9/5

Food was fine, drinks were good, but didn't have enough ice/weren't cold enough. Service was good,…read morenothing special. The vibe was a little weird. Whole experience was just okay.

We visited DCU Center for an RV show in the middle of the week. The facility was clean and there…read morewas lots of security which was nice I suppose. The event we went to didn't encompass the entire venue, so only a couple of doors were open. Their website let us know which doors would be unlocked. During our visit it had snowed previously and the walkways and steps around the building were not yet shoveled. At all. Walking down snow covered stairs does not feel safe and there was no other way to get to the door we needed to enter. By the time we left the event, there were two people outside shoveling those stairs. So they did get to them. Parking is paid, either on-street or in one of the nearby parking structures. Large, gender specific bathrooms were by the exit.

We are here! We are here to be entertained!…read more The DCU center put together the Silver Screen Conn of 2025. This is an all inclusive horror festival with guest appearances by some of the industries best and stabbing artists to scare you all to pieces . For example, Matthew Lillard from our favorite horror movie spooky installments. This venue and festival is from the mind of Spencer Charnes, and the band Ice Nine Kills. This is the fan base . This is the fourth year of the festival. It's truly amazing to be here. The music, horror movies and ink! What could be better ! If you are a local to the area of Worcester it's a great place for your local area events and conferences that come together. The activities of Worcester such as sports and concerts continue to entertain all the people that come and visit. Enjoy live entertainment and enjoy the city and all its activities and attractions that it gives you . Until the next time we are in town together

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...

It's called the hotel Vernon though. Lol. But a great place good local entertainment most nights.read more

Cheap sudz Bring cash…read moreTake it for what it is Not for every Yelper - you're not in the safest haven, so be aware. If you look sharp and act right, this is a solid dive with DIRT CHEAP SUDZ. Beyond that, there's pool and some very distinct atmosphere. You're here for the standard taps at rock bottom prices, ya heard? Don't come calling for craft or cocktails (well, maybe a rum & Coke). Have dollar bills ready, maybe deal some cards if you keep it on the level, rack 'em in the billiard area next room over, and peep the ship room itself in the back. (It was empty and dark when I visited, but I walked around anyway - felt like I wasn't alone, so bonus points for that creepy Amityville Horror feel.) I don't claim to know legit, hardcore Worcester, but this seemed like a small slice of it at the base of Green Street. See pics for ambience and decide accordingly if this is your cup of 'Gansett. (If you can imagine the 2010 edges of Washington DC's H Street district, you're in the ballpark.). *FYI: Four police cruisers passed by me semi-urgently at my Lamartine@Harding parking spot even as I drafted this review. But the bar? I got a kick out of it.