The best Paintbar around a bit of a Hopper and Art School Dropout , when I went Jonathan and Rachel…read moreled a humorous, warm , but stuck to the instruction class most definitely unforgettable ..problem is no other Paintbars measure up . I wanted to add some changes to the Painting and some metaphor stuff but didn't pressure me to be precise ..teaches you form but let's you be you you're unique self..isn't that what arts about ? The good reviews are most certainly on point, do yourself a favor and go to Apex it's one of the best therapeutic Painting sessions you'll ever go to coming from someone that was in a low January mood when I first went .

Take a class with Ash! They are wonderful, funny, engaging and totally creative! I've painted here…read morebefore but never had as much fun or success as I did with Ash! Our party had a great time and we'll be back again!!

Great beer selection and rewards! Located inside Big Yread more

Ohoodles of Doodles is located in Sturbridge on the Brimfield line right on Main Street. It is a…read morefantastic place to go with your child(ren) or have a kid's birthday party. We have been multiple times now (both solo and with friends) and have loved it. A wonderful local small business to support!

I stopped by this new liquor store on my way home from the mall to get a bottle of wine. The woman…read morebehind the counter is a sweetheart! She was very helpful and offered us samples of some mixed drinks she made with champagne that they sell. They were also offering bagels from the cafe attached. The store is very tidy and organized with a great selection of wine and beer.

The prices here are reasonable and i was impressed by their beer selection considering it's such a…read moresmall place. The service was friendly and it's clean and well kept.

Want to a birthday party there today and was blown away! So awesome and the employees were great!read more

So, I probably never would have ever stepped foot in here if it wasn't for the disc golf course on…read morethe property. The course is extremely well maintained and has an awesome flow that produces good, fun rounds, and low scores! It doesn't hurt to have a bar within arms reach between rounds either :) The actual bar is a typical small private club, definitely on the country side, especially on karaoke nights and during pig roasts... Lots of friendly faces (sometimes too friendly, depending on the level on aniebriation) but all in all, a great place for fun and cheap beer! I love Webster F & G!

Playing poker here. Kind of a fun place. Sam drafts $2.50. Owners dog is walking around the bar lolread more

Such a cute winery and definitely a hidden gem tucked away! I loved all the different seating…read moreareas, both inside and outside. The outdoor area had such a gorgeous view, and they even had cornhole to enjoy while relaxing with your wine. Inside, they had a nice selection of snacks that paired well with the tastings. We ended up trying both the wine tasting and the sangria tasting. The rosé was probably my favorite! I was hoping we'd be able to walk a little farther down through the vines, but unfortunately that area was closed off during our visit. Overall, we had a great experience and the service was wonderful. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're looking for a cute winery to relax and enjoy some drinks!

Had a wonderful afternoon on the back lawn enjoying the sunshine and company. We brought our own…read morefood which was a great convenience! Love the free glass with the flight of wines!

Great pizza, good people, fine sandwiches all for a bargain price. You'd be hard pressed to find a…read morebetter place for lunch or evening pizza. Can't wait for them to reopen after the covid shutdown.

It doesn't get any more old school in downtown Framingham than the Columbus Club, the city's…read moreItalian-American fraternal organization. In the downstairs bar, accessed from an unmarked side door next to the parking lot, you enter what seems in some ways like a hidden world going back many decades. Go there for lunch and the place is crowded with postal workers, tradesmen, city employees, and other assorted locals tucking into a healthy portion of ziti with a nice red sauce, topped with sausages or meatballs ($7), one of the sandwiches or other dishes on special, or a bowl of soup. You can get a pitcher of Bud light dirt cheap. There's a few other beers on draft, as well as wine and liquor, but don't come in here expecting to find the latest craft beers or a signature cocktail list - it's not that kind of place by a long shot. Old photos of the membership adorn the walls, and a Mass. lottery scratch ticket machine sits in the corner, while the guys at the bar watch the Keno results on the TV. Step up to the bar and place your order with the bartender, and he'll put it at the end of the bar when it comes out from the kitchen. Bring cash - I've never seen anyone pay with a credit card, and I'm not sure they even take them. Grab your silverware and a few napkins from the table next to the bar, find a seat at one of the big, round tables, and dig in. There's shakers of parmesan cheese and red pepper flakes on every table, and a big bowl of Italian bread on the bar to mop up the sauce. It has the feel of a private club, which it is, but it's open to the public, even though they don't advertise much - there's a somewhat cryptic sign out front says "Kitchen Open For Lunch - Public Invited". Several evenings a week they serve pizza - Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 4-9 p.m, They also serve tripe on Saturdays, and have a four-course all-you-can eat pasta dinner the second Tuesday of the month, from 5-7 p.m., incredibly, for only $8. There's also an occasional porchetta dinner, the famous Italian style boneless pork roast, an event that remains high on my wish list. The Columbus Club is as no-nonsense and solid as your Italian grandmother's kitchen, so pay a visit, and mangia!