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...

Very cool, old Masonic lodge on an appropriately named street…read more The lodge room and architecture make my home lodge look boring by comparison.

Fantastic building ! The lodge itself is full of history both Masonic and local. The size of the…read morebuilding is staggering - almost the size of a small city!

Very Disappointing!! Tiny Tims Catering is the caterer and last friday closed kitchen to patrons of…read moreevent saying they were out of food. But yet others were walking out with take out containers from the bar. 2 weeks before only serving food in take out ,If we phoned in order!! Needs to figure out what they are doing and not advertise dinner if they cannot fulfill.

From the owner: American Legion Chester P Tuttle Post will be celebrating its 100th Anniversary this year.read more

This is a beautiful home that at the moment is used to house relocated employees. It has 11…read morebedrooms, 2 kitchens, and multiple rooms to socialize. It is some of the best residential architecture you will find in Worcester.

Nice clean big house. Manager is terrible. She shows no empathy. The rules change in a daily…read morebasis. It's to bad. People suffering from cancer should not be treated in that manner. If you want to rehab comfortably find another place.

I have a relative who is a client living in a group home at SH. I am a nurse who tried to apply at…read morea facility where he does not live (to avoid any conflicts of interest)...had a great interview, then never heard from them again, even when emailed for my status. I shook that off and worked at an adult daycare ctr for over a year but they only gave nurses 1 or 2 shifts a week so had to move on on good terms. Set up interview, drove 20 miles and she didn't show up for the interview. Near EVERY SH facility near here is asking for nurses and support staff....and now I know why Update Dec 24 Actually did meet someone for the interview and was pretty much hired "on the spot" Was eager to start so took my work physical the next day, signed all the paperwork and attempted to get my fingerprinting done and low and behold, I got sent an ID number one NEEDS to register to get it done thats provided by DDS (Dept. of Social Services) and they sent me another applicants number so that number didn't match the DOB associated with the candidate and now I am unable to go any further in the process. This company strikes me as VERY unprofessional and I am in the process of retracting my job acceptance

Their slogan is "call for service", no one in management has any idea what that means. Poor…read morecommunication, ironically the opposite of their slogan. Pay is good if your starting as a newbie (given a bonus if you stay) once you are established and give everything you have that's when they take advantage. No pay increases, poor communication, notoriously play favorites (kind of like a high school clique), no appreciation whatsoever, the main players there are very unfriendly and do not listen to concerns. Very bad place to work. The kids will take your heart and Seven Hills stomps all over it!

My daughter has been going to the club since she was 6. She's now 15 and involved in everything…read more Since she was little, the staff and even the older club kids have been mentors and role models to her. The club provides 40 hours of intentional, educational programming every week and the kids can drop in or out as they like. That can mean that the front desk doesn't know exactly where she is at any one moment, but she is ALWAYS in a supervised program and always safe. Safety is the number one concern of all staff. As I know from experience, parents with a concern are encouraged to talk to staff and admin personnel. The executive director is always willing to sit down with anyone to answer questions or concerns. The club is a great place where kids learn to be who they want to be. My daughter was on the dance team for years, she learned to swim at the club, and now she's president of a leadership club and just helped organize a successful college and career fair. She used to be super-shy and would never have taken on such a responsible position if it hadn't been for everyone at the club encouraging her to get involved through the years. I couldn't be happier with the Boys & Girls Club of Worcester.