Worcester’s restaurant renaissance has received a lot of media attention the past few years, and rightfully so, as we have always noted. But let’s face it, Worcester isn’t the only area taking their restaurant game to the next level. And as a group, the Worcester Foodies are always up for a new adventure. The Reunion…
Since its opening, Maddi’s Cookery + TapHouse has brought an additional food option for diners in Worcester’s Canal District. HAving poached chef Christopher O’Hara from Flying Rhino, the menu is as comfortable as the atmosphere.
For their 86th consecutive month of dining out in Central Massachusetts, the Worcester Foodies group has found themselves making an exception to the “no chain” rule with downtown’s 110 Grill because of its smaller, localized focus on food.
For June, the Worcester Foodies take to simjang, the Korean-American restaurant situated on Shrewsbury Street on Worcester, MA.
Since Dacosta’s Pizza Bakery opened it’s made a big impact on the food scene in Worcester. Best known for their pizza made in a Neapolitan style wood fired oven, the menu has continually evolved and now includes more appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, a long list of entrees and desserts. It’s BYOB. Everything is scratch made (you…
Jamie and Aaron are two of the newest members of our Foodies group, and on their recommendation, we ventured into the Tatnuck Bar & Grille to taste what they have called their “go to spot for a casual meal”. Located in Tatnuck Plaza, in the heart of Tatnuck Square, the Tatnuck Grille advertises itself as….“A…
November brought the Foodies to La Terraza on the recommendation of Stephanie – our resident Mexican food and Taco expert! And what a great choice it ended up being as we found out what so many people had already discovered…. authentic Mexican food on Park Ave. in Worcester. With no disrespect to the other fine…
Throughout most of 2017, the food scene in Worcester anxiously awaited the opening of a new restaurant called Kummerspeck. No one really knew how to pronounce the name, or what it meant. Word on the street was the place would also have a retail delicatessen, as well as being home to a full-service butcher shop….
You can’t talk about sushi in this area without somebody bringing up Yama Zakura. This month, the Foodies visited and found that Yama lives up to all of that hype. Tucked in an unassuming strip mall in Northborough (369 W Main St), Yama delivers….and delivers big on the promise of beautiful, creative and delicious sushi…
Sahara is open until 2 a.m. every night and offers free, live entertainment on Friday and Saturday evenings. Whether you go for something exotic or an old staple, Sahara’s authentic Middle Eastern cuisine is sure to please even the pickiest eaters.
