I thought it was nuts, myself.

That's screwed up.

Antonio’s pizza bar has trivia wed & Thursday!

What kind of things will be available? Is it like a traditional flea market?

I remember my friends' father used to work there. I also recall those grocery stores; they had great donuts.

yes. the liquor store kept the iandoli name until like 10 years ago.

Doesn't make it any less enjoyable to use.

Parkway Diner on Shrewsbury St makes a damn good breakfast, is relatively inexpensive and they have a full bar. Other than that and Via, I agree. There’s a lot of restaurants on Shrewsbury but they are mostly only ok.

I like Baba for exactly what it is. I generally prefer simply prepared Japanese sushi, but sometimes I want a chef to throw something different out there. I like the sauces, but agree they are a little heavy handed. That’s why I like Yama Zakura too.

Soho does look good and the prices are nice too! That’s in the old Friendly’s on Park right?

While we are in that part of town, have you been to Kisoro?

Just remember it is BYOB and make sure to get a reservation

I really should’ve thought that through 😂

Surprised Mare E Monti isn’t on your Grafton Hill list. Also, Chashu Ramen downtown has pretty good sushi, but only on certain nights.

Baba is junk sushi. Fish is good, tooooooo mannnnny sauces (look at sushi from Japan, almost all have no sauce, and if there is sauce, its lightly applied).

My go-to sushi place is Soho Worcester, good (not great) sushi at a fair price.

Check out Lou Rocs for breakfast

If you miss this you better be dead or in jail! And if you’re in jail . . . Break out!

I like the Boynton for preshow meals

Agree with all this except the Chinese and sushi slams. There may not be a ton of good options for either, but Red Pepper for Chinese (specifically sichan dishes) and Miyazawa for sushi are about as good as you'll find outside Boston/NYC.

As for beer, Tree House makes fabulous beer and being so close to it is a perk of living here. Armsby Abbey has an exceptional tap list with rare and wonderful beers, but their prices for both food and drinks are outrageous. Redemption Rock always has a good variety of beer styles, unlike so many breweries that are IPA dominated, executes them all well, and is a very friendly, community oriented space.

Issue with Baba?

It's been a little while, but I think I liked their saag paneer and dal makhani

Hoosac tunnel or gtfo.

Moved out of worcester last weekend, but a few of my favorites are:

Joyful way (African) on greenwood st Baba sushi (park ave) Chuan shabu (Korean bbq) Mings wok (Chinese) a bit far from you but on w boylston st

Pizza generally trash there

Dog trails , Boynton. It’s a medium level hike/ walk and I did it every morning with my dog and loved it. I kept it generally secretive because people were just leaving their dog droppings anywhere

Kids seats are just 5 bucks, cause you only need the edge!

Live music go to Rascals on James St they have great bands every weekend and you can meet some new ppl.

Welcome to the Woo. Since you are on Grafton St you NEED to try the taco spot. They have funny hours and aren't open late. Best in the city. Yong Shing in Auburn for sushi. I actually host events and am doing a Comedy Show there on March 1st. Check out Unity Radio 97.9 FM we post what's going on in the city. I air at 3PM on fridays.😉

Seed To Stem on Green St