Schawarma Palace

I don’t think so. They do have themed special dinners that are more of a tasting menu but I don’t believe it’s on the normal menu. I do miss that though, always an adventure.

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No more el patron???

Ziggy bombs of course! #worcestereats

Try out Toritos in Lincoln plaza it's been a hit with my family

Frankies is a solid spot tbh.

Deadhorse Hill is my absolute favorite restaurant in Worcester. I do miss the horse feasts they used to do but their menu changes often and is always amazing.

Kenichi. Best sushi and service all around.

Oh ya and mama roux when he pops up in town

Ya I’ve been to Watertown. Just have thought Sally’s was better.

Chuan Shabu - Hot Pot

Joeys Dead Horse and the Abby

Oasis in Amherst

Mexacali and sol of Mexico are v good

There's a spot inside the Worcester Public Market that has fried pickles, I can't remember the name of the place but I love going there because of the live music and the general ambiance of the place.

I have experience with both places. Worcester is fine but I would stay in Ireland.

There's a lot of food to try.

Predominantly on Shrewsbury street, green street and chandler street.

There's also the baseball stadium which has games during the summer and spring season.

There's a few bars and restaurants with live music.

There's also a few themed bars. One with archery and axe throwing, arcade games, etc.

There's a few escape rooms.

There's typically a lot more going on during the college semesters than not.

Wooden Bar

I like Breakfast the best at City Line Diner

Agreed. There's nothing wrong with a good old New England House-of-Pizza style Greek pizza and there are lots of places in Worcester that can do up a good one.

It was Baja Grill, but that place closed 20 years ago.

For breakfast Altea's has the best french toast I have ever had in my life. I worked at Ceres Bistro a very long time ago waiting tables and I thought that was the best worcester had to offer.

For dinner because I LOVE sushi, Baba's is the finest I have ever had in worcester. Wicked Wings has the best fried chicken I have ever tasted in this city especially with their maple glaze they have. If not any of those the boynton is a pretty good place and the last place that serves ACTUAL haddock with their fish n' chips and have a pretty good menu but don't buy the pizza.

The best greek pizza I know of in the city can be found at Leo's T Bird even though they can be a bit stubborn with a greedy delivery driver but the pizza is worth it and it shows.

Does deadhorse still do the chef tasting menu?

Favorite in terms of what I usually order more than any other place: Thai Time