Reminds me of the ice storm in 2008. I was on Indian lake. My side was fine, my dad on the other side had trees down, power out for 2 weeks etc...literally a mile away.

Weather be strange.

Loving Hut is really good too! It’s Asian food that’s all completely vegan and some of my vegan friends showed me. Even though I’m not vegan I get takeout from there all the time because it’s so good

>, Baba's is the finest I have ever had in worcester

You gotta get out more. I wouldn't touch their food with someone else's fork.

Admittedly, I know people who work there that told me the sanitary conditions are low. Fish left out to room temp, sewage leaking in basement next to cooler and a box of panko that's in said basement that mice love and that they bread the rolls in.

Not to mention the fact that the owner runs a sweatshop with his immigrant employees. I've also heard they are part of the Chinese police station network that tries to control Chinese behavior/pressure Chinese nationals on US soil.

The food is mediocre. I know it's not the city but try the sushi at Willys Steakhouse in Shrewsbury. Kenzo trained most of the sushi chefs in MA and his sushi is impeccable. Old school with class.

Whenever Mama Roux is serving it's that truck.

When Mama Roux isn't serving it's probably Chashu or Red Pepper.

And the grilled octopus!

I live in Holden. I hear this joke too much.

I'm still a little bent over it.

OConnors restaurant is selling this all week. They will have plenty this weekend.

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Those pork sliders!

You know this is Worcester, Massachusetts — not England

Rice Violet

I'm over on a street connecting burncoat st and west Boylston st. It feels like we got the whole 12inches they predicted in my area. Lol I had to snowblow once and shovel 1 more time at like 1am after that.

Pampas. But bring your own water and don't ask for anything.

Belmont Vegetarian.

Weird lil place at hard to reach location with fantastic folks and delicious vegan stews.

Pretty sure it’s aging out. Being raised by boomers and older, it was very strong. My kindergarten teacher said drawer like “draw-ah”. My mom said Saturn like “Satin”. I still put “r” where there’s no R.

THE FIX

Me and my family said 2- and 3-decker. It’s kinda both.

My family literally never said triple decker and bought their 2-decker in the 50s.

Get the fried goat cheese.

3-decker for my family. I’m beginning to think we are some low level garbage using that term. Our family peaked with the multigenerational purchase of a 2-decker in the 50s. Then panic sold it right before its value skyrocketed due to a neighbor trying to burn his house down with a Molotov cocktail.

Commented a few times, but my decker dweller family said 3-decker. We only lived in Worcester after family immigrated from elsewhere. Maybe it’s a term for us poors. The URL has /three-deckers in it.

It’s probably both, but my family always said 3-decker and put 4 generations of pure decker trash through a 2-decker. Want some baked beans and hot dogs?

Definitely a family that said 3-decker here. 4 gens of 2-decker scum with a horrible accent I managed to avoid for the most part.

If you venture a little outside Worcester to northboro anzios is hands down my fav pizza around