Fuck Teamworks. I tried playing there a few years back and those players were aggressive as fuck and cared way too much about how many goals they scored. If it's still anything like that then steer clear. I second WideWorld. There's also a place in Taunton called Forekicks that I had a good time at, but it's a little further away. They do have a pick up teams night, which no one else has that I'm aware of.

This might be the first place I've lived where I don't have a go to. I hope this gets some traction because I'd love to see some ideas.

That's pretty cool. What do you sit on inside?

Elm St on the corner across from St Spyiron looking towards Park Ave.

How are those buildings to live in? Elm St seems like such a weird area to me, but I don't actually know much about it.

Doordash

Market 32 is definitely overlooked, however the last time I went to the one in Sutton they were outright missing 50% of the produce they would normally carry. I've never not been able to buy fresh broccoli, for example.

Patriots games. Doesn't help now obviously, but during the NFL season its a massive difference.

If you don't want to go to MB because it's busy I can understand, but why not at least go to Market32/Price Chopper. Shaws might be the most overpriced grocery store in all of New England.

That meal is going to be "stone cold" by the time you eat it, no matter what. Well, unless you're eating it in the store. Such a strange critique.

Seems fine to me. The layout seems exactly like every MB I've been to recently so I don't know why people are complaining about that. It's definitely not the busiest I have ever been to, so maybe that tempers me a bit to what it's like here. I used to shop at the one in Revere and also been to the one in Chelsea a lot and those were absolute zoos 24/7 with the only saving grace being going during a Patriots game.

Was just talking with a coworker the other day about a lack of Cuban food in Worcester outside of Cafe Reyes.

It's a crap shoot tbh

Meetup app is a good place to look. Not as active as other cities, but it does have good offerings.

Oh I have no idea if its operational. I can see it from where I live and have noticed it in the same position for awhile now. I'm just saying that in general turbines don't run on really windy days. They don't need strong winds to operate, but the stronger winds can cause problems for them so you'll see it off on the gustier days. As I said in another reply my thought is that they either cant get maintenance on it or can't afford it right now.

Typically, and I'm pretty sure exclusively, "Greek pizza" is formed in a metal pan. It usually has a bubbly, almost foccacia bread style crust.

Yeah I did read that wrong. I read it as 186. Fucking old man eyes over here.

So should I just go in to order? The response from the previous thread on this topic made me think it was a busy call ahead type of place.

I feel as though they could tow every car parked illegally on the daily and the fuckin morons in this city would still do stupid shit in clearly marked areas and complain about it. There was 3 cars in a row parked on the wrong side of the street (as in they were facing against traffic) across from me, which is what's banned. The police did the whoop whoop and they didn't come out. The cars were all towed about 12 minutes after midnight. The next snowstorm 2 of them were back, parked the wrong way, and during a ban. The next morning they were gone again. Haven't seen those cars since so I am curious what happened.

Not a good clue as it typically didn't rotate on the windiest of days.

Blade have been in the Y position for months now. My guess is that it needs maintenance. I've heard a fluid change can cost upwards of 25k. It's also coming up being 15 years old, if not more, which is the final 25% of the average life cycle of a turbine.

Dude is way too much of a doofus to be arrogant though, he's like the Gomer Pyle of pizza.

I don't think the wait is like that anymore. We got pizza two Friday's ago and we called at 4 and it arrived at 5.

I've tried to call ahead on a Friday night several times based on peoples recommendations and no one picked up. Are they even still open?

Antonio's has a great assortment of pizzas available for slices. No one else really has that. Their plain cheese is about as basic as basic pizza gets, but you go there because you want a couple slices of something different.