Primera clasificación Restaurantes y cafés en Worcester

Casey's Diner is touted to be amongst the oldest diners that are still operating in the United States. The diner is renowned for its steamed 'snap' hot dogs. This dining establishment was also included in the National Register of Historical Places in 1999, and continues to serve the best hot dogs in town.

Deadhorse Hill is one of Worcester's finest cafe and restaurant. Taking its name from the event - The Dead Horse Hill Climb that used to take place here from 1905 - 1911, the lively restaurant and it owners are trying to reincarnate the buzz that used to echo from this place. The restaurant and the cafe serves delicious meals all day long. The menu offers raw bar, steaks, grilled swordfish and a vast selection of wines to go with it. Go for a sumptuous brunch here and try a variety of specialties like waffles, shakshuka and pancakes. You can also rent the space for your private events, be it personal or corporate.

As you walk down Shrewsbury Street, a beautiful cream colored cottage will welcome you to Mac's Diner. Established in 1931 this family-run restaurant is one of the oldest in the city. The menu features salads, sandwiches, chicken preparations and more. You can also bring in your own wine bottle to complement your dish. On warm summer nights, guests can gorge on their tantalizing fares at the patio. A haven for relishing meals, people flock to this place for lunch and dinner. Nestled close to the fringes of Cristoforo Colombo Park, you can enjoy a stroll here before or after your meal at Mac's.

Ralph's Rock Diner is an illustrious diner in Worcester, Massachusetts. The eye-catching decor is a varied mixture of artifacts and hand painted murals that give the place a free spirit vibe. It is popular for live performances by local as well as renowned artists and visitors are drawn to the electrifying ambience at this venue. Not just the music but the food also has garnered a lot of attention with hand crafted burgers to tide you over until midnight.

The Whistling Swan is a gem in Table 3 Restaurant Group along with Avellino and Cedar Street Grille. Formerly known as The Duck, this restaurant is housed in a building that the founder Emory Bates built in 1855. The Whistling Swan offers a classic American fare of burgers, sandwiches, salad, ribs and chicken. The menu features a refreshing entree list to highlight the best ingredients every season has to offer. Visit this restaurant, for a delectable lunch or dinner fare, that beings its daily service from 11:30a onwards.

This little diner has been called many names - Miss Toy Town Diner, Worcester Lunch Car Company #815 and Bernier's Diner although it is best known as Blue Moon Diner. One of the oldest eateries in town, it is located 102 Main Road. Serving predominantly traditional American meals for great prices it is open everyday for breakfast and lunch, from 6a onwards.