Just outside the city of Worcester is Hebert Candies. Founded in 1917, Hebert Candies has been New England's primary producer of chocolates and candies. The mansion, purchased by the owner in 1946, has been home to the candy company ever since, with chocolate made on the premise and a complete candy store inside. You can find seasonally-themed chocolate pops, a do-it-yourself ice cream bar and even hold birthday parties or other events at the mansion. Tasty chocolates and unique sweet treats are the reason to come out here to pick up some goodies for the kids or yourself!
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.
Since its establishment in 1979, The Sole Proprietor has been offering the locals and visitors to Worcester with delectable cuisine made from seafood. Guests can enjoy fresh catch from the sea at the raw bar or creative concoctions at the sushi bar. For a change from the sea fare, guests can chose from steaks, chicken dishes and salads. They offer a gluten free menu to accommodate those with dietary restrictions. Along with Via Italian Table and One Eleven Chop House, The Sole Proprietor is a gleaming gem of the Worcester Restaurant Group.
This restaurant has been around since 1969, it is a well-established local institution with a crowd of regular customers. They have a dining room serving up traditional American fare and a separate bar area. Choose from over 51 varieties of beer from well-established craft breweries, as well as their special cask-matured ales. Small plates and hearty mains are available on the menu, making it ideal for a meal out with friends or family. Try their cherry pepper calamari and apple-baked brie, they go great with craft brews like Ballast point and Bar Harbor. A selection of French, Italian and American wines are on offer for non-beer drinkers, and seasonally-inspired craft cocktails too.