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Booked 1 time todayGreat food and service! More
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The food was good, it's always good! They were a bit short on wait staff that night, but we were a very large group so I'll cut them some slack on that! I will say that it's too bad the ping-pong/party room is so run down, it was a great idea when it started-nice tables/paddles. But now, there wasn't even one good paddle and only one of the 4 tables was playable (2 warped and one with no net). More
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Drinks on the patio first w attentive service and good cocktails. Water! Very chlorinated and server said it was filtered. The food was excellent starting w the beef tartar, crispy calamari and butternut/crab bisque. We asked to share two entrees which we were told they would be happy to do. The plates were lovely but I wished they had advised us there was a $7.50 charge per entree. I am still glad we shared the venison. Will go back soon. More
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Hosted a celebratory lunch at Leo’s in honor of our daughter’s graduation from a nearby college. The restaurant was fabulous in all ways. From excellent service to delicious food to reasonable pricing tonjust about everything. We could not have asked for more. I/we highly recommend this restaurant. More
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First time visiting this family owned restaurant. I had brought my girlfriend and her two sisters; and they were very happy with the experience, the service and food. Myself, I had ordered a tenderloin medium and had to return it as it was served rare. But the waitress and staff handled the request very well and were able to serve the tenderloin as I requested. Their wine selection was decent; room for improvement, perhaps having a sommelier revise the selection. Our first choice off the menu was not available; which never reflects kindly on a restaurant that is striving to be Worcester’s top Italian Restaurant. However, the waitress, who was rather new and inexperienced at handling guests who know and appreciate wine, did the right thing and got the manager to help us with an alternative selection; which was appreciated, and we all enjoyed the recommendation. Ambiance is nice and where we sat provided for a quiet dining experience. In the end, I would revisit this restaurant. Their staff and service were outstanding! And they handled their mis-steps eloquently. Want the 5 stars, improve your wine selection and have available what is on the menu; and nail down the difference between rare, medium rare and medium when it comes to meat temperature. Just the same; 4 stars for a very good dining experience! More
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We love 110 grille! Their food is absolutely amazing along with stellar customer service! Employees are so allergy knowledgeable! More
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I love Peppercorns for their pizza and salads. Since I am on a diet...the salad was amazing. Almost as good as eating the pizza. More
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Saw the great reviews and decided to make a reservation on a Saturday. Everyone enjoyed themselves and the food and wine were great. The place looks beautiful and the soft Greek music and Greek server made me confused about where I was for a minute. I will be back More
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Small intimate cafe. The menu is limited and yet the choices are varied and the food was fresh and very tasty! More
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Came here on a date night and was not disappointed. The venue is very nice new and clean. The food was amazing and the drinks are interesting with a ton of kick. More
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Everything was great except I think the outside seating area needs updating. We traveled there because it had outdoor seating but were kind of disappointed with the chairs and tables; They need new ones. More
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Easter Brunch - array of food available was great! Everything was delicious. We were in from out of town for a wedding so Open Table helped in finding this gem. More
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As soon as we heard the restaurant was opening we made reservations and we went on day two. We were seated immediately and the staff certainly was up to the task of a full restaurant. We started with the Stuffed Peppers, Calamari and the Meatballs. All served quickly, hot and very good. The pepper itself being the most popular. It was actually better than the stuffing which was a bit dry. Entrees were the Sausage Cacciatore, Gnocchi with Lobster, Gnocchi with Vodka Sauce, Chicken Park, Carbonara and The Linguini with Clams. All very good especially the parm. Very flavorful and tender. Watch out with the Clam Sauce, lots of red pepper and a little sand. Strange too that there was no Salt and Pepper on any of the tables. My only gripe of the night... The wine pours are brutal. It's poured at the table, sometimes inconsistent with the amount but not sure ever reaching 3-4 ounces. At $10 and $11 for the house brand, very disappointing. Still I'll be back, great spot for Italian in Worcester. Looking forward to Sunday Dinners. More
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Discover Worcester
Although Worcester is in Central Massachusetts, its traditional, ethnic neighborhoods and restaurants evoke the culture of Boston. Shrewsbury Street features a mile and a half of shops, neighborhood bars, bistros, nightclubs and more. Home to more than 40 restaurants featuring cuisine from around the world, this street has the distinction of being named Restaurant Row. Local musicians perform in bars and clubs on Restaurant Row. When night falls on Worcester, it's time to head to the Canal District, the former Eastern European neighborhood, and its many restaurants, bars, and clubs. The Canal District Farmer's Market is open every Saturday all year-round. Here, you can buy organic produce and gluten-free foods.
Discover Worcester
Although Worcester is in Central Massachusetts, its traditional, ethnic neighborhoods and restaurants evoke the culture of Boston. Shrewsbury Street features a mile and a half of shops, neighborhood bars, bistros, nightclubs and more. Home to more than 40 restaurants featuring cuisine from around the world, this street has the distinction of being named Restaurant Row. Local musicians perform in bars and clubs on Restaurant Row. When night falls on Worcester, it's time to head to the Canal District, the former Eastern European neighborhood, and its many restaurants, bars, and clubs. The Canal District Farmer's Market is open every Saturday all year-round. Here, you can buy organic produce and gluten-free foods.
