Tom & Marissa’s Worcester Guidebook
Schools and Universities
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
100 Institute RdClark University
950 Main StreetUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School
55 N Lake AveCollege of the Holy Cross
Wonderful school
Airports
Worcester Regional Airport
375 Airport DriveBoston - Logan International Airport station
One Harborside DriveSightseeing
Woo Sox Team Store
100 Madison StEntertaining
You might want to check on what events are happening at this facility. There may be live concerts, a ball game, trade show, etc.
Sentro ng DCU
50 Foster StFrom Edward St to Polar Park is just 1.8 miles, five minute drive away.
From Iowa St to Polar Park is just 3 miles, 10 minutes away.
From Parkerville Rd or Woodland Rd to Polar Park is just 16 miles, 28 minutes west.
Polar Park
From Edward St to Polar Park is just 1.8 miles, five minute drive away.
From Iowa St to Polar Park is just 3 miles, 10 minutes away.
From Parkerville Rd or Woodland Rd to Polar Park is just 16 miles, 28 minutes west.
Terrific place to see a show or concert
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The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts
2 Southbridge StTerrific place to see a show or concert
Grocery Stores
Nearby Grocery Stores
Asian Supermarket
50 Mill Stwide variety of ingredients spanning multiple asian countries
Price Chopper
221-223 Park AveGreat prices
Food scene
Via Italian on Shrewsbury Street is a nice restaurant that’s reasonably priced. That’s just less than 2 miles away from our Airbnb. Also on Shrewsbury Street are many good restaurants from all walks of life.
If you like seafood, the sole proprietor is nearby and has great atmosphere and good food.
If you like Vietnamese food, “My Sister’s Crawfish II” and “Pho Dakao are also our favorites and even more reasonably priced.
There’s so much diversity in food I’m sure Yelp will help guide you. One of my favorite restaurants, not in Worcester, but just a few miles down the road in Webster Ma is Point Breeze
On Webster Lake. This is the introduction from their website:
Point Breeze was founded in 1881 as a private men’s sailing club on the shores of Webster Lake (also known as Lake Chargoggagoggmanchaugagoggchaubunagungamaugg). At the turn of the century Point Breeze became a showcase for weekend exhibitions and entertainment for all of Worcester County. During the “Roaring ’20s” Point Breeze Pavilion welcomed regional businesses for their summer outings. Employees would feast on Shore Dinners and local snap- ping turtle soup while enjoying softball, swimming and bowling. For the next fifty years the Gawle family operated Point Breeze as a seasonal function facility catering to area businesses, weddings and a daily restaurant serving the general public. Since the 1980's The Dupont Family has added many amenities bringing us into the 21st Century.
Through the years the buildings and grounds have changed but the Point Breeze facility has always remained in business making it one of the few restaurants to serve the public the entire 20th Century.
Today, Point Breeze on Webster Lake is a year-round full service seafood restaurant, destination function facility and entertainment venue offering lakeside wedding ceremonies, outdoor deck dining, holiday buffets and commu- nity sponsored events. We provide a panoramic lakeview, great food and always friendly service making us the place where families meet.
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Point Breeze
114 Point Breeze RdThere’s so much diversity in food I’m sure Yelp will help guide you. One of my favorite restaurants, not in Worcester, but just a few miles down the road in Webster Ma is Point Breeze
On Webster Lake. This is the introduction from their website:
Point Breeze was founded in 1881 as a private men’s sailing club on the shores of Webster Lake (also known as Lake Chargoggagoggmanchaugagoggchaubunagungamaugg). At the turn of the century Point Breeze became a showcase for weekend exhibitions and entertainment for all of Worcester County. During the “Roaring ’20s” Point Breeze Pavilion welcomed regional businesses for their summer outings. Employees would feast on Shore Dinners and local snap- ping turtle soup while enjoying softball, swimming and bowling. For the next fifty years the Gawle family operated Point Breeze as a seasonal function facility catering to area businesses, weddings and a daily restaurant serving the general public. Since the 1980's The Dupont Family has added many amenities bringing us into the 21st Century.
Through the years the buildings and grounds have changed but the Point Breeze facility has always remained in business making it one of the few restaurants to serve the public the entire 20th Century.
Today, Point Breeze on Webster Lake is a year-round full service seafood restaurant, destination function facility and entertainment venue offering lakeside wedding ceremonies, outdoor deck dining, holiday buffets and commu- nity sponsored events. We provide a panoramic lakeview, great food and always friendly service making us the place where families meet.
Pho Sure
114 Boston TurnpikeOne of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants in the area.
You can't go wrong on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester for some great restaurants. Our favorite (not on Shrewsbury St) is The Sole Proprietor for seafood. There's also Worcester Public Market for a kind of food court of local business owner restaurants which I think is really interesting. Think Venezuela food next to vietnamese food stalls in the same building. It's right by Polar Park which is where the minor league baseball (Red Sox) play. If you have time, I suggest trying to catch a game there instead of in Boston.
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The Sole Proprietor
118 Highland StYou can't go wrong on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester for some great restaurants. Our favorite (not on Shrewsbury St) is The Sole Proprietor for seafood. There's also Worcester Public Market for a kind of food court of local business owner restaurants which I think is really interesting. Think Venezuela food next to vietnamese food stalls in the same building. It's right by Polar Park which is where the minor league baseball (Red Sox) play. If you have time, I suggest trying to catch a game there instead of in Boston.
Meze Estiatorio
166 Shrewsbury StTerrific, authentic greek food
Fantastic food options - think multi cultural food court options - each "stall" is a small business owner - walking distance to Woosox stadium
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Worcester Public Market
160 Green StFantastic food options - think multi cultural food court options - each "stall" is a small business owner - walking distance to Woosox stadium
Altea's Eatery
259 Park AveGreat place for breakfast and brunch
Pho Dakao
593 Park AveReally authentic vietnamese food
Not only a great place to grab a sandwich but they have live music as well.
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BirchTree Bread Company
138 Green StNot only a great place to grab a sandwich but they have live music as well.
Shopping
If you're looking for an eclectic place which combines antiques and hand made items, you should check this place out
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Crompton Collective
138 Green StIf you're looking for an eclectic place which combines antiques and hand made items, you should check this place out
About a 30 minute drive from Worcester, if you're looking for outlets - this is the place
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Wrentham Village Premium Outlets
Outlet BoulevardAbout a 30 minute drive from Worcester, if you're looking for outlets - this is the place