A Definitive Guide to Eating in W...

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We may not be a sprawling metropolis with endless restaurants, but that doesn’t mean you can’t stop by for a bite to eat. While Bostonians might look down on us, that doesn’t mean we don’t have a lot to offer. (Have you ever heard of basketball or Dr. Seuss?) After all, we are responsible for their water source. Nevertheless, here are some great restaurants on the other side of Worcester.

Student Prince Cafe And Fort Restaurant

8.0

Springfield | German, Gourmet

Rated by 2 people

Long-running German tavern & dining hall. Family-run spot, serving German food & beer since 1935, with a huge collection of steins in the bar.

Blue Elephant Restaurant

10.0

Wilbraham | Thai

Rated by 2 people

Red Rose Pizzeria

10.0

Springfield | Italian

Rated by 1 people

Pizza & pasta at this family-run joint. Down-to-earth pizzeria, run by a brother-sister pair, serves pies, salads & other Neapolitan fare.

Max Burger

8.0

Longmeadow | American

Rated by 1 people

BlueWaterSushi

10.0

Ludlow | Japanese, Sushi

Rated by 1 people

The Federal

10.0

Agawam | Gourmet

Rated by 1 people

New American dining in a historic home. New American cuisine with Italian & French influences served in a stately Greek Revival building.

Johnny's Tavern

9.0

Amherst | American

Rated by 1 people

Seasonal American dishes in stylish digs. Casual mainstay with a dark, warm atmosphere preparing a select, thoughtfully sourced American menu.

Judie's Restaurant

9.0

Amherst | American

Rated by 1 people

Steaks, seafood & popovers since 1977. Casual spot with bright decor & an extensive American menu featuring signature popovers.

A Definitive Guide to Eating in Western Mass

By
Caroline Lasorsa

Caroline Lasorsa