Red Pepper and Wan Wang but for a small neighborhood place, I like Dragon Chef on Grafton Street.

There's one on the common in June, one in Millbury in May.... they're all over the place. All equally suck.

Find your favorite food truck this summer and follow it on social media. Say Cheese has two trucks and does the Thursday night in Shrewsbury a bunch and is almost always at Tree House Brewing.

Unfortunately they recently closed down.

Hand of the Chef is just that, whatever they want to make you. I've gotten some really creative meals that way.

Do they actually have vegan dishes or is it all fake meats?

Woah, thank you for this! I had no idea.

It gets pretty rough down around Austin to Pleasant Streets, the other end of Park has better viewing.

I know this is a pizza place, but they also have a great steak and cheese.

Depends on what you're into, Worcester has diversity but if you give more details you'll get better suggestions.

It's not so bad, it's that the marginalized people who are being forced to leave Worcester are settling there so it gets a reputation.

This was the same thing with Webster a while back. Like every place, it has its troubles but it is what it is.

You're right, but it's definitely happened. It will again, I'm sure.

Soon they'll claim the budget is gone even though we've barely had snow. Happens every year.

Brew City is one of those places that I ask, "How is this place still open?"

No one is ever there and when they email specials, they're so low that they have to be hurting.

I completely agree with you!

This is from 9 days ago.

Calling it ash from a two weeks ago train derailment is the scare tactic. It's dust from an OK dust storm two days ago.

City Line Diner, Main Street.

I have had them as the family mechanic for years. They always give fair assessments and don't nickel and dime you for labor or costs. If you ask them to check on an issue and they couldn't find anything, they don't charge you.

Several things I've had done on my car that I had done elsewhere have cost several hundred less at Tony's.

Tony's Automotive in South Grafton is amazing.

It's the Sunday paper, usually a lot of it is printed from The Boston Globe.

I was there last month and it was pretty dead. Facebook says it's permanently closed but there is no official post one way or the other.

THEY USE THE WATER PICK! I had never used one before and once they used it they were able to clear out a huge calculus of tartar on my teeth. No scraping needed, such a huge weight off of my shoulders. The scraping is the worst part for me.

Same! I have followed Dr. Feeley since before he struck out on his own.

No judgement and he is careful and caring.

So they used to serve food but they stopped about a year ago. Now it's just beer and a place to bring the prepared food you can purchase at the hot bar.

There are TV's and board games.

Something inexpensive is the Elm Cinema in Millbury. It's 6 bucks a movie, cash only and they have inexpensive concessions.

A&D pizza is also right across the street and also not too pricey. They have good humor ice cream novelties.