Greater Good Imperial Brewing Company

Stopped by today with my pup after we hiked. First visit to the brewery but always have been a fan of your beer. Jim was so friendly. Loved my pour and tenders. Can’t wait to come back with my pup. Thank you!

The beer was ok. Gg Vibes is the best. Their flagship beer was very disappointing. Found out they have been bought out recently. Very sad. I see it going like most buy outs do. Degradation of quality and consistent experience. The wings were good and the staff was on point. Though a lot were upset about the recent buyout and change of ownership.

I had a very satisfying lunch today at Greater Good. After having one of their beers (GG Vibes) at Bazille in Burlington I just had to visit their brewery. I had a flight and every single one was delicious. My favorites were Juice Daddy and Pulp Daddy. I also ordered the Double Garlic Parmesan Wings which were perfectly fried and seasoned. My only complain is that they don't have a moose skull sticker, that being said I look forward to another visit.

Awesome place to unwind. The atmosphere is fantastic, and the staff is super friendly. The beer? Absolutely delicious! 🍺 However, the chicken fingers and fries left a bit to be desired. Super salty fries and way overcooked chicken but the sauces were good! I look forward to trying some other food. Overall, it's a great spot to enjoy some quality brews with friends.

I hosted a surprise birthday party for my husband at Greater Good and it couldn’t have gone better! The space was a good size, the food was delicious and the people were great to work with! My main point of contact was Bella, she was friendly and responsive to my emails to work out the details. Mason was the lead bartender that night and took great care of our group and was super nice. I have no complaints and will definitely go back for the food sometime! I’m not a beer drinker, but everyone else enjoyed the beers and thought the variety was good! Definitely a good spot for a party!

Good beers and decent food. Great service. The food alone would be a 3.5 for me due to the lack of seasoning, but the beers and ambience got this up to a 4. The sours selection is pretty interesting. The bourbon barrel stout was also pretty decent. I think their IPA’s are also quite drinkable. The food was good, but under seasoned. The house chips were crispy, but needed a dusting of some type of seasoning. They weren’t salty or savory. The chicken sandwich came with tortilla chips, but desperately needed a pico or guacamole side…or maybe the beer cheese. Munching on plaint tortilla chips isn’t too exciting. I had the burger with beer cheese. The beer cheese was exceptional, but the patty itself could have used more seasoning. The bacon and cheese helped flavor it, but it still needed something. Update: the fries now have the perfect amount of seasoning! They have a light crisp! I also had the delicious Nashville chicken sandwich.

Really fast and friendly service even when busy. Good selection of beers. A quirky and kinda hipster vibe, in a good way. Nice music. My companion had a root beer float and a french onion grilled cheese, which were both excellent. I had crispy fried brussels sprouts, and while the sauce and seasoning for my sprouts was good, I only ate half the sprouts myself because a lot of them went beyond crispy into black and burned - a bit too bitter for me. If I go back and there's no burned food, I'll raise my rating.

One of my favorite breweries. The tap room is good sized, large selection of beer on tap and to go. Food menu is more than adequate to make your tummy happy. Service was excellent..we had Deb and she never left us waiting for anything and had plenty of recommendation.

Wanted to try a new Brewery so we stopped here. What looks like a non-descript factory actually turns into a nice little U-shaped bar with plenty of TV's and they had a good live singer the night we went. The beers on tap looked great. We went with the two variations of Pumpkin because of the time of the year. Both had a great pumpkin taste and one had a hint of vanilla. The food was ok. Wife said Nashville chicken was really good as were her fries. I had a Caesar wrap, but it didn't have much chicken so I wouldn't get it again. Waitstaff was by committee, anytime one went by they asked if we needed anything. I would recommend the beer here in a heartbeat, just be aware that the alcohol content was usually 8% so watch it lol

They need more and better trained staff- we kept having to flag someone down to get food or drink, is pretty pricey for what you get. When we waited well over 30 mins for beer and finally asked someone they said "well, lost your order" which seemed...not helpful.

Beer is excellent. Waitstaff, questionable. Kitchen often closes early. Waited over 10 minutes to try to purchase take out at 9:45pm on a Friday and no one at all to help any customers. For an awesome brewery it should have a stronger staff presence in their restaurant on a Friday night. Come by in the middle of the day for take out. That's the pro move.

We stopped at Greater Good for the first time. Inside is great and has plenty of seating. Service was excellent, friendly, and helpful. Beer was great. Had my first pumpkin beer of the season with a rim of cinnamon and sugar. Highly recommend. Food was good pub fare. Chicken tacos were filled with tender meat. Chicken tenders were fine, and the chips were good. We got four four packs to go. Highly recommend.

Stopped by greater good for their after party after their greater good beer festival. Their sour Guava beer was so good! The band playing was a lot. Great place with great atmosphere to visit with friends or family. I would recommend to grab a bite somewhere else and maybe enjoy their apps there if you get hungry again. I tried their food and it was alright. Their pork carnitas tacos had almost no carnitas in them, but for the environment I still give this place 4 stars! They have a big parking lot which is great. Would definitely recommend stopping by if you are in the area for a drink.

This was our latest stop on our brewery tour. We arrived early on a Saturday afternoon and they place was still pretty empty. We were given a choice of where we wanted to be seated and we picked a high top. My partner was disappointed in the beer selections because they had a LOT of IPA's and he's not a fan of those at all, he chose the Equality Lager draft and I was happy that they had hard seltzer's (I'm not a beer drinker, just here for moral support!!! Lol). As it's the end of covid restrictions (hopefully) it was our last time being forced to order food. My partner was hungry so he ordered the burger and fries, he said that the burger was good, nothing special, but the fries weren't good and he left them. I ordered the pretzels with dipping sauces, these pretzels were TOUGH...I'm surprised I didn't pop a crown on my tooth!! At 11.99 for two probably from the freezer pretzels I would expect something pretty good. Our server was excellent and the place is pretty nice, but there really wasn't any wow factor. Some places are good because of beautiful outdoor patios, some have amazing food and some have a more diverse beer selection. I can't think of anything I would tell someone that they need to stop here for.

A great brewery that leans heavily into NEIPA's. Greater Good has a dark, cavernous interior, the perfect place to escape on a hot Summer day. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon, we figured the place would be absolutely packed, but there was plenty of indoor seating. Note that they're very dog friendly, so feel free to bring your pooch. The big caveat here is that the beer selection is 70% NE IPA, which is to be expected for this part of the nation, but if you're coming here expecting to sample a variety of different styles, you might want to pump your brakes. They do offer a handful of sours, which are actually quite good, as well as a stout or two and hard seltzer. I was tempted to deduct a star because the menus are a bit of a mess. Most breweries will have a large board with everything currently on tap. Greater Good instead has a board with the day's specials (which seem to rotate pretty quickly), a piece of paper with the weekly specials (which was outdated and from the prior week), plus the regular menu (which only contained food). Ultimately we ended up ignoring almost all of those and ordered based on their website + some advice from our server. The process was a lot more convoluted than it needed to be, and we actually ended up ordering the wrong weekly special flight, because they had given us a flyer with last week's specials. Our server was pretty rad and very attentive, so we got it sorted out pretty quickly. Overall a pretty good experience, especially if you like Northeast style IPAs!

Greater Good produces some very fine New England IPA's! Their PULP series which comes in various versions is excellent! The two beers I have had were pretty much the same in style. Both were Hazy New England IPA's from the PULP series but despite being the same style both offered a unique flavor between the two. It really boiled down to what hops they used and how much. The DDH Pulp Daddy and the Nelson Pulp Daddy even involved dry hops for both. But with the DDH more dry hops were added. Love the varying subtleties but still getting the general PULP recipe for both beers. Lots of fun doing a comparison/contrast study with the flavor similarities and differences.

I found this spot on the way to a wedding in Northern Massachusetts. The brewery had lots of great and interesting beers. The listing was diverse, but IPAs were quite heavily represented. For us, that was a plus. A few of note that caught our eye was the Imperial Pumpkin Ale (Giant Pumkin) and an Imperial Sour IPA with Peaches (Peach Funk Daddy). They also had their own spiked seltzers on tap. So many options to choose from. We sat, sipped, and snacked on some chicken tenders. The tenders were good and everything else we saw come out of the kitchen looked delicious as well. After we finished our flights, we picked up a few cans of our favorites for friends and then we were on our way. I would definitely stop here if around the area again. They had indoor and outdoor seating. They also allowed dogs inside and out as well! There were quite a few pups in there soaking up pets as their owners sampled the goods!

Fantastic staff and food was great for pub food! Outdoor atmosphere was different on many levels... you'll understand if you take the time to enjoy!

GG is ez top 3 brewery in MA... and I've been 42 of 'em (yeah I track). Fantastic brew on the IPA/malty side which is my jam but they've been expanding out to lighter beers which is good for the gals. They also got pretty good food which is a bonus for a brewery, amazing swag... especially tees that have a perfect athletic fit and are have been some of my favorites (weird? I don't care) This place has it all with great outdoor/indoor seating, ambiance, live bands, outdoor-lighting, dog friendly, fun events... all boxes check except no foliage/wilderness vibes but that's not really a fault... however I've seen similar commercial location breweries use crafty Ivey work to capture this however this is more for proof that I'm not ride or die this place. Convenience for Worcester is hard to beat considering central and near highway location.. with other places to go near it but not too much. They are also at Polar park and have been spreading that pulp daddy all throughout MA for further proof of their dam fine work. All said and done, if your looking for top tier brewery that gives Treehouse a run for its money then this is the place. Out.

First time stopping in today. Stopped in on our rainy Wednesday trip down to Foxwoods. We sat at the bar and our beertender Kendra was so nice and knowledgeable on all the beers. We had the small portion of pretzels bites (15 pieces served with beer cheese and honey mustard sauces) with our flights - highly recommend those! We will be back for sure!

The food was great, the service was great, the setting was great, and I heard the drinks were great from my partner. While there I had a medical issue and fainted, and luckily for me one of the beer tenders, Rachel, was a trained medic and was by my side helping me immediately. She was so kind (as were all the employees!) and she really took care of me. She even gave me cold brew, water, and a little cup of snacks for my ride home. She is an absolute treasure and I'm so thankful she was there tonight. Thank you to everyone there tonight.

Great beer and amazing burgers! Cool ambiance and giant lifesize plates moose! I highly recommend!

Apparently Massachusetts is just jam-packed with breweries and local craft beers. This past weekend, we put on real pants and decided to have our Worcester brewery cherry popped. This place was the easy winner with a food menu. Up until now in my life the breweries I have visited include carlsberg, guinness, heineken, and dogfish head. So....with those expectations, this place wasn't quite what I was anticipating. This place is essentially a bar with a bunch of steel vats in the background. Upon entry, we were confused and it took us a few minutes to realize that it's a, seat-yourself situation as this is not blatantly stated anywhere. Our cluelessness continued while we tried to figure out what to order. There were about 6-8 draught options, almost all of them IPAs with one porter and maybe a stout or two. As someone who isn't particularly fond of IPAs, I would have preferred a touch more variety. I went with the goodnight moon porter and tinasaurus snagged the puff daddy, which has apparently won Massachusetts' most tasty IPA. For food, there are two vegetarian grilled cheese options: the classic with like 3-4 kinds of cheese and the caprese with tomatoes, fontina, and pesto. We ordered the latter and threw in an order of the bavarian soft pretzel with mustard and beer cheese for good measure. We told the bartender we had no fucking idea what we were doing as this was our first visit. She was initially patient with us and described the draught options but that patience ran out real quick. I don't know about you, but when I enter a self-serve-type place, I make a bee line to the ordering counter. I don't waste time trying to wander around the dining room looking for a place to sit. For this reason, we hadn't found a place to sit when we placed our order. We were on the receiving end of some attitude from the bartender when we didn't know. I would expect bartenders to be accustomed to interacting with drunk and annoying people so the fact that we didn't yet have a seat shouldn't get your panties in a bunch. After placing our order, I agreed to keeping my tab open. I closed my wallet and was trying to put it back into my purse before starting towards our table. While I was putting my wallet back, the bartender was like "...we keep your credit card here...." with a condescending tone. Ok...can you relax? Jesus. We were able to find a table near the back. There are a bunch of old school video game machines and a pile of toys, seemingly to entertain kiddos while their parents knock a few back. I'm not a parent by any means but a brewery is probably not the place I would choose to bring my children. This is definitely the first time I've seen toys for kids at a brewery. Towards the end of our stay, it was more like chuckie cheese than a bar experience with kids running all over the place, yelling, hitting the walls, etc. Now that I've gotten the doody stuff out of the way, I will admit that the food was very good. The grilled cheese was cheesy and tasty. My only criticism is that I would have preferred thicker bread but otherwise, it was a great grilled cheese. The pretzels were incredible. They were soft and juicy, in a pretzel-kind-of way. When they first came out, they were too hot to eat. The beer cheese and the mustard were two of the best dips I've had the pleasure of slathering on my pretzels. Don't leave this place without ordering the pretzels. The beers themselves were just ok. I could take them or leave them. If you want to bring your dog and/or kids for a nice family outing, this is probably a good place to do so.

Greater Good is a great addition to the Worcester brewery scene. The location.. albeit a bit odd (not really near other restaurants, etc), is very convenient. There is not a lot of room to be outside on sunny evenings, but there are a couple of picnic tables for outdoor seating. Inside is open and airy with an industrial vibe. There was live music the evening we went, and it was good. There was plenty of seating and the beer was GOOD! Keep in mind they specialize in high gravity beers... a little goes a long way. We weren't expecting much in the way of food, but the hubs got a Cuban and said it was really good! We'll definitely be back!

This is such an amazing brewery. There is ample parking and plenty of table and bar seating inside. I like that you wait in line to order and they serve right there. We ordered two or three beers each and also enjoyed some fresh, soft pretzels with beer cheese and mustard. The pretzels definitely hit the spot. We also enjoyed the live singer that was playing mid visit while also playing some street fighter 2.

Fantastic local brewery with a little bit of everything! They have live music on the weekends along eith all kinds of events throughout the year so be sure to follow their Facebook and instagram pages

Crush Groove and Pulp Daddy all day every day. The pretzels, nachos and the burger are highly recommended! Great ambiance and friendly staff.

I've had Greater Good's beers in the past and love the Greylock. Now that I live down the street from here I decided to pop by the other day for some beers. The service was great and the Greylock and Wooo are delicious. I think I might prefer the Wooo as it's lighter, but if you're into very strong IPA's, you should try both.

So this place has the potential for 5 stars because the brewery was packed with a very cool vibe. It had a great patio and plenty of seating indoor with a well balanced beer and food menu, but the service was AWFUL. We were seated fairly quickly but no one came to take our order. Now I'm a super patient, non- confrontational person but after 20 mins of waiting without being acknowledged by anyone we went to the bar to order since there were 3 bartenders literally just standing there, and we were told to have a seat and someone would be with us. After an additional 15 mins of waiting and watching staff literally stand around chatting we decided to leave. Now because we were from out of state and really wanted to try the beer we decided to buy canned beer and have our own private party in the parking lot.

Been here a number of times. I love the beer and the atmosphere. Being able to play Street Fighter 2 is always welcome and the food's pretty good. I've also brought in food. The outside is a little odd, so it's not amazing in the summer if you're into outdoor drinking, but the inside's nice generally. Spacious, nice bar, clean. I really like their beer. A lot. Of the four breweries in Worcester, it's my favorite.

This was our first visit to Greater Good Brewing Company. Recommended by several people, we decided to hit it up on our drive through Worcester. The place was hopping! Lots of space inside, and what looks like ample parking, but on a Friday it was PACKED and hard to find a open spot. They have a small menu of food for purchase. A large variety of beers which we were excited about. Especially IPAs which are our favorite. We both got flights. My flight was all IPAs and to be honest although I loved all of the IPAs that I tried. They all started to taste the same. We will definitely make a trip back the next time we are in the area.

Good beer, bland food, bad service. Just come here for the beer. My burger was dry, overcooked, and unseasoned. Nachos also overdone and under seasoned. Dark haired woman with blue tshirt and black pants was as unpleasant and rude as I have ever seen. Would not answer questions about the beers and got snarky when asked about the heat level on some menu items.Server w short gray hair was nice. Buy the beer. Eat somewhere else. Actually, most people coming in were buying beers and leaving. They have it right.

There is nothing bad I can say about Greater Good. We were blown away. We were passing through Worcester and decided to stop for outdoor dining at the last minute. They had plenty of distanced outdoor seating and had someone opening the door if you needed to go inside so that you wouldn't have to touch the door. In addition to good safety policies, they had fantastic food and beer. My wife and I both got flights and enjoyed every beer we tried. The standouts were definitely Shine On and the pumpkin milkshake IPA. We also had the buffalo chicken dip and the pastelitos and both were so delicious. We will definitely be stopping back here any time we're in the area to grab some more beer.

Amazing beer...but can we talk about the test kitchen!? It's amazing. I went for the first time today and got the lobster roll; am already planning a second trip. Like, this week. Maybe tomorrow. Who knows. The lobster roll was BOMB; something about it was just totally different than others I've had elsewhere. And the dipping sauces for the chicken fingers (my husband got those) were so unique. For real. Why is this a "test" kitchen? You all graduated. Take my money. Forever & ever.

They offer "Social Distancing" takeout great brews. Pay online and they will bring out your order and place on a table. Great service during these times.

2020 update: get the fried chicken sandwich when you visit the GG taproom, it's AMAZING. Excellent brewery in Worcester, every beer they make is solid. Even though they're known for and specialize in imperial brews, the Soul Purpose sub-brand is amazing as well. And now they have their own hard seltzers! Food is good, small menu but the popular items you'd expect from a brewery are there and done well. Menu specials and food trucks from time to time too! Staff is awesome, all are really nice and friendly, and are also knowledgeable about the beer that's on tap; if you ask for a recommendation, they'll be able to help. Dog-friendly and they have a parking lot!

Beer here was top notch, albeit a bit expensive if you plan on drinking at the brewery ($8-9 for a 10-11 oz pour), perhaps the best of my weeklong trip, during which I visited about 10 breweries. However, beer here is much less expensive if you buy cans ($14 or so for 4 16oz cans). Aside from beer, service was truly excellent, especially if you sit at the bar, as we did. Didn't try the food, though it did look good. Note that this place can get quite crowded, as it was fairly packed the day I went, which was not on a weekend.

Friendly Atmosphere Gone 3 or 4 times in the past month. I like just about everything I've encountered. The beer is high quality with a wide variety and with canned offerings for sale. Some beers are always on tap and canned others are on a rotational basis. But, if your favorite is out of rotation, so far, I've seen one of the same style offered. Bar seats are comfortable and they have a limited menu so you can order food and they also usually have a bbq food truck outside as an alternative. Bartenders are usually friendly and attentive. Patrons range in ages, both singles and couples, those who want to chat and those who keep to themselves or their group - so it's a great mix overall. Tip 1: The place can get extremely busy so be prepared if you go on typical out night. Tip 2: The place is basically on the outskirts of Worcester so your not really near the rest of the action in the city. It is Worcester so I'm not sure what that means sometimes. Thanks

Fantastic local brewery with great beer and good food. When I am in town I make it a point to stop in on Wednesday's to enjoy the trivia night and a few beers. They feature a nice open atmosphere and a very friendly staff. I've always been pleased with the food and have never had a bad experience here. The beer is also excellent.

Waitress had an attitude with us from the minute we walked in. After being absent from our table for 30 minutes wouldn't serve us a second drink.

Beer is great but they barely have any vegetarian/vegan options. It's 2022, get something interesting veg people can eat in your menu. They also always take forever to serve me the simplest foods in the menu.Guac and chips should not take you an hour or more to serve when nobody else is ordering food. Might come back for beer but have no interest in wasting my time expecting to eat here.

Greater good has it all. Lots of great seating, an incredible variety of beers, friendly staff, and a nice selection of food and snacks to enjoy.

I have visited a few times. I really wanted to like it. Firstly I will say their Pulp and Goodnight moon are just delicious and I will highly recommend them. I tried their Shook Ones and Octoberfest and these two just seemed to miss the mark. I was really disappointed to be served a flight in small plastic cups. Environment awareness aside, it really was a put off. Combine that with their 12oz pours at a 16oz price and it just felt worse. Their cans are cheaper at Wegmens than at the Brewery so I am really trying to find the pull to go back.

Beer is fantastic but customer service is absolutely atrocious. I have been getting kegs from them for a year now for home draft system. Every time I go to exchange they give a choice of one beer. I ordered ahead once and it wasn't available when I arrived. After last keg I decided not to do any more. I returned keg today and confident the amount reimbursed was not not deposit given a year ago. Finally my Deposit I paid for in cash was returned on crappy gift card!!! Owner and staff need to serious lessons in customer service. Will get my greater good at a liquor store with great customer service. Will never go back. Anyone want a crappy gift card? It's somewhere in the parking lot!

the beers are great, the service is great and the atmosphere is great. the food was a tad bit delayed, however the guy in the kitchen was preparing all food by himself and he was doing a great job. we left an extra tip on our check yesterday for him.

I have read other reviews on this place and I am a little surprised other people didn't have the same experience but... went last night and was a little disappointed. They were out of some of my faves from their Soul Purpose line so I got a galaxy IPA that was fine, not my new favorite but fine. My wife was served a 7$ warm beer from a can that was undrinkable. There was no seating available and the line for pours was quickly growing to more than 20 people. Knowing we were at least 20 minutes in line for another round we left. I have never seen a less functional set up for a tap room with the whole line up for a beer thing. There were seemingly only 3 people pouring beers for the entire place. I'm glad they were busy but I probably won't be back for a while.

We discovered this place during crazy Covid times and loved it. We were excited to come back and try their food since they have a legit kitchen. The onion rings are fire and the fried chicken sandwich is so good. But the lobster roll, hard pass. Maybe my fault for ordering, but probably the worst lobster roll I've ever had. I figured I'd try it bc why would they have it on the menu if it wasn't good, right? Wrong.. Come here but skip the New England summer fave and stick with the fried stuff & the Buffalo chicken dip.

Dog friendly!! Lots of beer and seltzer options here. The beers have a pretty high alcohol content here, so be careful haha. Awesome drinks and great food.

Pros: -Excellent beer. I don't even like IPAs but their NE IPAs are amazing and super drinkable and juicy. -Nice atmosphere. They have games and food. Their patio is minuscule but they made the small outside space they have to work with very nice. -Friendly staff -Ample parking

Love all the drinks, especially their seltzer's. The food is also amazing and worth every penny.

Most importantly, the beer here was really good. Lately I've been to breweries that had okay brews and a cool location. Greater Good has good beer, good vibes, and good food. I really enjoyed the "Pulp" and "Smoooth" IPAs, and also had a great charcuterie. The inside is huge with plenty of seating, drinking games, and arcade games. Check em out!

Favorite brewery in Worcester hands down. Love the location and the brewery along with the sick logo. This place has games on games on games to play along with a variety of beer most IPA but a few other options as well. They do serve food and the pretzels were pretty good! It's a nice place to go get a few good beers, play some games and hang with some friends. Go and check it out. The day I went here I was at two other breweries in Worcester and wasn't as impressed until we went here. I enjoyed the beer, the food and of course the atmosphere!

Delicious beer, amazing granite bar, wonderful space. I have been twice and will definitely go the next time I am in Worcester.

Great beer and great environment! Some of the tastiest IPAs in the city, that are never too dry or bitter. All have their own unique flavors which is different than some of the other breweries in the city. They have something to do for the whole family, with all sorts of board games and life size connect four. Most nights I have been there they have had live music playing, and good live music at that! Never seem to have anything but a great time when I go there! The "pour line" could move a bit faster, but they do handle a high volume of customers. They have most of their beers bottled in four packs that you can grab to go. A little pricey, but you expect that when you want a good quality craft beer. Awesome place, fun time, #1 brewery recommendation in the city.

This brewery is great. Its a nice open space in an unasssuming building. They have live music and a food menu. There is ample parking. Its across the street from dacostas pizza. The people that work there are all friendly and helpful. Theres plenty of space to sit with your friends and play games, listen to the music and just chat. The beer is delicious. I have stuck with mostly their porters and stouts and they have all been fantastic! They have a stout called heart of ma that is one personal faves. I love that this place always smells like hops. You can see the big brewery tanks behind the bar on the other side. They have a wall of merch as well. This place is also walking distance from my house. This brewery is just doing everything right. So glad they moved onto millbrook st. Definitely a brewery to visit!

This is a cool hangout spot. I don't drink beer but they have other options. Recently went for dog fundraiser night and had a great time.

I visited this taproom four times over the past three weekends, and this place has yet to disappoint me. The beer selection is top notch, and is still expanding! Not only do they serve their imperial brews (8-14% ABV), but they're finding their way into the session range (4-6.5%) of beers as well. Most, if not all, are quite tasty! Get a pint, get a flight of four, get a four-pack of cold cans, get a growler... just go and get some beer! Now, let us get to the food. This place does not have your typical bar food... rather, some of the best grilled cheese sandwiches outside of my own kitchen. :) The Cubano is their take on a Cuban, but using turkey instead of the roast pork. No matter, still extremely tasty. Turkey club with bacon aoli? Yes please! My wife loves the Maui Wowie with ham, pineapple, and BBQ sauce. Want to bring the younger ones with you? No problem here. They also serve Polar sodas, Gosling's ginger beer, and even a root beer float! (Though if you ask nice, they will make the float with the Gosling's. That's a tasty treat!) There's a play area for kids, as well as vintage video games where you can still play for a quarter. Brings back the memories of the 80s right there. Live music on Fridays and Saturdays, food specials, and even the occasional special brew tap... this place is the best new addition to the Worcester craft beer taproom scene. This is my new haunt!