Submitted by MARetro t3_yl1t0q in WorcesterMA
tugaim33 t1_iuxhts1 wrote
I feel like the whole Worcester Renaissance thing is dead. Places closing up shop or moving out left and right.
NativeSon508 t1_iuxqlop wrote
Or maybe there’s too many friggin “burger” themed restaurants. That and the video game bars. In reality, there’s only so much demand. How many times a month do you want a $15 burger? Everybody is trying to be something that everybody else is already doing or done. Some originality goes a long way
moisheah t1_iv1cqt5 wrote
Based on the other current thread sounds like Worcester could use a Dim Sum place 🤷♀️
Karen1968a t1_iv6hw0o wrote
It will be interesting to see if you are correct. The place going into the Hangover, positions itself as a martini bar with gastro pub food. To me that doesn’t sound like a winner, but I guess it might meet your criteria of originality
Unlucky-Boot-6567 t1_ivonxiu wrote
gastro pub = burger bar ugh
JohnnyGoldwink t1_ivblynd wrote
Yup. Burger joint is the last place I’m going for food. The whole concept of going out to eat (for me) is centered around getting something that is a serious pain in the ass to make at home, or trying something i’ve never had.
SuperSpartacus t1_iuxnlyq wrote
Because they’re being outcompeted by better businesses lol
outb0undflight t1_iuyfq6j wrote
The beauty of the Worcester Renaissance is it never really starts. It just revs its engine but never takes its foot off the clutch. They've been saying, "The Worcester Renaissance is just about to really kick off!" since at least 2005. But it never does, really.
tugaim33 t1_iuyjesi wrote
Yeah, I hear that. I feel like it’s always one or two steps away from Worcester cutting loose.
gnarlypizzaseizure t1_iuzqzqf wrote
It's almost as if 80% of restaurants close within 5 years or something...
very_random_user t1_iuy4u4p wrote
During boom times it's normal to open too many stores, the not so good ones always end up dying.
Unlucky-Boot-6567 t1_ivonub1 wrote
A shitty restaurant closed
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