Find out what American restaurants to try in Springfield. Springfield is perhaps best known as the birthplace of basketball and home of the Basketball Hall of Fame. (The story goes that local physical education teacher James Naismith invented the sport to fill the gaps between football and baseball seasons.) But this historic town on the shores of the Connecticut River is famous for a few other reasons and definitely worth a quick jaunt or weekend away. Springfield was the birthplace and home of beloved children's author and illustrator, Theodore Geisel, Dr. Seuss. In fact, the Zoo in Forest Park, a sure hit with the kids, is said to be the inspiration for many of his wild and wacky tales. Wander through the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden, at the Quadrangle, for a look at the Cat in the Hat and Yertle the Turtle cast in bronze. The city served as a major arsenal during the Revolutionary War, a role that is commemorated at the Springfield Armory National Historic Site, which displays an enormous collection of small pistols. History buffs will also enjoy the Connecticut Valley Historical Museum, a tribute to the ordinary people of the region who, during various periods in time, did extraordinary things.
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4 based on 124 reviews
I organized a bus trip to the MGM Casino in Springfield for a group of 50 adults. Before going to the casino, we had a buffet lunch at Golden Corral. The selections were varied and the food was very good (not gourmet, but very good). Salad choices were excellent, with fresh vegetables. Soups offered were piping hot and delicious. Main dishes were basic. At lunch time there are no great beef offerings. The desserts were plentiful and very tasty. Love that chocolate fountain! The pricing is very reasonable. Good value.
4 based on 115 reviews
Got to stop in here for quick eats. The burgers are all amazing as well as dogs and tenders. Reasonable priced and good kids meal prices. This is my favorite time when they have the burger tournament. Then top it all off with homemade ice cream which is best around!
4 based on 265 reviews
Built by Samuel Converse in 1862, the impressive Greek revival structure at 135 cooper street in Agawam, Massachusetts became home to the Federal Hill Club in 1936. Under the management of its owners, the Moretti family, that establishment remained a prem
M husband and I went to The Federal tonight for our anniversary. Very disappointed. My husband had made a reservation and we were seated promptly on arrival at a table that was so small it couldnât hold the menus. But that wasnât the only issue. The noise level in the restaurant was ridiculous. So much for romance. We actually moved to the bar where it was more quiet but we were ignored for the first five minutes despite having been sat by the hostess with menus. They apparently were switching menus tomorrow so there were items not available. Despite having told the person who turned out to be our waiter that our experience thus far had not been stellar he did nothing to rectify it. He was more attentive once we ordered but unfortunately it was not enough. The food itself was good but not sufficiently to offset the experience.
4 based on 302 reviews
Lattitude is quickly becoming the place to see and be seen with its Boston / San Francisco feel. Reservations are stronly recommended on a daily basis in this Chef-Owned and operated restaurant. Executive Chef Jeffrey Daigneau has taken casual dining to a
Honest Abe told me I cannot tell a lie. The food was good, staff was service oriented. The pricing got me down, the food is good, but not good enough for these menu prices. It was recommended by the staff at the Regency, with good reason.
4 based on 153 reviews
Memo's Restaurant has been serving breakfasts and lunch for over 50 years. We strive to provide our customers with quality ingredients and exceptional service. We were voted #1 breakfast in Western Massachusetts and #4 in the state of Massachusetts. We ha
If you live in West Springfield, or the area, Memo's is already on your list, especially for breakfast. Weekends are very full and parking is a challenge. Week day mornings are less crazy. The service is outstanding with a seemingly never ending coffee pot. The menu is extensive and offers something for everyone. One note of caution, during my last visit my friend didn't read the title of the omelete section, Four Egg Omelets does mean Four Egg Omelets. They are wonderfully huge and delicious and can easily feed two. My two favorite items on the menu are the home fries and the off the bone ham. If this establishment were housed in a dining car instead of a brick and mortar building, it would be one of the best diners in the state. If you are seeking out the best local gem for breakfast in our area, go to Memo's!
4 based on 120 reviews
Made to order burgers, fries and onion rings. Good and inexpensive option while visiting the Big E. Itâs just outside the fairgrounds. Beef patties are thin, so go got the double meat for $4.95. Fries and Onion rings are nice and crispy. Solid but not quite as good as In N Out burger.
4 based on 296 reviews
Good times, made locally. So we had this idea. That food can bring people together in a bunch of different ways. Neighbors with neighbors. Locals with local ingredients. And bourbon lovers with bourbons worth loving. In 2006, our idea became; b Restaurant
We went two nights running to this ârestaurantâ - it is actually an adequate burger bar. 1st night wasFine. But 2nd night - Not Good!! Receptionist is on her phone most of the time. Friday is apparently DJ night but when you arrive they do not tell you that and you cannot hear yourself speak when it starts. We ended up having to eat outside so we could have any sort of conversation. Music outside is âparental guidance rap musicâ so it with your kids you want to hear âmotherf*****â many times then you are in the right place! On a Friday this place is loud, staff are rude, you cannot hear yourself speak, the music contains swearing, and the food is adequate. This is a true review from a very unsatisfied UK reviewer who has been all over the world!!! The manager was professional but completely unwilling to help in any way.Hi Gharris1, First and foremost, we would like to apologize for you Friday night dining experience with us. We can completely understand your frustration as loud rap music is not an ideal setting for a family dinner. In an effort to continuously improve we would like to gather some further details about your visit. If you could please message us back with your best contact e-mail, we would greatly appreciate it. Again, we do apologize and look forward to the opportunity of corresponding with you.
4 based on 441 reviews
Hartford's premier restaurant group has opened in Springfield, Massachusetts at the newly renovated, state-of-the-art Basketball Hall of Fame, Max's Tavern promises to deliver the same dining experience that our Connecticut customers have come to know and
Max's is a favorite for business lunches. We have been here quite a few times. The booths are comfortable and provide a sense of privacy. The fish tacos were delicious, as was the chicken tortilla soup and the caesar salad with salmon. You can't go wrong by having lunch at Max's.
4 based on 423 reviews
Funky BBQ and Blues joint. Freshly smoked meats. Live music five nights a week. 21 plus after 9pm
BEST BBQ I (we) ever had.Called ahead b4 our Trip to Springfield MA.We were staying over to see Aerosmith in town.They told us to get there at 5 when they opened.They were not kidding. People were waiting outside.We got in, and was met with a smell of fresh popcorn. Great start!!!!Our server was awesome!! Super friendly, and she told us that we should pre-order the burnt ends appetizer as we order our meals, as they will be gone. We wanted something for our midnight snack in our room after the show. Apps: Hubby ordered a cup of gumbo. He loved it.I ordered the bourbon wings.They are to die for!For my meal, I ordered half rack of baby back ribs.OMG, they were meaty, tender, and fell off the bone, had to pick up with a fork.sides: honey slaw, baked beans, onion rings, corn bread. All were awesome.Everything was served hot.Hubby ordered the brisket and absolutely loved it. Said it was the best heâs had.Very tender.His sides: same as me, aside from onion rings, he got the Mac ân cheese.He wasnât super jazzed about that, not creamy, cheese enough to his liking.Did not dismiss his meal, he loved everything else.Note!!!!! The baked beans, alone are beyond amazing. I would definitely recommend these.Huge portions. Took rest home from hotel, and we will have for dinner 2nite.We cannot recommended this place enough.Awesome food, Awesome service, Great vibe and energy, reasonable prices.GO!!!!
3 based on 134 reviews
Masse's is a family owned and operated Seafood restaurant and fish market. Established in 1938, this 4th generation family business is a staple in Chicopee. We pride ourselves on giving our guests the ultimate seafood experience! We are passionate about s
Decent seafood at Competive prices! Fish & chips! clam chowder is very tasty! Clean updated restaurantThank you for your positive post... We appreciate your feedback and strive to always improve our business!
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