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Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Sterling. Sterling is a town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. The population was 7,808 at the 2010 census.
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7. Draught House Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Travelbugsforlife
Stopped here on a Friday night with my husband for dinner. We were told the dining room would be about a 15 minute wait or we could sit in the bar area. We sat in the bar and had a nice waitress. I had read on some reviews that this place had been renovated, but I think that it might have been renovated 20 or more years ago. The decor is very old and really doesn't have an identity. Overall the food was good, prices were reasonable, especially the drinks, but the decor was depressing. I had the French Onion soup and it was the highlight of the whole meal, I would recommend that and that would be the only reason why I would go back.
6. The Luxury Box
Overall Ratings
3 based on 33 reviews
First time here. It's tucked in a strip mall but the way they have the space broken up is great for your own party for games, etc. Well thought out with big screens every where.You have to try the grilled pizzas. Good calamari too.
Reviewed By lfuertes
Have been before but this time food is average at best. Service mediocre. Menu needs a lift....same stuff...but not as good. We went because we couldn't get in anywhere else...which says a lot. Won't be going again any time soon.
5. O'Connor's Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 783 reviews
Reviewed By I326TFdavew
Iâve eaten here a handful of times and Iâve always enjoyed the atmosphere as well as the food and drinks. My last visit was a bit disappointing. I ordered the Acadia Seafood Platter and it was overcooked and not enjoyable. The veggies on the platter were also overcooked and tasteless. Other meals in our party of three were up to standard and very good. My wife asked about gluten free bread and was warned by the waitress that she would not recommend it. She brought a sample for her to try and indeed, it was awful. This restaurant has a lot of good things going for it but it still has room for improvement. Also, finding a palatable bread for those with dietary restrictions would be a plus.
4. The Gazbar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By 18_20
First time visit. Will return. Nice looking place and was rather busy on a Friday at noon.The service was fine and the server friendly and quick.Burgers, fries but some other choices as well. I tried the meatloaf panini with a choice of side (fries, chips, potato salad etc). $9. May sound a little odd but it was good.Typical sorts bar with lots of TV screens.
3. Simpleman Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By GoochieGal
As long as you don't mind a little loud, this place is great! Burgers and fries are awesome, service friendly and fast. A great mix of "cheers" and restaurant. Fun trivia, karaoke and live music! You gotta try it!
2. The Black Sheep Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By TonyMundain
Out and about so we stopped for a beer and some snacks. They have the best crispy wing, good selection of sauces, better than B-dubs chain wings. Real thin crust NY style pizza, unlike the dreadful greek style junk you find in every central Mass âhouse of pizzaâ. Had no problems with service here, they were all over us and friendly. Its a little bar / tavern, not fancy so donât expect fancy.
1. Chocksett Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Claire S
Just a simple relaxing atmosphere with a separate bar area, great diverse restaurant menu and prompt servers. Food was well presented and prepared as ordered. Adequate time was allowed to enjoy drinks and appetizer, although we skipped the appetizer but did enjoy the warm dinner rolls with soup and salads.Our entrees choices included fish, steak tips and a slow cooked apple seasoned pork shank over a wonderful squash mash with green beans which was not overly seasoned but was extremely tasty. We all really enjoyed our meals and also the overall environment that allowed us to converse with one another without shouting, which is a major asset in my book of dining.
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