Worcester Public Market

Checked out the local vendors and food stands at WPM and was delighted at the variety of different cuisines! It’s Faneuil Hall meets mill no 5. We got a Cuban rice bowl at Little Havana’s. The guava marinated pulled pork was stellar. 10/10 flavor. Paired with the avocado sauce and it was knock out. Strolled around until we came across Momo’s dumplings. Served to order and paired with dipping sauces. Definitely coming back to take frozen ones home! Bumblebee teas helped counter all the savory snacks. Peach iced tea with lychee jelly. I loved all the different flavors and toppings to choose. Will be coming back with the fam for a spring excursion. My only pain point was that parking in the lot was tight and the card reader to pay for your parking was fussy. It took 3 attempts to read my card. But I love the community atmosphere!

Great food and they have a great variety. Very chill atmosphere you can vibe do your own thing eat and hang out with friends or go there by yourself to grab a bite to eat. There are many different styles of cuisine and they also have a bar.

Pasta Mani pop-up at Ruby Doo's in the Worcester Public Market was an absolute success! We kicked off with a delicious tomato salad with burrata, caesar salad, & prosciutto with melon. The drinks were crafted by Drew at Ruby Doo's, with standout cocktails being the flightless bird & slick rick. My pasta dishes, loaded with garlic & rigatoni, broccoli rabe, & sausage, were phenomenal. We took the tiramisu to go. The service was top-notch, & every bite was savored.

Essentially a “village” of boutiques/retail stalls, cafe, brewery and food court with a number of different cuisine choices (Cuban, Venezuelan, Indian, East Asian, American, etc.) As there is significant housing development occurring in the district, I anticipate that the tenancy and use of this space will continue to evolve with the influx of new residents. Ample paid parking (on the street and lots) contiguous to the market. The immediate site and facility is accessible for physically handicapped persons.

What a fun experience. I ate at the poke bowl stall. I was guided though selecting each layer of my poke bowl by an expert. Suggestions were made as to good combinations but I was free to choose exactly what I wanted. Vendors don't usually offer the level of service this person did. He even came around to the public tables to make sure every was enjoying their food and brought to go containers. I was very impressed. Oh, and the poke bowl was fresh and excellent. I will be going back