Worcester’s food and drink scene offers a range of establishments, from traditional pubs like The Cardinal’s Hat hosting quiz nights, to independent cafes and restaurants throughout the city centre. Many venues celebrate local produce, reflecting the region’s agricultural heritage which is also seen in events such as the Plum and Asparagus Festival. You can find places offering contemporary dining experiences, casual eateries, and bars for social gatherings. Diglis Marina also contributes to the culinary landscape with its riverside cafes and shops, often hosting unique food events and collaborating with local suppliers. These collectively contribute to the city’s offering for residents and visitors.
Milkshake Bar
ShakeAwayShakeAway is a milkshake bar on Pump Street in Worcester. The street is a short walk from the city centre and known for its independent shops and pedestrian access. ShakeAway Worcester has an extensive menu of made-to-order milkshakes.
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Browns At The QuayBrowns At The Quay is a restaurant on Quay Street in Worcester. You can find a relaxed atmosphere by the water, a short drive away from the city centre. Browns At The Quay is known for its steaks and Sunday roasts, serving classic British food.
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Pasta di Piazza WorcesterPasta di Piazza Worcester is an Italian restaurant on Broad Street in Worcester City Centre. Its location puts it close to the city’s shops and theatres, adding to the lively atmosphere. Pasta di Piazza Worcester is well-known for its pizza, as well as pasta and risotto.
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