Sturbridge
Sturbridge is a charming New England town of almost 10,000 people (2020) in southern Central Massachusetts approximately 60 miles (96 km) west of Boston. Sturbridge is probably most famous for the Old Sturbridge Village living history museum.
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Annie's Country Kitchen
Possibly the best place to eat in town for breakfast. It is very popular with the locals, and rightly so. The meals are large and at a great price. There are a good amount of specials, from fun ideas with pancakes and waffles, to huge portions of almost everything on the menu on one plate. The atmosphere is cozy and feels like you are sitting in grandma's kitchen. It is not very large, with a small bar in the middle with tables on either side. The walls are covered in artwork from local artists, as well as photos of people in town, and the local Little League teams that the restaurant sponsors over the years. There is a kids menu as well as a lunch menu. Good food for lunch, but more popular with breakfast.
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BT's Smokehouse
A BBQ joint right on the main drag. Incredibly popular, hard to find a parking space sometimes. They don't serve alcohol, but it is BYOB and there is a liquor store next door. BT's is that rare place that does all different meats justice and has a big selection: chicken, pork, two kinds of ribs, and brisket. Despite the crowds, it's usually not hard to find a seat and there are also a few tables outside.
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Churchill's Village Eatery
Simple food, good quality, friendly service. The size of the meals are fairly large, with the muffins double what you would get at a fast food establishment. There are not a lot of tables, so getting there early is ideal, around 9AM or earlier. There is a variety of meals, from cereal, oatmeal, eggs, French toast, pancakes, waffles, and more. Great meeting place for a casual hangout in the morning. Typical small-town diner, what more could you want?
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Enrico's Brick Oven Pizzeria
Great brick oven pizzas, and selection of Italian fare. Great bar, good ambiance. Best seats are either at the bar or sitting right at the kitchen, watching them create your food front and center. A family favorite.
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Gido's Brick Oven Pizza
Family friendly pizza restaurant. Also serves ice cream. Has good seafood options.
Sun-Wed 11AM-10PM, Thu-Sat 11AM-11PM$20-$30
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Saw Dust Coffee House & Dessert Bar
Serves coffee, alcoholic beverages, and pastries. Dinner hours also have daily entrees. Friday and weekend evenings have indoor live music.
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Sturbridge Coffee House
Great local business that serves quality coffee and pastries. Serving breakfast foods as well as soups and sandwiches. Plenty of seating with tables and over sized couches/chairs. There is also a fireplace and internet access. It is a great place to go and meet up with friends and do your homework or just get work done.
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Thai Place Restaurant
Thai food. Near entrance to Old Sturbridge Village. Great food and good prices. Food is spicy, no children's menu. Serving sizes are large, and very filling. The atmosphere is relaxing and cozy. Staff if very friendly and from the area. The decorations resemble a foreign land, and the smells remind you of being in a different country.
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The Duck
In addition to the restaurant, there is live music in the evening, varies. Typically on the weekend.
Tue-Fri 11:30AM-9PM; Sat 11:30AM-10PM; Sun 11:30AM-8PM
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Wicked Licks
Open seasonally in the late spring through the summer. A great family friendly atmosphere. Has a small lawn with some lawn games for outdoor eating and family fun.
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Cedar Street Grille
12 Cedar St
Mon-Sat 5PM-9PM
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Sturbridge Porterhouse
407 Main St
Sun-Tue noon-8PM, Wed closed, Thu noon-8PM, Fri Sat noon-9PM$50-100
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Sturbridge Seafood
376 Main St
Mon closed, Tue-Thu noon-8PM, Fri-Sat noon-9PM, Sun noon-8PM$30-$50
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Teddy G's
Pub-style food with bar. Has weekly trivia nights.
Mon closed, Tue Wed 11AM–11PM, Thu-Sat 11 AM–midnight, Sun 11AM–10PM$20-30
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