The Hangover Pub

This place is awesome! Stumbled upon it in a wild Google search for food nearby. Couldn’t be happier with the service and the food. Did not find one thing in my food to criticize and I usually don’t struggle with that. Recommend!

Best chicken and waffles I've ever had. Great vibe and the owner was there and very friendly. Also just went back and had the bacon dip with fried plantains, Brussels sprouts, and the pig belly burger. So amazing.

Super bomb food!!! Great customer service, friendly atmosphere and there was plenty of choices on the menu. I will absolutely be back!!

Delicious, something unhealthy for everyone. Expect it to be a leisurely brunch and call ahead. Carpool if you can because the drinks are delicious and parking is sparse.

I fully believe that if I were a pig, and knew I was going to become bacon, I'd be ok with it if I knew the bacon was destined for a crazy bacon margarita at this place. The food is awesome, the vibe is cool, and the staff is great... Love this place.

Trying too hard to be different. The Hangover has a great location, a good vibe, flavorful food and many craft brews on tap. However, the food combinations and choices are odd and looking over the brunch menu on a recent Sunday - very little was appealing - and none offered an option for someone trying to be even remotely healthy, e.g., the breakfast pizza was over-sized and piled high with egg, meat, etc. The beers on tap were all obscure craft brews (sours, porters and high alcohol ales). The only thing my spouse and I found appealing were some of their canned options.

Wishing we had come hungrier to try more items, but we did order the truffle fries and the Bacon de Mayo cocktail.The space was small, but had great decor inside. Service was great and the drink was good, but a little bit too sweet for my taste.The truffle fries were so crisp and so delicious! When I get back into town, I'm sure I'll be back again to have a real brunch! And try the Ramen next door!!!!

Went there for brunch. Was not disappointed. Got the brunch pizza and shared the blueberry cannoli stuffed pancakes. Cool interior decor as well.

Best place for creative drinks and comfort food in Worcester. The customer service is on point, bartenders very interactive, and the owner is around to make you feel right at home. Definitely my go to spot any time I'm in the area!

The Hangover Pub serves some of the best food in Worcester, and at great prices. If you want great food served by great people, you will enjoy the Hangover Pub.

Food is amazing lots of comfort food. Clam chowder is wicked thick and full of clams and bacon. Can't go wrong with any of the small plates! Atmosphere is great and bartenders are very helpful. But please change the T.V.s seeing the same slide show pictures over and over again gets old especially when you are on am uneventful date!

Friendly staff with good service. Pretty much empty on a Friday night at 7pm. The burger was a good size with great toppings. Ordered medium rare and served medium well, but not dry. The bun was stale and not toasted or grilled. The whole thing crumbled apart pretty easily. The bacon was thick cut and perfectly cooked, the fries were amazing as well. Great beer selection.

All the whispers and ratings are and should be great the fact I’ve tried food here I’ve never had before and loved both plates here is my top choice soon ill be making my way through the ramen menu !!!

This place is INCREDIBLE!! The food was top notch and the food was amazing. The ambiance is like no other. The bulkier guy with the beard and flannel (Joe I think his name was?) was attentive and super friendly. Will be coming back and recommending to others soon, without a doubt!

The Hangover Pub, self-proclaimed as New England's first Bacon Gastro Pub. The promise of craft cocktails and all things bacon had me excited for a new experience. The cocktails were on point - a creative twist on the classics (Sage Grape Gin & Tonic and Spicy Mule). Unfortunately the meal was hit or miss. The flavor of the Bacon Bourbon Wings was sweet and smoky. The bacon crumbles were cooked to perfection but the wings were considerably undercooked. The Bucatini was al dente with big bold seasonal flavors. The Brisket Burger was disappointing, the barbecue sauce was generic and the overcooked egg had me wishing for that ooey gooey yolk. Some level of redemption came with the Bacon Brownie Waffle, which was finished with candied pecans and pumpkin spiced ice cream. The atmosphere was fun. The staff was attentive and friendly. I'm not willing to give The Hangover Pub high marks just yet but I am willing to them another shot. I want nothing more than to see the food scene in Worcester continue to evolve. Maybe next time I'll stick to brunch and bloodys.