Two popular Worcester establishments yesterday announced reopening plans amid the loosening of COVID-19 restrictions and the coming outdoor dining season.
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Brew City on Shrewsbury Street, which has been in hibernation since Jan. 17, posted: "Thank you for all of your DMs, emails, and calls! We have been floored with the community feedback. As of now, we are pleased to announce that we are back, March 19th @ 4pm! See you then!"
Then, shortly before 5 yesterday, the Beer Garden on Franklin Street announced: "It's official! We are reopening on April 13. Now hiring for all positions."
The Beer Garden has been in hibernation since November.
The Beer Garden is part of the Grid District in Downtown Worcester. So far there has been no word about other Grid District establishments in hibernation: Franklin Street Fare, Revolution Pie + Pint and Craft Table & Bar.
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