What to do; where to dine and shop; and what you don’t want to miss
Worcester is located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and is part of Worcester Township, along with Bethel Hill, Fairview Village, Center Point, Heebnerville, Providence Square, and Cedars. The Township was named after Worcester, England, and was founded in 1733. It has a population of approximately 10,000 people and includes two buildings on the National Register of Historic Places: the Anthony Morris House and the Peter Wentz Homestead.
The Vibe
Worcester’s overall vibe is a pleasant blend of small-town charm and modern life. Its suburban feel leans more toward rural than big city, providing an excellent way to enjoy modern amenities while relishing a peaceful atmosphere.
Where to Eat and Drink
Add these eateries to your list so you know where to go when you’re feeling hungry in Worcester, PA.
Nico’s Pizza — This local family-owned pizzeria serves gourmet pizzas and authentic Italian fare. It also has sandwiches, salads, and seafood dishes. Nico’s offers catering services for weddings and other special events.
Mario’s Restaurant and Pizzeria — You’ll find this casual gem in the Worcester Golf Club. Sit outside to enjoy your meal as you take in the golf course sights. The pizzeria is family-operated and serves a varied selection of dishes at reasonable prices.
The Farmhouse Restaurant — Only a few minutes away from the Worcester Golf Club is the Skippack Golf Club, which is home to a historic farmhouse in Evansburg State Park. After a renovation, the farmhouse became a lovely restaurant that features incredible food, special events, and live music.
Where to Shop
Whether you’re shopping for someone else or yourself, you’ll find several opportunities to find something special in Worcester.
Worcester Beverage Company — Pick up some refreshing beverages for your next party, game night, or dinner date. Worcester Beverage Company carries a wide selection of beer, wine, microbrews, wine coolers, and much more.
Fabulous Folks — This charming shop is housed in a barn and offers a diverse assortment of treasures. Find a quaint gift or something for yourself as you search through the home decor, candles, and other accessories. The shop also showcases work by local artists.
Center Point Pond — This store is aptly named since it’s located next to a pond. The pond was dug in the 1950s and served as a favorite hangout spot. The family-owned shop focuses on helping people get everything they need to create the perfect pond, including sharing the knowledge and experience of its staff. Children love to learn how to fish when they visit, and adults appreciate the friendly, helpful service as they learn all about water gardening.
Three Things You Shouldn’t Miss
Round out your itinerary with these three attractions to make the most of your visit to Worcester, Pennsylvania.
Worcester Golf Club — Visit the Worcester Golf Club to polish up your game or relax over lunch at Mario’s Pizzeria while you watch others play. The club features an impressive 9-hole course and also offers lessons to golfers of all skill levels.
Merrymead Farm — Merrymead Farm is in nearby Lansdale and is a great way to spend the day with friends or family. There’s a bakery with tasty sweet treats, ice cream, and other surprises. Enjoy encounters with friendly farm animals or check out special events. The farm hosts exciting Christmas festivities, including a train ride and a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Claus.
Peter Wentz Farmstead — The Peter Wentz Farmstead is one of the Worcester locations listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was built in the 18th century and provides educational tours and programs to people of all ages. The farmstead also hosts events throughout the year, many of which simulate activities and customs from the past.
Check out more of what’s happening in Worcester Township and see what it has to offer. Enjoy your visit!
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