

deadhorse hill is a seasonal american restaurant located on main street in downtown Worcester. A restaurant inspired by the New England landscape. We rely on the hard working farmers throughout the northeast and the fishermen along the coast to provide the best possible food at the table. In the evening the dining room offers a seasonal al a carte menu that speaks of the season, varying based on the availability of ingredients. our beverage programs focus on craft cocktails with high quality ingredients and a natural wine list that reaches to places unknown and native varietals.
A former hilltop hotel houses a rustic-chic New American dining room with daytime cafe & coffee bar.
Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 281 Main St, Worcester, MA 01608
Phone: (774) 420-7107
Website: http://www.deadhorsehill.com/
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Reviews
We will try make it a tradition and come up every so often from Boston. That’s how good it was (we had the spatzel 10/10, burger and fries 10/10 and the desert to die for, cheesecake with fried pistachio) Plus, service was impeccable. Everyone was so nice, accomodating to us being in a rush, tablewear and just general ambience was also so cute.
Such a gem!! Can’t recommend enough!
Huge shoutout to our server Emily who made my birthday celebration extra special and took great care of us. She sent out an extra app for us to try as well as comped our dessert.
The food was phenomenal really but what stood out the most was the dessert, which was a soft serve ice cream and sorbet twist but not just any….grana padano (cheese) flavor soft serve ice cream and chocolate pear sorbet with a balsamic reduction drizzled over top. Now having that for my bday with a candle on it was too fun!
I can’t wait to come back here and try the new seasonal menu items as they rotate in.
For the food, the caesar salad was tasty—great size and good croutons. For our entrees, I would easily order any of them again. The risotto, burger, and scallops (listed in order of preference) were all delicious. I loved the apple in the risotto and that goat cheese was to die for. The burger was perfectly cooked with great pickles. The scallops went well with the grapefruit (love that combo!).
For the service, Willie checked in on us and gave us updates on how our food was coming. He felt bad for the wait and not only brought us additional fries, but also brought over some mango sorbet, which might have been my favorite of the 3 desserts (chocolate chip cookies were soft and warm by the way, and while I didn’t love the chocolate cake, the homemade whipped cream was very good). We were very appreciative of the info he gave us about dessert, so we were still able to order some and make the show on time.
For the atmosphere, it was definitely loud and after an hour, it got very warm (part of the reason the mango sorbet was so refreshing!). Tables and chairs were comfortable enough (the plate the burger came on was a bit small though).
Overall, the experience was a 4/5 because of the wait times, the noise, and the atmosphere, but the food and service were both clearly the highlights and would be the reason to bring me back… just maybe not before a show!