

Spacious Irish memorabilia-lined eatery cooking up creative takes on classic comfort fare.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1160 W Boylston St, Worcester, MA 01606
Phone: (508) 853-0789
Website: https://www.oconnorsrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
If you like Irish music, this is your place. I was surprised to hear a couple of country and Western songs slipped in among the usual today. Food was good. Service was okay, not as great as we’ve experienced previously, but fine nonetheless. The coffee was not piping hot but tasted okay. I expected better like previous times.
Again, not the norm, and not something management can control. The aisles are about normal, but there was an infant highchair that was partially blocking our way today.
There were a couple of patrons coughing, not a lot. Uncomfortable for me, a germaphobe. Unfortunately for me, this is something I have to expect in public gatherings.
Sorry, I didn’t think to take photos today, but I’ll post one my wife took.
The new menu is quite limiting compared to what was offered previously, so it was disappointing and took us a while to find something to order. We checked the menus associated in the reviews, but it must have been the old menus.
But the problems started with the drink order, then food order and then paying for the meal.
Not getting the drink order correctly, then the server forgetting to order the extra take out order and not informing us until after the kitchen closed. Then after providing two credit cards to split the bill, they put the entire charge on one credit card. Later cancelling the charge and redoing the charges.
The food wasn’t great. The haddock was dry and the vegetables tasted like they were rinsed in soap water. In retrospect it was good that they forgot to make the take out order.
It was sad to realize it’s not the same as we knew. Hopefully they will figure it out and return to the quality level of good and service it was previously know for.
But the RACISM several members of our party experienced were inexcusable. While all white members were acknowledged and immediately brought to our large party, two of our friends who arrived individually were completely ignored.
One waited for 10 minutes, while the other waited and finally left. The people before them in line were acknowledged, behind them, and they were continually ignored. The only difference – is my two friends weren’t white.
As a long time frequenter of this establishment, I was beyond embarrassed, horrified, angry and disgusted. I will be letting people on other social media sites know this is you treat all people.
Food
• Barbecue Wings – One of the highlights! The wings were incredibly tender, falling right off the bone, and the barbecue sauce was flavorful.
• Hummus – A bit of a letdown. It was bland and reminded me of store-bought hummus, missing that fresh, rich taste.
• Seafood Pie – Surprisingly delicious! It had the comforting flavors of shepherd’s pie combined with a creamy, clam chowder-like texture. Definitely a standout.
• Stuffed Chicken Schnitzel – This dish had too much going on for my liking. With mashed potatoes, vegetable spread, and stuffing layered on top, it seemed to overwhelm the chicken itself, which also didn’t feel fully cooked through.
• Desserts
• Blueberry Brownie Sundae – A pleasant surprise! The blueberry added a unique twist to the typical vanilla sundae, making it sweet and enjoyable.
• Tiramisu – A disappointment. It tasted more like a vanilla angel cake with a slight coffee flavor and chocolate drizzle. It lacked the creamy mascarpone texture and rich espresso-soaked layers of a true tiramisu.
Ambiance & Service
The restaurant itself is spacious, with a cozy Irish pub atmosphere. Each seating area has its own “street name” theme, adding a fun touch to the décor. Irish music plays softly in the background, enhancing the experience. The service was fine—our server made sure we had everything we needed, and the process was quick and easy.
Overall Impression
For the price, Restaurant Week at O’Connor’s is a great deal. While some dishes stood out (like the seafood pie and barbecue wings), others missed the mark (hummus and tiramisu). The ambiance is inviting, and the service is efficient.