10 Places in Central MA to Celebrate on Thanksgiving Eve
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Here are 10 great places in Central MA where you can grab a drink with friends before all the festivites on Thanksgiving Day.
New Englanders have been celebrating Thanksgiving since 1621 when the Pilgrims had their first bountiful harvest in the “New World”.
“We are open at 4 p.m. and close at 2 a.m. and we always have live music with no cover, Wednesday is one of our busiest nights!” says Sean Courtney, Bartender at Nick’s Bar and Restaurant. “It will be crowded we usually have a lot of people. Everyone gets to see their friends again - plus you don’t have to cook!”
Thanksgiving is also a national holiday, which means you can take advantage of not having to go to work the next day by reuniting a little earlier with friends and loved ones.
Take advantage of this once-a-year holiday opportunity and celebrate Thanksgiving Eve at a great local bar or restaurant.
Related Slideshow: 10 Places in Central MA to Celebrate on Thanksgiving Eve
Nick's Bar and Restaurant
Vintage Grill
Ceres Bistro
Parkway Diner
Still and Stir
The Boynton
111 Chop House
Leo's Ristorante
The Citizen Wine Bar
Sweet
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