Perfect Game

Good place to hang staff always been good to my wife and I. Food okay limited menu. Assorted customers who just want to have a good meal with a few drinks watch the game or listen to music and relax. Parking non existent city street.

I had only been there in their capacity as a club. It was frankly awful, cramped and crowded (due to lack of alternatives). The idea of making out with or god forbid dating someone you met there is fundamentally repulsive.

Went here for Worcester Restaurant week. It was very quiet the night we went so we pretty much had the whole place to ourselves. Our waitress was very friendly and nice. She brought out our drinks, checked in on us, and was attentive without being annoying. I had the Coconut shrimp appetizer, Seafood fetticini Alfredo, a Watermelon Marguarita, and some banana cheesecake thing for dessert. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised, the food was not «bar food» at all. The chef even came out to see how our meals were. My seafood alfredo was creamy and super rich, with a ton of fresh seafood in it. Better then some of the high end restaurants I’ve had it at, and the coconut shrimp was really good too. The Banana dessert I didn’t care for, but it wasn’t because it wasn’t good, it was just not to my taste as I don’t like cream cheese much. I would totally eat here again, and think the food was way above average for a bar! Check it out! You won’t be sorry!

Hmmmm. Where do I start? Yes, that is a question welcome for responses cause honestly I DO NOT know where to start. I guess the logical place to start would be with the word «joggers». Yes, I was supposed to put the parenthesis outside of the period but let’s let that slip for tonight ;). Joggers, yeah they are «pants» right? Are they athletic wear? I mean I guess they are if you are thinking outside of the box and being a ducking asshole. But that is aside the point. The point is this place is not good enough to deny two young strapping jogger wearing men the privilege to buy 5+ RBVs from your establishment. Like why? Are you guys from Hollywood? Manhattan? This is ducking Worcester! Worcester! Like why? Perhaps give the bouncer who was working the Saturday night shift a raise because he had to deny $cashflow$. I’ll prob stop right now cause I’m about to eat a piece of pie! see ya neva! Minus 2 stars boooooo. Wait, why can’t I rate minus 2 stars?!
I just googled no joggers allowed and the only place that did not allow joggers was Pinterest. That is probably a lie because about 20% of the guys that wear joggers visit Pinterest on a daily basis. Even though I am not a part of the 20%, maybe i will be soon, i forget where I was going with this statement… But nonetheless this place is a hole in the wall. A hole in the wall of Worcesterpeace, love, and hideki Nono! Or was that just a no hitter. If it was was you should rename the place hideki Nomo because you are not a perfect game hehe

This place has everything one would expect from a local sports bar. Comfort food, a wide selection of drinks, friendly service, and clean bathrooms, too! They’re always willing to put on whatever game you’d like to watch. It has street parking, though there is also a paid lot right on the street.

I’ve never eaten here. This review is solely on its merits as a bar, of which there are none. The most obnoxious crowd of people I’ve ever seen, the worst DJ I’ve ever heard, and its kind of pricey for what it is. Also, they let waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many people in at once.

Service No Good, Food is Gross, and the Beer Tasted Like Mold. Don’t eat Here. I had a really bad experience here. Not a place for people from out of town.

The food here is actually surprisingly good. Everything from the sandwiches to the wings are very good. It can get very, very crowded during any game that a local team is playing, so be aware. While we had fun, be aware that there are a lot of ‘drinkers’ that go here. That’s fine, but when they yell swears or get profane, it’s not the place to have kids around, even though they are ‘family friendly’.
The pluses: Good food; nice servers; well managed.
The minuses: Can get a bit loud, mostly due to being a heavy drinkers’ hangout.
If you go during a down time, I would imagine it could be a very enjoyable place to eat and talk/​visit.
* Also be aware: their ½ off wings special during any local game is NOT VALID if they are very busy OR if it’s a playoff game, we were told. This information is NOT given anywhere on their website, which is why I gave it 3 instead of 4 stars.

Wow, I had a bad experience here Must have lasted 15 minutes tops
I was strolling along Water St. on first Monday night in June, looking for some eats and a drink. Decided on this place, largely because of TVs, young sexy crowd and $ 6.99 burger & beer inducement plastered in the window as a Monday-​Tuesday special
I sat down at the bar and was greeted by a hard-​bodied young Joni-​Mitchell-​look-​alike blonde bartender She seemed pleasant enough at first I started asking of the burger special She had to ask a young guy at the bar about it.
It comes with no toppings and each topping is $ 0.80 extra (Who wants a burger without at least 4 toppings?)
I couldn’t help but get this feeling that she was put-​off about a) My asking for cheapo lost leader and b) just asking questions about it in general.
She asks to see my credit card for a tab I asked if we could skip the tab and not have to give a card up front She said that they had to, and was that ok? So I say yes.
Then, instead of getting my Miller Lite cheapo draft right away, she’s punching #s on the cash register screen for at least 5 minutes. I then see my platinum card sitting up next to the cash register in a glass, in plain view of all at the bar, being held hostage. What!!! For a $ 6.99 meal???
I asked for it back & knuckle-​head, baldy punk guy says it’s policy to hold onto it That was enough, and I asked for it back and said we’re done. He gave some lip and said that I should pay for the Miller Lite draft she poured The only apropos response I could muster was to tell him to F-​off
I think these people hate customers, which is a great advantage in a biz dealing with the public

Bruins won game 3 in 2OT. I went here for the first time last night with a few friends of mine. Waitress was attentive, food was SUPURB and not overpriced. Don’t know what everybody else is talking about. Had a great experience. Great place to watch the game. I’ll definitely be back.

My first visit to Perfect Game was a year ago. I can honestly say I’ve been at least 30 times since then. Not only is it my favorite watering hole, but the food is amazing. They were recently featured on Phantom Gourmet
This is the place to catch any game in Worcester. Clean restaurant, friendly staff, and great food. What’s not to love about PG?

Rude owners, rude staff and undercooked chicken… ALL SET

The food was average. Service was VERY slow.

Went to the perfect game tonight and was not impressed. We sat in the bar at a high top table and a waitress rudely asked us «are you going to drink??? Or not». We asked a question about beer and were told «I don’t know if we do it’s on the list but we dot have all those so I don’t know. RUDE!!! We didn’t even stay for a drink!
We will not be returning… Service is everything!

I was looking to hold my husbands surprise party at a entertaining Guys guy type of venue… PERFECT PLACE… the guys enjoyed the golf game (just remind yourself. it’s hard to swing a golf club in 4 inch heels), the staff was very friendly, food was awesome and overall… they made his party memorable… great job everyone!

The bartenders don’t make the best drinks in the world. They are really up tight and not very friendly. It’s an ok place.

Really good find in Worcester’s Kelley Sq area. Burgers are definitely the best choice but the nachos are a close second. They’re huge and made out of waffle fries. The service is a little iffy — all college students from the area — but they’re nice. Plus, check out the golf simulator in the back. Great way to get your boyfriend or husband to hang out with your friends for the night!

I got a great deal on
to try out The Perfect Game. So off we went to Water Street. We went sorta early as we wanted to try out the golf simulator which was part of the deal. It’s normally $ 16 for half hour or $ 32 an hour and any number of your party can play. There was a party coming in that reserved it for 3 hours and we had to get there early to try it out. John had alot of fun with it. I wouldn’t touch it. I would break something.
We went back out to the main area to eat. The place had 3 distinct areas. The bar and dining that was pretty loud as there were sooo many flat screens everywhere and every imaginable sport on them. Here there were high and low tables to dine. Then another dining area blocked off with a wall so that the loudness wasn’t so LOUD! Then the golf simulator area and high bar tables and chairs.
I ordered squash raviolis in a maple cream sauce with walnuts. They were mouthwatering delicious! Very flavorful, perfect in texture and the creams sauce was wonderful with the walnuts. John ordered a Crusader hamburger and fries. HUGE hamburger, done perfectly ordered with bacon, cheese and the fries were hot and crispy.
I’ll be going back there. Loved it!

I went to Perfect Game for the first time on 10.16.10. I was thrilled to find out that they have valet parking whice eliminated the nightmare of street parking on Water St. especially on a busy Saturday night. The restaurant is a nice place to hang out and grab a drink and the staff is extremely pleasant. Why I’m I never going back? I accidentally forgot my iPhone in my cupholder and that was the last I heard/​saw of it… I’m just saying. FYI, the restaurant contracts a different company for their complimentary valet parking.

We have been to the Perfect Game twice now and I’ve been consistently impressed.
The first night we had wings — there was a special of honey-​orange glaze. they were very accomodating when we wanted to split the order with another flavor; we chose the chipotle mexican. the order came with blue cheese and i also requested some ranch dressing. best. decision. ever. the ranch is made in house and it is SO good. i made sure to save some to dip my fries into it. i also had a grilled veggie sandwich that they made panini style for me even though it wasn’t on the menu that way. it was really, really good. the balsamic aioli was tangy and creamy at the same time. my boyfriend got a burger which he also thought was good.
the wings were so good that the next week when we were in the area, my boyfriend wanted to go again. this time we got the boneless order, «to share» size. it was huge, 13 or so boneless wings. we again split the order with the chipotle and teriyaki this time. the teriyaki was a bit too salty for me (i’m really sensitive to salt so it’s probably fine for most people), but again the chipotle was the winner for me. i got a burger this time — i customized with bacon, cheddar and chipotle aioli. it was made even better by the Dr. Gonzo’s hot sauce that they had in their condiment rack. way to support the local condiment guy! the burger was really tasty, but after all those wings more than half of it came home with me. it made for a good lunch the next day.
we sat outside on the sidewalk for both meals so i honestly haven’t even seen the inside of the place, but i could see that there were a ton of flat screen tv’s with a good variety of games on. there is also a room with a golf simulator where a group of guys were taking out some aggressions on the ball. it looked like a lot of fun! i was happy to see that it was fairly busy on a tuesday night, and it’s been absolutely packed when i have driven by on thursdays.
definitely check out perfect game when you’re looking for quality pub food that’s not just an afterthought to the beer.