The Worthen House Cafe - Lowell

The worthen house is a staple of lowell generosity and fair care. The waitresses and cooks make the best food and drunks you could ask for at anytime of the afternoon till the the late am. The meatloaf is a tasty cuilinary treat that melts in the mouth filled with veggies and potatop drizzled in fantastic gravy made to make any man moan. If you find yourself looking for a good pint look no further as the worthen will provide you with a huge selection of local and far away beers. If your a punk this is the place for you live music in the upstairs a bit hot but the fire music makes up for it all. The amount of stickers licks the air with taste for high quality local musicians that have strutted their stuff through here for years making your night dance away as you stomp your feet through these legendary halls. If your about history like me these halls have hosted legendary poets such as Edgar allen poe and his compatriots of fine word and pen. The origianl fan that you can see adorning the ceiling has been here longer then any man alive been on this planet worked by a fine belt and cleaned quite regularly. Find yourself with a pint and a good friend at the worthen it will delight your night. Stay safe and seize the night 5 out of 5 forks from the beast.

So strange that this place puts out good food. The kitchen is about 10 square feet but the food is really good. Burgers and sandwiches are tasty. Old school bar with I think the only place in the country with belt driven ceiling fans. Also cold beer and jello shots!

I love the Worthen House Cafe! Everything I've had there has been perfectly prepared and delicious but the Kerouac burger is my absolute favorite.

So much fun today. There were 25-30 of us ordering drinks, apps and burgers, etc. The waitress did an excellent job getting us all served hot food and cold drinks, without any waiting, and making us feel welcome. Great place, will definitely return.

The Worthen is a must-hit spot in Lowell. Known for its history with Edgar Allen Poe, it's a classic Lowell spot. Space is cramped, and it may take a bit to get a drink, but the atmosphere is fantastic.