Today after work, I decided to head to
Maxwell Silverman's Toolhouse in Worcester, which I read about from Phantom Gourmet. Along the way, I passed by the
Islamic Society of Greater Worcester.
The restaurant is located in an old industrial building, and though the exterior does not look like much, the interior was actually pretty posh, like an upscale restaurant.
After looking at the menu, I finally decided on the Beef Wellington, which is topped with a mushroom pate and wrapped in puff pastry, lined with a demiglaze and bearnaise sauce. It also came with a side of soup, which I chose to be the turkey and vegetable soup.
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| Turkey and Vegetable Soup |
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| Beef Wellington |
The soup was tasty enough, but I was quite impressed with the Beef itself, with not only the meat being really tender, but the sauces and the pastry went extremely well with it, and the mashed potatoes on the side were some of the best I've ever tasted. I wonder why this place is not rated on Yelp.
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