Tucked away on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester sits the Boulevard Diner, a gleaming vintage dining car where locals have been whispering about (and sometimes shouting about) what might be the most magnificent waffles in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
This isn’t some newfangled brunch spot with Edison bulbs and $18 avocado toast.
The Boulevard is the real McCoy – a genuine Worcester institution where the coffee flows freely and the waffle irons have been seasoned by decades of delicious use.
From the street, the Boulevard Diner looks like it was plucked straight from a Norman Rockwell painting – that distinctive red and cream exterior with bold, vintage lettering that practically calls your name as you drive past…