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New Restaurants, YMCA Fit Bar Coming To Worcester
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Source: Patch

Two restaurants are coming to Lincoln Street, while the YMCA is planning to serve up something new. WORCESTER, MA — Two new restaurants are preparing to bring Jamaican and Mexican food to Lincoln Street. The Worcester License Commission unanimously approved common victualler licenses for Jamaican Bites at 169A Lincoln St. and Taqueria Acapulcos at 453 Lincoln St. during its Oct. 22 meeting. Both eateries have not yet announced an opening date. Jamaican Bites owner Ali Booth, a Worcester resident, plans to serve Jamaican dishes including beef patties, oxtail, jerk chicken, curry chicken and stew peas. Find out what's happening in Worcesterfor free with the latest updates from Patch. The restaurant received approval to operate from 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday. It will be closed Sundays. At the same time, Taqueria Acapulcos will be a 12-seat restaurant serving regional Mexican food. The business currently operates a food truck under the same name at 135 Westboro Rd.
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