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Another Canal District Restaurant Down: Maddi’s Cookery to Close

By Tom Marino | November 13, 2022
Last Updated: November 13, 2022

WORCESTER – After over four years on Water Street in Worcester’s Canal District, Maddi’s Cookery & Taphouse announced on Sunday the restaurant will be closing on Nov. 19 due to circumstances beyond their control.

Maddi’s announcement comes less than week after Smokestack Urban Barbeque on Green Street announced they are also closing on Nov. 19 after 12 years in the Canal District.

Maddi’s was closed on Sunday. The restaurant had been closing sporadically on days during their normal business hours.

In a message on social media on Sunday, owner Adam Hicks wrote “It’s with a heavy heart that due to circumstances beyond our control, we will be ceasing operations as of next weekend. It’s been a great 4+ years and we can thank our guest and staff enough.”

Maddi’s joins Smokestack, Buck’s Whiskey & Burger Bar and The Hangover Pub as once popular Canal District restaurants shutting their doors in the past six months.

 

Lead image: Maddi’s Cookery & Taphouse/Facebook

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