History Dating back to 1722, The first grist mill was built by Joseph Parson on this site. In 1937, the present building was erected of field stone resembling the Morro Castle in Havana, Cuba. In 1966, the new addition was built by the Nicas Family with stones and lumber for the new building coming from the former Worcester Public Library, Y.W.C.A. and the Elks Home of Worcester. The Castle has been the benchmark for fine food and impeccable service since 1950, and we truly wish to make your function the memorable occasion that it should be. Also, the menu selections are merely a sample representation with many variations available upon request.
All banquets are to be paid by bank check, personal check, or cash.
Credit cards are not acceptable for payment. Payment may be made in advance, but is definitely due the date of the event. We are happy and proud to serve you and your guests. Thank You, The Nicas Family and the Staff of the Castle. Your Hosts and Hostesses are Stanley, Helen, James, Evangeline, John, Denise, Nicole, Alexander, Charles, Laurier, and Jack Nicas who have owned and operated the Castle since 1950.