Bullard Tavern within Old Sturbridge Village Museum

This cafeteria styled restaurant is located inside the Old Sturbridge Village complex. The food selection is very limited, and it is hit-and-miss when it comes to food selection. Some of the food, like the chicken pot pie, was not bad, but the pulled pork was simply awful. The mac & cheese was okay, but the onion rings were over cooked. If you want to be on the safe side, get the wrapped salad, since there is not much you can do to ruin it. The prepackaged sandwiches were just okay, especially when one is hungry. The prices are very high, especially for the quantity and quality of the food you receive. There are numerous indoor eating areas, and you should have no problem most days and times finding a table to eat at. Another thing we were not overly impressed with was the staff.

Stepping into the Bullard Eatery feels like a delightful pause during our visit to Old Sturbridge Village Road in Southbrigde,Massachusetts.It offers a welcome respite with its charming, slightly rustic ambience. We appreciated the hearty and comforting food, which seemed to echo the historical setting of the Village. Our sandwiches were particularly satisfying, and the service was friendly and efficient and thanks to Katelynn. It’s a great spot to refuel and soak in the historical immersion while perhaps not a destination in itself, the Bullard Eatery is a solid and convenient choice for visitors to Old Sturbridge Village looking for a tasty and fitting meal.🥘

As others have mentioned, prices are high, food is ok. I got the Codfish meal with veggies and mac and cheese. The cod was alright but bland. My kid didn't even finish the mac n cheese. I wished I had just gotten the soup, would have been much cheaper!

Our group showed up to an empty room with our lunch sitting on the table, getting cold.No, one was there to service and we were short three meals... However, the room had such a historic ambiance.Because if it's age... You felt like you were back in time.

We enjoyed a wonderful buffet style Thanksgiving Dinner here on Thanksgiving day. The experience was priceless and the food was limited in choice but acceptable. The staff was friendly and in character of an 1835 New England village. Hot Mulled Cider, Turkey, Roast Beef were the highlights, along with all the sides and trimmings.