06/18/2026
⛽️ Perched at the highest elevation bar in Massachusetts, the unique history of Liston’s Bar & Restaurant in Worthington is as interesting as their menu. What was once a gas station with a bar and four stools that originally opened in 1933, has evolved into a gathering place for locals and is a pleasant weekend drive destination for out-of-towners looking to enjoy great food. Liston’s has been known to attract snowmobiles in the winter and motorcycles in the summer as a popular spot to stop while on a scenic drive through the hilltowns.
Whether it’s on the patio or inside, you will encounter many friends meeting up at Liston’s, as well as families relaxing and enjoying a meal together. You will even sometimes find live outdoor music and an outdoor bar area open during the summer.
We took advantage of the Saturday prime rib special for $45. This spectacular slab of meat, served with a side of au jus, was so big that I enjoyed it at home for two more meals. Served with mashed skin-on potatoes, a buttery side of green beans with a hint of garlic, and a dinner roll, we enjoyed the feast set out before us. We wet our palates with a lemon drop martini and a Berkshire Brewery Steel Rail.
Our server was attentive and friendly, and the bustling atmosphere felt lively. There were several TVs along the walls and a moose head watching over the dining space. With a welcoming atmosphere, great service, and a hearty prime rib I am still fondly remembering, The Three Forks Review awards 3 forks to Liston’s Bar & Restaurant.
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