The Oldest Restaurant In Rhode Island’s Little Italy Is A Culinary Masterpiece

Those restaurants that tend to stand the test of time usually have a few things in common - consistently good, authentic food; superior service, and a loyal following of diners. That's just some of what makes the oldest restaurant in Rhode Island's Little Italy so special. Once you dine there, you're pretty much guaranteed to return again - and again.

You don't have to cross the ocean to indulge in some of the best Italian food of your life. Just make your way to Little Italy, tucked in Federal Hill in Providence.

There you'll find Angelo's Restaurant, a neighborhood favorite that has been feeding locals and visitors from all over since 1924.

Ask those who count Angelo's Restaurant among their favorites why they love this charming Italian eatery, and you'll likely hear words like "delicious," "authentic," and "attentive."

However, do your taste buds a favor, and try it for yourself, if you haven't already. How about kicking off your meal with a cool cocktail?

Did you know that Angelo's is fourth generation owned? Yep, and it's also known for its affordable prices.

Scoop into a piping hot bowl of wedding soup, or enjoy a crisp salad. Angelo's serves a variety of starters - from aged provolone to fried ravioli.

While you're browsing the menu, check out the daily specials that include roast chicken on Wednesday and baked stuffed shrimp on Sunday.

If you're craving old school, your taste buds will be in heaven with such classics as veal and peppers.

The menu's also brimming with macaroni dishes, lasagna, and sandwiches.

Or try one of the made-from-scratch sauces that top your favorite type of pasta. Choices include Alfredo, basil pesto, and beef bolognese.

Don't forget to save some room for dessert, too.

View days, hours, and a menu on the Angelo's Restaurant website. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

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