The Tiny Rhode Island Farm Town That’s Now A New England Food Destination
Each of Rhode Island’s towns and cities has its own personality and claims to fame. If you’re looking for the brewery capital of the Ocean State, head to Pawtucket. For a dose of patriotism, visit Bristol and if you’re a nature lover then lace up your hiking boots and take a trip to Charlestown. When it comes to food, there are plenty of great restaurants all over the state but surprisingly, one small farm town has quietly become a dining destination.



The Commons Lunch is a neighborhood nook serving New England classics for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Early morning diners can enjoy a plate of their famous steaming Johnnycakes. Later day diners will go crazy for the creamy seafood chowder, clam cakes, and lobster rolls. Address: 48 Commons, Little Compton, RI 02837.


Crowther's Restaurant brings a scrumptious array of seafood and elevated pub food. Juicy signature burgers will satisfy a carnivore while sea scallops, littlenecks, and more will tempt seafood lovers. Settle into the cozy atmosphere for a meal you'll remember. Address: 90 Pottersville Road, Little Compton, RI 02837.


Settle into a two-story renovated barn to enjoy the most important meal of the day. The Barn Restaurant takes farm-to-table breakfast to the highest level. From homemade waffles topped with fresh fruit to perfectly prepared eggs benedict, this rustic eatery will kick off your day with a bang. Address: 13 Main Street, Little Compton, RI 02837.


The gorgeous scenery seems to stretch on endlessly at this vineyard by the sea. Stop by Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard to sample delicious wines. Their seasonal eatery is a hidden gem with locally-sourced top-notch cuisine. From appetizers to sandwiches, you'll find a perfect pairing for the wines found here. Address: 162 West Main Road, Little Compton, RI 02837.
Have you ever enjoyed a meal in the coastal town of Little Compton? Where did you dine? For even more unexpectedly delicious dining destinations, visit these other little food towns in Rhode Island.
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