10 Wildly Famous Restaurants In Rhode Island That Are Totally Worth The Hullabaloo
Rhode Islanders are a food loving bunch! They take their restaurants so seriously that you’ll often hear heated debates about where the best places are. While everyone in state has their restaurant loyalties, there are a few establishments that we’ve all heard mentioned that definitely live up to their reputation.
Waterman Grille offers delightful upscale dining along the Seekonk River. Enjoy small plates, delicious cocktails, and their gorgeous atmosphere.
This Mediterranean style restaurant is set inside a late 1800s stone church. The menu is just as amazing as the building's aesthetic. Find them on Chapel View Blvd in Cranston.
This Peruvian style restaurant might just be the most spectacular restaurant in state. Though fiercely gaining in popularity, Los Andes is still a bit overlooked as far as legendary restaurants go. Find this gem on Chalkstone in Providence.
The Coast Guard House is found in Narragansett's most well known building and specializes in local seafood. Enjoy some of the Ocean State's best local cuisine at this magical place.
This three story restaurant is one of Newport's most popular places for good reason! The diverse menu offers amazing options plus creative and delicious cocktails. Find this on historic Thames Street.
This upscale seafood restaurant is found in the heart of Downcity Providence along the water. Enjoy local seafood, a renowned wine list, and more at their location on North Main Street.
Found on Boon Street in Narragansett is this popular family friendly restaurant. Fantastic burgers, a juice bar, and so many other features make this place worth visiting!
Looking for some of the best Italian cuisine in state? Capriccio on Pine Street is a perfect choice.
This cozy restaurant can also be found on Thames Street in Newport. They serve up everything from fantastic appetizers, and entres, to vintage wine.
This upscale, but comfortable eatery specializes on Norther Italian cuisine and can be found on Federal Hill in Providence.
How many of these delicious eateries have you been to?
