When it comes to amazing restaurants, the biggest problem in Rhode Island is having too many choices! From traditional Italian, amazing seafood, and so much more, there is no shortage of wonderful food destinations. There are some, however, that might not look like much from the outside, but the food is so good the exterior doesn't bother you at all. In fact, it adds to the charm. Here are nine hidden gem restaurants in Rhode Island that you might not expect much from on the outside, but what you'll find inside will bring you back again and again.

1. Frank and John's From Italy, East Greenwich

One of the best local restaurants in Rhode Island is this authentic Italian pizzeria which is easy to miss in its East Greenwich location. But it serves what many Rhode Islanders argue is the very best Italian food around. Family-owned and operated since the 1970s, this is a great place to enjoy an amazing slice of pizza or even some pasta. For more information on Frank and John's From Italy, visit the website.

2. Pastiche Fine Desserts, Providence

This cozy and delicious European-style cafe and patisserie is located off a side street in the heart of historical Federal Hill. The deserts are baked fresh each day right inside, making this place worth searching for next time you're on the hill. For more information on Pastiche, visit the website.

3. Amaral's Fish and Chips, Warren

Amaral's in Warren might not look like much on the outside, but the fried seafood served inside is some of the best around. This is one of the most delicious hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Rhode Island. For more information on Amaral's Fish and Chips, visit the website.

4. Lindy's Tavern, Slatersville

This neighborhood bar and grille located in the heart of North Smithfield is a much loved destination for locals. For more information on Lindy's Tavern, visit the website.

5. Los Andes, Providence

This Peruvian and Bolivian style restaurant is not only difficult to find in Providence, it also has an unassuming storefront. Walk inside and the intense aroma of the amazing food and inviting atmosphere hit you instantly. The enclosed patio located at the very back of the restaurant with a pond and fire pit is an especially beautiful place to enjoy dinner with friends. For more information on Los Andes, visit the website.

6. North Restaurant, Providence

Located off the beaten path in Providence and identifiable by just a small neon sign, North doesn't look like much on the outside. Delicious fresh seafood and a unique and ever changing dinner menu make this place a great hidden option. For more information on North, visit the website.

7. Poco Loco Tacos, Cranston

Best known for their traveling food truck, Poco Loco serves up some of the best tacos to be found in state. The truck was so successful, they opened a small storefront in Cranston. For more information on Poco Loco Tacos, visit the website.

8. Lemongrass, Warwick

This Asian bistro and sushi spot might have a dull exterior, but the food is some of the most exciting dishes the city of Warwick has to offer. From amazing seafood to asian inspired dishes, Lemongrass is sure to please. For more information on Lemongrass, visit the website.

9. Kitchen, Providence

Though tiny and plain in appearance, there is always a guaranteed line out the door and often times around the corner every morning outside Kitchen. Famous for its tasty breakfast menu, this restaurant has become a Providence legend. For more information on Kitchen, visit our previous coverage.

Are there any other hidden gem restaurants in Rhode Island you would add to this list? Let me know in the comments.