Rhode Island’s Best Neighborhood Restaurant Has A Bread Share Program
The restaurant industry has certainly faced some changes over the last year. And while most of them weren’t exactly positive, many of our Rhode Island restaurants found creative ways to make the most of things and keep delivering their delicious delicacies. We’re especially impressed by Oberlin for supplying so many Rhode Islanders with freshly baked bread.
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The restaurant is best described as a cozy, intimate New American spot.
It was named the Best Neighborhood Restaurant (National) by Eater, and Vogue gave it a very flattering shout-out in an article about experiencing Providence.
And of course, for the last year, takeout has been especially popular.
The Oberlin Bread Share program is fairly new, and it's extremely popular. This community-supported program allows the team to meet the demand of their guests without baking too many surplus loaves.
You'll get two loaves every Saturday, which largely consists of some form of sourdough. If you can't go, just send a friend to pick up your bread for you.
The restaurant is serving takeout and offering dining on their patio when the weather permits.
Have you been to Oberlin lately? Learn more about the bread share program here.
Address: 186 Union St, Providence, RI 02903, USA
