Feast On Stuffed Quahogs And Classic New England Seafood At Top Of The Bay In Rhode Island
Once upon a time, in 1908, a Rhode Island governor named D. Russell Brown had a summer house built at Oakland Beach in Warwick. Many decades later, it was converted into one of our favorite seafood spots. Top of the Bay Restaurant is still going strong, and their local delicacies are better than ever.
This isn't the first restaurant to occupy the former governor's summer home, but it's certainly the one with the most staying power.
Locals and tourists alike tend to love this place for the tasty food and friendly service.
The views from the deck are fantastic, and they typically offer some great happy hour specials here.
And with such a perfect coastal location, we wouldn't expect anything less.
Two quahog clams are stuffed with the restaurant's famous clam stuffing, and they're divine.
Work this restaurant into your summer plans -- trust us.
Did you know that Top of the Bay Restaurant is located inside an old governor’s summer home? The next time you’re there, take a look around and imagine what life was life in Rhody in 1908.
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Address: 898 Oakland Beach Ave, Warwick, RI 02889, USA
