Posted in Rhode Island
October 10, 2016
10 Unassuming Restaurants To Add To Your Rhode Island Dining Bucket List
There is no shortage of fantastic restaurants in Rhode Island! With so many to choose from, it’s important to know where the gems are hiding out. Sometimes there’s places you might overlook based on their exterior, but once you visit you’ll want to keep returning. Here are 10 unassuming places that are perfect to visit in Little Rhody.
Crazy Burger found on Boon Street in Narragansett has a devoted following for a reason. It's amazingly unique menu, delicious drinks, and cozy atmosphere make it worth visiting time and time again.
If you're looking at Los Andes for the first time, you might think you're in the wrong place. It doesn't look like much, but the stellar reputation, upscale atmosphere, and seriously amazing food offered at this Providence Peruvian style restaurant are out this world.
This authentic Italian joint is located in a quaint neighborhood and is pretty easy to miss. Definitely find them on Wood Street in Bristol the next time you're craving great pizza.
This cozy Mexican restaurant serves up some of the positively best tacos in state. It's also a fun place to be!
If you're looking for great sliders, and an outstanding beer list, check out Harry's original location on North Main Street in Providence.
This vegetarian and vegan restaurant on East Ave in Pawtucket continues to make a name for itself for their delicious menu.
Lindy's Tavern is a charming neighborhood bar and grille found on School Street in Slatersville.
Kitchen, which might be one of the smallest restaurants around, has a constant line out the door during breakfast hours for a reason. The food is simply out of this world. Find them on Carpenter Street in Providence.
Enjoy breakfast and lunch staples at this fantastic eatery in Westerly.
North's eclectic menu and hip atmosphere make it a perfect place to enjoy a memorable meal. Definitely go early for a table.
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