Food in Providence County, Rhode Island

71 Bradford St, Providence, RI 02903, United States

“Outstanding in every way. From the valet, to the host, to the wait staff, our waiter, and food. Each pasta dish we had was perfect from the Bolognese to Gnocchi with Vodka (like pillows of pasta). Meatball was primo. Ordered a chicken parm and pasta dish to go for family which they raved about. The squash flowers app was a special and they were great. Caesar salad was very good. 10/10. Plan to go back again soon.”

776 Hope St, Providence, RI 02906, United States

“I came here by recommendation from my friend. This was THE best ramen I have ever eaten. I genuinely don’t have enough good things to say about this place. The vibe was immaculate- perfect for a date night. For tapas, got the garlic chili edamame which were literally so delicious and garlicky, and the crispy chicken skins which were INSANELY good- I could’ve drank the sauce. But I’m not kidding when I say this is the best bowl of ramen I’ve ever eaten. We got the miso ramen & the tan tan men and I couldn’t decide which was my favorite.My husband spent four years in Japan and said it reminded him of his favorite place to go and made him nostalgic. We literally have not stopped talking about how absolutely delicious our meal was. Absolutely incredible, I can’t wait to be back regularly!”

One Citizens Plaza, Providence, RI 02903, United States

“Lovely, every bite carefully curated. My highlights were the sauce in the clam and shrimp linguine and the roast duck was so tasty with a ginger foam and pickled side. Filet was large and cooked perfectly. The signature drinks were well crafted. The creme brulee ( although, to order it is a bit pedestrian) was the best I have ever had. At our table everyone was pleased and delighted by all the offerings; including clams casino, salmon tartar, arugula salad, tomato soup, tenderloin risotto and cappuccinos. A lovely night.”

288 Thayer St, Providence, RI 02906, United States

“Went here specifically for the shawarma. I have to say it did not disappoint! It was so full of flavor with a little kick too! The meat is so fresh. You can see the chicken spinning and being heated by the fire. The staff is so friendly and they are really fast. Definitely will be coming back when in the area!”

239 Dyer St, Providence, RI 02903, United States

“First time in Providence and this was our first stop & it lived up to the hype. Even the locals all highly recommended and we truly enjoyed a fresh lobster roll and amazing fish sandwich! Son had the hot dog and he usually doesn't like anything on it but he loved the chutney like relish that came with it and the garlic mayo. We really enjoyed the casual setting of sitting on picnic tables in the middle of the city.”

816 Park Ave, Cranston, RI 02910, United States

“I had the Atomic sandwich and it was REALLY GOOD. Highly recommend. Seems like a great spot to have lunch. Plenty of parking, comfortable booths. I don’t think they have Wi-Fi but if they did it could be even better. Armenian groceries for sale. I wrote a big long review about how spectacular it was here and it seems to have disappeared for some reason. So now I have this short one but I really did love it here.”

107 Ives St, Providence, RI 02906, United States

“Incredible Syrian restaurant with excellent small bites and teas. Kebabs and hummus were phenomenal. Highly recommend for an afternoon.”

1360 Mineral Spring Ave, North Providence, RI 02904, United States

“So sad. This used to be our "go to" spot for sub's. They have gotten so skimpy on them its like eating flavored bread. Even the add ones like lettuce and tomato are skimped....I don't think we'll be going here anymore. These are half of our large steak & cheese. One w/let,tom,pickle and other with mushrooms...”

65 Weybosset St #108, Providence, RI 02903, United States

“Great brunch spot, the service was spot on. The breakfast sandwiches were great especially the short rib one. The chicken with waffles was not heavily seasoned so it tasted like breaded chicken that had been fried. Could have been better”

350 Atwood Ave, Cranston, RI 02920, United States

“Ladies and gents, gather 'round and let me tell you about the unparalleled breakfast brilliance that is Harriet's Kitchen. Now, I fancy myself somewhat of a breakfast aficionado, and after devouring brunches far and wide, Harriet's remains unbeaten. Imagine a world where every other breakfast joint becomes a mere hors d'oeuvre to the main course of Harriet's. Yep, that's the world I'm living in. When it comes to my regulars, it's always a toss-up between the lip-smacking #12, the Croissant Sandwich—a delightful medley of scrambled egg, cheese, and your choice of meaty goodness. Pair that with their home fries, and don't be shy; ask 'em crispy and deep-fried, just as I do. And if I’m feeling adventurous? The Hash Benedict sweeps me off my feet every time. Picture this: English muffin, corned beef hash, two poached beauties (that's eggs, my friend), slathered in Hollandaise sauce. And yes, those crispy home fries are non-negotiable! The Mrs.? She’s all in for the Harriet's Special - two eggs, toast, and those unforgettable home friends...err, I mean, fries! As for my little one? The Mickey Mouse pancakes sprinkled with powdered sugar are her jam. Cute fact: she nibbles the ears first, every time! The ambiance? Classic Rhode Island! It's that cozy corner where everyone knows your name and, heck, probably your order too! The charm isn't just in the air; it's in every plate, every smile. Speaking of smiles, a big shoutout to Harriet’s top-tier servers—always on the ball and ever-so-delightful. You'll feel the owners' presence—they're hands-on, ensuring impeccable service every single time. I've been a loyal patron for a whopping 14 years, and I've evangelized Harriet's gospel to many. Honestly? I see a lifetime of breakfasts here, right till my twilight years. In the race for the best breakfast and brunch in the state, Harriet's Kitchen isn't just running; they're soaring! P.S. A wee bit of wisdom for newcomers: if it's packed (and trust me, it often is), brace yourself for a bit of outdoor waiting. No fancy reservation list here—just an old-school, honor-based queue. And communication's key; it’s a dance of nodding and smiling, figuring out who's next. To sum it up? Harriet's Kitchen isn't just a breakfast joint—it's a Rhode Island legend!!!”