Where are the Best Cheap Eats in Providence, Rhode Island?
I was born and raised in Providence and can still taste the baked bean and hotdogs all the way. The hotdogs have the best chili, I’ve traveled quite a bit since those days and have not found a duplication of the chili or any better. Haven Brother’s was where my parents took us on those evenings when no one couldn’t sleep and we all wanted something delicious. Old fashioned Americana at it’s very, very Best! P.S. Providence has the best Coffee milk anywhere.Pros + Excellent Food, Nostalgia, Great ServiceCons – , broke, don’t fix it!
My first experience with Pick Pockets Deli was an unforgettable experience. I was very surprised to feel the positive-relaxing atmosphere, right down from my neighbourhood. Aside from the fabulous employees and services, the food was great. There was so much verity of soups, salads, sandwiches, and who can forget the delicious falafel’s 😛 Personally, what impresses me is that when I walk into Pick Pockets I feel the thought and care that goes into making every piece of food, the best for the customers. I definitely recommend that you visit Pick Pockets and see what everyone is talking about!!!Pros + Excellent Service, Nice Jazz Pictures, Good on the Beach
A nice seafood restaurant overlooking the Apponaug harbor in Warwick. Usually these types of restaurants are very fancy and very stuffy, but this one is more down-to-earth and the prices are better. However, you get what you pay for, so don’t expect a five-star gourmet meal. Do expect good seafood at good prices, and a great view (at least during the day!). The Crow’s Nest can get quite crowded on weekends, especially during the summer tourist season, so put your name in and relax in the bar…
Food; had the fish & chips and a bowl of baked onion soup. Food was ok, baked onion soup was a little salty and we got a pretty big piece of fish but it had a layer of batter that was a little under cooked. I just picked off the batter and ate the fish. Pickles were good. Ambiance; wife and I sat on the pub end because they were busy, normally it is that way. Plenty of room to spread out. Area was lit a little dimly, had the smell of the deodorizer from the restrooms to deal with. Service; waitress did an awesome job, she was right on top of everything. Value; we paid $35 for 2 orders of fish & chips, baked onion soup, soda and 1 beer plus tip. Wife and I have been going here for over 10 years. Food has always been good here this time around was a little below par for them but I will be going back. They make the best comfort food and desserts. Recommend it.
This place is always busy for a reason- it’s good, inexpensive, fast and friendly. The menu is not wildly extensive, but they stick with the basics very well. This is a local place, right on Thames Street and if you want a good big breakfast (prime rib and eggs, before you set sail?) or hearty sandwich this is the place. It’s usually very crowded, but the service is so fast your head will spin, so there never is much of a wait. This is not an over priced touristy coffee shop- this is local Newport at its best!Pros + Food, Service, LocationCons – Limited menu, Parking
