Where is the Best Hamburger in Providence, Rhode Island?
Very good food and great atmosphere. If you are really hungry, try the Sheppard’s pie, it is very rich and tasty. My boyfriend always seems to grab a burger of which they have an extensive selection. There are several places you can eat in here as well. If you just want to sit down and eat, you can eat in their main dinning room and the little bar above it. There is also the tavern downstairs that has a more bar feel with music pumped in but with a few booths that you can eat at. Then there is the Celtic pub upstairs, that is my favorite. They have some booths to eat at, and live music three nights a week. I really like this restaurant because there is something for every one. Between me, my boyfriend and my almost 60 year old father we all have a blast in here!
One of my favorite places to eat in New England, hands down. Tasty recommendations for vegan: the champ pizza with vegan cheeze, the Just Plain Nuts burger (made with cashews/nuts/seeds and topped with a sundried tomato pesto), poundies (side dish of mashed potatoes with spinach and carrots “pounded” in), and vegan cookie splits (huge cookies with bananas and Rice Dream). I have never ever been disappointed with the food, the service, or anything else here. The restaurant and decorations/art inside are all very cute and beachy, and the waitresses are always very friendly. It is a really great place with a fantastic outdoor terrace for warm-weather meals. Narragansett is very lucky to have this gem! Keep up the great work, Crazy Burger!
I am writing here because there is not a sendable address for Zelda’s own email anywhere to be found. Te first couses, as well as the bar staples, wine, service, and dining room are great. However, in the last year, the entrees and desserts have consistenly left something to be desired. Memorably: The Chicken Fried lobster which cost a fortune was tough and completely devoid of flavor. In three consecutive visits (we’re locals) – three different types of fish, all prepared the samw way on a raft of dehydrated (not intentionally I am sure) yams. Weird with the summer tomatoes sauce which surrounded them. The desserts were literally abyssmal and I hope there is consideration to involve a pastry chey, there or off site, before the summer arrives next week.
I have been all over the U.S. for four decades searching for the perfect hamburger. I’ve had the original at Louis Lunch in New Haven CT (they claim they invented ’em), and tasted a Trailblazer at the Spar Cafe in Olympia WA; I’ve had Chipotle burgers in Santa Fe and cheeseburgers in Nunavut, but I have to say, the Stanley Burger is the best darn burger I have ever tasted in all those years. I didn’t know about their Central Falls location, but when they opened in Providence, I thought I’d give it a try. I thought it might be one of those fake retro places like Johnny Rockets, but no — Stanley’s is the real thing. If J. Wellington Wimpy really were alive, he would stake out a spot on Point Street and approach every pedestrian, telling them “I’d gladly pay you Tuesday, for a Stanley Burger today.” Who would have guessed that the answer to a lifelong quest was right in my own back yard! Stanley’s uses a small. flattened patty and a blend of onions and pickles that ought to be regis
