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The Cheese Plate

The Cheese Plate

Wine and cheese, aka the food of the gods.

Flan y Ajo

Flan y Ajo

Traditional tapas.

Mile and a Quarter

Mile and a Quarter

Barnsider’s makes a comeback with a menu that’s primarily Mediterranean comfort food, but hints of wanting to be more adventurous.

Plum Point Bistro

Plum Point Bistro

One-time Providence chef Ralph Conte makes a successful South County comeback with a crowd-pleasing menu and a block party vibe.

Circe

Circe

A flashy drink list plus a creative menu results in a downtown destination with a party vibe.

North

North

This small, new West Side eatery pushes culinary boundaries with a hip and challenging menu. Will diners follow?

Providence Coal Fired Pizza

Providence Coal Fired Pizza

More than just a place to grab a simple slice, Coal Fired Pizza satisfies with upscale combinations of ingredients and flavors.

3 Bar Menus

3 Bar Menus

Creative and intimate, a bar menu takes its rightful place and promises some of the best food in the house.

Abyssinia

Abyssinia

Bold flavors and simple preparations push diners into new culinary territory that’s both exotic and comfortably familiar.

The Grande

The Grande

With well-executed, crowd-pleasing favorites, the Grande is an outpost of French cuisine in the heart of (very Italian) Federal Hill. Will it hold its own?

 - June, 2013