Food & Drink
The food hall features cuisine from Japan, Korea, China, Vietnam, Thailand and more from celebrity chef Jack Lee.
Co-owned by Congressman David Cicilline, Clementine creates a perfect balance with a simple space and extravagant offerings.
On Monday, Rhode Island Commerce authorized $1 million in redeemable tax credits to the Marsella Development Corporation’s food hall project.
Rhode Island’s Quahog Week takes place April 23-29 and features two Quahog Nights at local breweries and hard shell clam specials at restaurants and markets.
This new urban bar attracts the sophisticated party crowd.
The plant-based restaurant also donated meals to the Comprehensive Community Action Program to help combat food insecurity.
Aquidneck Island restaurants are offering buy-one-get-one deals, prix-fixe offerings, gift card promotions and more.
The market stocked with ready-made meals, locally made snacks and wine is located at Pawtucket’s Blackstone Place Plaza.
The owners renovated the dilapidated interior while staying true to the original layout, and plan to serve beers in a comfortable, "come as you are" atmosphere.
We look back at Rhode Island's Italian institution forty-three years after it opened its doors.
In September 1992, our reviewer wrote: "Al Forno’s food almost lives up to its reputation. But somehow, the owners gave the impression they’d rather be anywhere but in Rhode Island."
The Indigenous chef represents the Mashpee Wampanoag people through her native American fusion cuisine, served at her Charlestown restaurant.
Simple breakfasts from family-run restaurants.
Put down the beer and pair pizza with Pizza Wine, a sparkling red wine that perfectly balances tomatoes and cheese.
A new business venture and changing climate mean a new crop of local shellfish may soon be making its way to Rhode Islanders' plates.
What led to the closing of the Greek market and restaurant on Westminster Street in downtown Providence?
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