Food & Drink
The list of 2023 Coastal New England Rising Stars includes many members of the Rhode Island hospitality scene.
Guests will enjoy free slices of sourdough pizza from Mother Pizzeria alongside free wine pours at Utility in Middletown.
Huntinghouse Hopyard fuels the local beer industry from Glocester.
Groups of six or more can book a reservation for their own private seating area with food and drink service.
Check out some local restaurants and a few mobile vendors that have creative waffles on their menus.
Masa Taqueria food truck owner Jonathon Kirk launched a Mainvest campaign with a goal of opening a Spanish tapas-style restaurant.
This newish plant-based café-style restaurant is remaking the American diet one burger at a time.
Think pink and order these Barbie-themed treats from local bars and shops.
The neon sign was created by local neon artist Knox Neon and displayed with cocktails at Clementine Cocktail Bar.
On opening day, Shake Shack shows its support and graciousness by giving back to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank.
The MasterChef contestant dishes on cooking for 100-plus firefighters on the show, where she buys her ingredients and her favorite spots to eat out in Providence.
The hearty sandwiches are available at the shop, while Dips Provisions offers catering and snacks at Moniker Brewery.
The Roberta’s team transported its authentic wood-fired mobile oven to the brewery for a pop-up visit.
Here's why you should donate blood to the Rhode Island Blood Center during the month of August.
It's a record store with sitting areas, rare art, music memorabilia and listening stations, and it will soon have a full "vinyl bar" and live music stage.
The canned beverage combines the techniques of craft beer brewing with the crisp tang of fermented kombucha and the fizziness of hard seltzer.
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