Food & Drink
Plants to Food, a new food manufacturing facility, is churning out plant-based cheeses, sauces and more for veggie-lovers nationwide.
O'Brien and Brough offers specialty blended whiskeys in Bristol's bustling Unity Park complex.
The rustic Italian hot spot makes a comeback in a big way with a more approachable menu.
Warwick native Jariah Gray has been amassing “hungry” fans on TikTok and Instagram alike since starting the good eats guide in 2020.
Social media is abuzz for this new bar and restaurant that features lots of live music, barbecue, burgers and southern spirits.
Driving distance weekend getaways (and one longer respite) that include where to eat, play and stay in Boston, the Cape, the White Mountains, Maine, New York City and the Adirondacks.
And no, it’s probably not who you expect.
From bagels and babka to soup and (big) salads, you’ll find all the noshes in ‘Seinfeld: The Official Cookbook.’
The Columbus Day weekend festival includes apple picking, free hayrides, live music, food, a farmers market and more.
Origin Beer Project and Buttonwoods Brewery are proving brewers (and barbecue vendors) can get along with an-alt prop model.
Grab your broomsticks (and vacuum!) and head over to these eateries for some seasonal sweets in honor of the Hocus Pocus sequel.
Chef Jacob Jasinski and team at Cara at the Chanler in Newport wow guests using ingredients harvested from the hotel garden, local farms and the ocean.
Newcomer Pianta is supercharging the Creative Capital's plant-based scene.
The food support hub, founded in 2015 in Boston, aims to help Rhode Island small business owners scale up their culinary creations for a national audience.
Rory's Market and Kitchen provides easy access to local, organic produce and prepared foods, plus coffee and a juice bar in the heart of the city.
Award-winning chef Michael Schlow has teamed up with Neon Marketplace to develop seasonal brick oven pizzas at Neon's convenient locations.
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The star-studded comedy festival returns to Providence this spring.
The alum turned Executive Director of Auxilary Services has reignited JWU’s catering and external events program.
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A look at the upcoming Fall, Winter and Spring visual and performing arts season. Sponsored by Starkweather & Shepley.
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