Food & Drink
Our editors scoured the state for the best food, shopping, fun and beauty businesses in Rhode Island.
Visit Rhode Island is offering Rhode Island businesses the opportunity for a presence at New England’s Great State Fair this fall.
As some breweries report CO2 shortages, Rhode Island breweries are grappling with supply chain challenges of their own.
Explore Warren’s art, eats and hidden gems.
Grab a cold one out in the hot sun at one of these local beer oases.
The inside details for Bird’s Nest Italian Street Food.
The livestock and flower farm invites the public to special events this summer to enjoy the grounds.
Get the low-down on all the good eats, gift shops and more on this street in the Downcity Arts District of Providence.
Experience the famous East Bay staple on the go.
Get a taste of everything before committing to full size portions at this Coventry coffee, cocktail and tapas spot.
A cozy French Bistro meets American nostalgia in downtown Wakefield.
Elements of France, Bulgaria and Spain can also be found at Mozz, as well as local New England cheeses.
Chef Natalia Paiva-Neves hosts a Portuguese feast (complete with six recipes and seven wine pairings) at a friend's home for picture-perfect summer entertaining.
The newly transformed industrial complex is home to Pivotal Brewing, Brick Pizza, Borealis Coffee and Fieldstone Kombucha, and coming soon, Basil and Bunny will open a fast casual storefront.
National Tequila Day is celebrated on July 24 and there are plenty of restaurants around Rhode Island where you can sip tequila-inspired concoctions.
Learn how the Providence-based spirit company came up with Ostreida, its new vodka distilled with oysters, and how it makes a mean bloody mary.
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