Selena M. wrote: > > Which good providence restaurants can anyone recommend? I'm heading back > for my 10th college reunion and didn't really dine out too much back then. > Fancy cuisine okay, simple and excellent cuisine okay. > Thanks! > Selena M. > [email removed] Providence has many great restaurants: here are a few - Al Forno (creative Italian, lots of grilled items, excellent pizzas, nice wine list, fairly expensive) New Rivers (eclectic cuisine, nice atmosphere, small, reasonable prices) Adesso (nouvelle italian, great pasta dishes, nice service, fairly expensive) Pizzico (great italian, grilled food and pasta, lovely atmosphere, nice service, expensive) A Taste of India (small, intimate, good Indian cuisine, BYOB, very reasonable) These are all in the area of Brown University, and R.I.S.D. - there are many more but these, I believe, are standouts.
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Good Providence restaurants?
Deborah H. wrote: >Selena M. wrote: >> >> Which good providence restaurants can anyone recommend? I'm heading back >> for my 10th college reunion and didn't really dine out too much back then. >> Fancy cuisine okay, simple and excellent cuisine okay. >> Thanks! >> Selena M. >> [email removed] In addition, there are a number of great places on Federal Hill (Atwells Ave.). Try Trattoria Antuono, L"Epicurea, Camille's, and The Old Canteen. For dessert, try Caffe La Dolce Vita in the pedestrian mall. The Italian food served in this area rivals that served in Boston's North End. Buon Apetito (spelling?)! Joe - lover of Italian food