Attleboro Restaurants

Tucked away in a small space along busy Thayer Street, this restaurant is easy to miss, so keep your eyes peeled. Stop in to sample reasonably priced, tasty Middle Eastern fare. You can get wonderful Falafel here for less than... more

You can find everything from beef Wellington and Dover Sole to handmade pastas and desserts at this restaurant. Capriccio's also offers more than 550 wines. There are two dining rooms carved out of the historic cellars of the b... more

Al Forno has long been written up as one of Providence's finest upscale restaurants. The ambience is quiet and casually romantic, with European accents. Their cuisine is Northern Italian, made with the freshest local ingredient... more

Angelo's is a third generation Italian family restaurant that's been serving patrons on Federal Hill since 1924. It has a casual dining environment of booths and counters, but the food is hearty, satisfying Italian and American... more

Aficionados in the art of prime rib preparation, Lawry's Prime the Rib is a cut above. Built in the art deco style, the restaurant is bathed in warmth and elegance, welcoming hungry patrons to a refined, but cozy, meal. The roa... more

Sakura is located in the heart of busy Wickenden Street, close to downtown Providence. It specializes in sushi and vegetarian dinners and what it claims as some of the best teriyaki and sukiyaki in town. Maki is emphasized here... more

Camille's has long been a premier dining experience in Providence on the edge of Federal Hill, the city's major Italian neighborhood. The atmosphere is one of quiet, low-key elegance and the food is delicious. You can eat in th... more

Authentic Japanese food is served by Asian waiters in a restaurant that features a distinct Japanese style, including the authentic Tatami Room. Tokyo's tempura platters are fabulous, and there are a number of other dishes to s... more

This restaurant has been serving great food in downtown Providence for more than 12 years. Besides the fact the food in this small establishment is good and reasonably priced, New Japan is just two blocks from four important to... more

Guido's restaurant is so inconspicuous, tucked in next to Big Alice's ice cream on the East Side's lower Hope Street, that you might easily miss it. With its low lighting and celebrity photos on the wall, the atmosphere is inti... more