Al Forno

The club scene in Providence, Rhode Island may not be as hot as that in Miami, or New York, but it sure is pretty hip and happening. Big...

This club started out as a small, funky beer and wine bar frequented by artists, musicians and academics. The owners soon added rooms, de...

This choice waterfront location was once a fish store, hence the name; but now it is a busy bar, geared more for the younger crowd. Ther...

Although there are a number of places to get coffee on the East Side, the Coffee Exchange, frequented by hip locals, students and visitor...

This is a popular, upscale nightspot where an after-work drink, easily extends into a flavorful dinner. The Tuna a la Gene (marinated sus...

Drinks, sumptuous food and live music six nights a week is what you'll get at the Hi-Hat. It's this unbeatable combination that keeps the...

Quite unlike the fiery 19th-century abolitionist of the same name, this John Brown was an 18th-century slave trader wh...

The Providence Children's Museum offers a break from your harried business routine. The Museum is a hands-on place of fun and learning fo...

Al Forno has long been written up as one of Providence's finest upscale restaurants. The ambience is quiet and casually romantic, with Eu...

Sakura is located in the heart of busy Wickenden Street, close to downtown Providence. It specializes in sushi and vegetarian dinners and...

A delightful upscale restaurant that prides itself on serving authentic Indian cuisine, A Taste of India is just a short distance from ac...

Authentic Japanese food is served by Asian waiters in a restaurant that features a distinct Japanese style, including the authentic Tatam...

This is a good place to go for a small dinner party or a relaxed, intimate meal. You may meet the friendly owner Rachel, who offers you a...

Pakarang is conveniently located on the edge of downtown Providence at the bottom of College Hill. It is also part of a small group of re...

This small restaurant on the East Side of Providence near Wickenden Street does a steady to-go business; you may eat in as well. Classic...

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 easi...

When every place else on College Hill is closed, full, or downright tacky, there's always The Rue. It serves breakfast or bru...

The glassed-in bottom floor of a tall building on the edge of downtown, this restaurant is right by the river. You can see parts of the c...